Real Colorado is a youth soccer club with its South office at 8200 S Akron St in Centennial. It runs summer camps and off-season leagues for players from preschool through elite competitive level, grouped by age and ability, working on dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and small-sided games in a positive environment.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Real Colorado directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Debanjan GhoseHad an extremely unpleasant experience last couple of years we were with Real Colorado . Lack of communication is biggest challenges and parents are never included in these discussions . Both year coaches were changed mid season without vetting it out with parents and trying to understand what is good for our kids . These changes caused negative impact to our kids and the constant changes impacted their moral and interest in the game. Practices were not run to the best of our satisfaction and constant losses were causing them lose interest . Really hope they can improve the communication and management process and provide transparency
★T QSuper frustrating club as a player and parent. Even at the highest levels, the coaches have no ability to communicate or provide feedback to the players. The coaches just seem like former players with no coaching skill who couldn’t walk away from the game. And those same coaches all coach multiple teams so they are bad at their job and spread thin. The club seems to live on the legacy of former players from 10 years ago and hasn’t evolved. Their facilities are second rate as well.
★Mike Longmont, COWhat a joke this league is…if your kid doesn't make a “top” team you are just a donation to the top team. We literally didn't have goals to practice with for the 1st 6 weeks of practice, they gave us a corner of the field, while the “top” teams had full equipment and resources. If you are not a part of the politics your 6 yr old will become a part of the donation. Funny enough our 6/7 year olds would consistently beat the higher ranked teams in scrimmages. Coaches were not qualified, no refs at games, no organization. It ruined our kids love of the game. Don't do it…great way to ruin your kids passion for the game.
★★★★★Lacy LandMy 9.5 year old daughter has been in the Jr. Academy program going on 2 year. We are super happy with the program, teammates, and coaching. Jeremy Cheeseman is the best Coach/Trainer of any sport that we have ever worked with. My daughter’s love for soccer has grown, technique improved, and she has made a great group of friends. ⚽️✌🏼🫶🏼
★Lesa Hamer-RennakThe coaches are spread too thin. Only 1 real coach for 3 seperate teams. Canceled the first two months of practices, then moved practices 5:30-7 p.m. to accommodate the coach working for another team. My kid joined to play with his friends, but they are all on different teams. They show up to games 30 minutes early, only to mess around by the street because their coach is watching another game - so no warm-up for them. Only interested in the $$$. Cost $2000 for registration fees, then another $500 for uniforms, then another couple $100 every time they had a tournament. If you just want to watch your kid play soccer and get some fitness, play rec and invest the extra savings in a college fund instead. My kid got way more coaching and caring when he played for the rec teams, at a fraction of the cost. We will definitely NOT be returning to competitive soccer with this team. Five star reviews are probably from the parents of players reaping all the benefits of everyone else's fees.