JP Soccer runs week-long soccer camps at the Joe Palumbo Soccer Academy, 7 Bryant Pond Road in Putnam Valley, for ages 4 and up, covering a week of skills, drills and training activities. Full day runs 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at $380 per week and half day runs 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at $225 per week, with an early-bird full-day rate of $320 before March 15. Registration is online, and campers are checked in at 9:00 AM and must be checked out by a parent each day.
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★★★★★Stephen ConroyWe have one season here so far. The number one attribute of JP Soccer is that you can actually pick up the phone and talk to someone. The indoor soccer facilities are really a great thing to have for the colder seasons here in the northeast and they have a really nice indoor practice area(s). The things so far that stands out are the mini onsite tournaments. I have my kids friends come along as well to compete/play and they all have a great time. For the academy side I think they are setting themselves up for success and I’m excited to see where this goes.
★Tara McGintyDo your homework and talk to other parents before committing. The boys premier travel program did not meet our expectations. We discussed our issues with upper management but they did not take any actions even after others parents brought the same issues to their attention. Paying as much money as we did and traveling throughout the US, for the whole team not to show up was inexcusable even with "mandatory" attendance- with the result being bringing younger kids up from a different team who have never played with out boys. This became a growing frustration among parents and the players. In the Westchester/Putnam area, there are alternative options available. If you're seeking a club for your child to stay long term, this may not be the best choice. To avoid disappointment stemming from inconsistent coaching and game cancellations, it's best to explore other options for your child.
★★★★★Alethea Webster-MarshMy daughter has gone year round for 2 years now. We're happy with her skills growth and the professionalism of this establishment. We are happy with the diversity of the staff and students. We are very happy here.
★AJ SinghThe boys travel program at JPSC soccer club did not meet our expectations. Despite our hopes for substantial value, it seemed primarily focused on generating revenue through camps and clinics. We discussed our issues with management but they did not take any actions even after several parents brought issue to their attention. Some coaches lacked the necessary skills and experience for specific age groups, resulting in a high turnover of players and growing frustration among parents on consistency of learning the basic skills. The program's consistency fluctuated, and there was a notable deficiency in fundamental skills development and lack of proper updates of our child’s development. Some coaches appeared disengaged, further exacerbating the issue . Often the coach yelled at the children beyond what was reasonable for this level. Tryouts lacked seriousness, as boys were placed on teams to fill vacancies regardless of their skill level, maturity, or experience. In the Westchester/Putnam area, there are alternative training options available. If you're seeking a club for your child to stay long term, this may not be the best choice. To avoid disappointment stemming from inconsistent coaching and game cancellations, it's best to explore other options for your child. Do your homework and talk to other parents before committing and make sure you know who your child’s coach will be.
★★★★★Mario MintoFamily owned and operated. Great place for kids to learn and develop soccer skills and life disciplines.