Sealy Soccer Factory

★Chen Da, Kenny

Terrible experience – Do not recommend I am highly disappointed with this soccer camp. My 11 year old is currently enrolled and the experience has been so horrible that he does not even want to finish the week. Older kids have been bullying him, and the teenage coaches seem completely indifferent and do not care enough to step in or manage the behavior. A camp should provide a safe, positive environment for kids to learn and play, but this place fails completely on supervision. We will definitely not be returning.

★★★★★Adam Guerrero

Exceptional training. Also, an amazing coaching and admin staff - it's always fun and friendly at Seally!!

★★★★★Jamshid Ebadi

Amazing training facility. The lady in front is so nice. The coaches are very knowledgeable and skilled. My 10 year old son joined for the summer group training sessions and he has up skilled so fast. He recently started his rec team practice and he is miles ahead of the other kids. Can't wait for my son to try out for their diversity club. Don't listen to the negative nit-picking reviews. This place is worth every penny.

★★★★★K P

My son has been going to sealy soccer for a year now. He has shown remarkable interest and enthusiasm and progress in soccer. Coach Arturo, has shown real skills In the ability to teach 5 year old kids. It's very organized and focused training. I like the structure now as the kids are at an age to follow instructions properly.. Can't wait to go pro!!!

★Martin Kelman

I expect all the other reviews have been drinking the "Sealy Cool Aid" in the belief that skills are paramount above everything else good luck on those programs I can only make comments on the Thanksgiving Camp, my sons have just completed their first day of an absolute shambles and complete waste of $260. 1. Scott Sealy himself is nowhere to be seen to introduce his Camp and oversee the quality as expected, disappointing? 2. There is one pitch with 3 groups of over 70 kids crammed in. 3. Most of the coaches are high school Sealy disciples, who seem to enjoy "skinning" all the kids and "slamming" in shots against each other rather than actually pass a ball to the kids and it is a miracle no-one got hurt, why they are always involved is beyond me and why they cannot play on their own dime too. 4. There appears to be 2 alleged older coaches, one who was with the younger group who could have been easily replaced by a ball launcher and no one would have even noticed! 5. The other coach who told me he was a C license coach who thought it was right to send a whole team of kids who didn't know each other to the bleaches to sit down because one of them was messing around which is totally ridiculous. 6. When I challenged him on his conduct and why the players were constantly sitting around, he told me what did I expect "This is a Camp not a Training Session" oh sorry I didn't realize that camps are just for fun throw balls around, wait on the sidelines and not to coach the kids in anyway! sign me up for that one!!! 7. Worst of all is the time spent actually on the pitch even without instruction, the camp is advertised as 9-12 three hours with recommended water breaks and a quick snack break. 8. The reality is that my 7 year old was sent at 1030 (after standing around most of the morning and dribbling in circles) for a snack break where they could not return to the pitch until 1100, when he returned he sat down until 1127 when his team was called up 2 coaches put on colored bibs and had their own one one game taking the ball of the kids and shooting hard at the goals laughing at each other, at 1137 the team was changed out during the 10 minutes of their 5 v 5 game the kids themselves played less than 2 minutes, he then sat down again for a further 15 minutes till 1152 and then the camp finished at 12, in the last 1.30 hrs my son was on the pitch for a total of 18 minutes. 9. So for the $130 early bird offer I am most likely paying a $1 minute for him to chase coaches and sit around at soccer. 10. After I had spoken with the coach which go heated to be honest as he has a C and I have a D license, and also that I have Soccer Boots older than him! The receptionist came over and told me to sit down and calm down which I immediately did, i informed her of my intention to write a review, which she responded "please do we don't care" so thank you young lady for the inspiration for this!. And before all the disciple parents start saying well "what does he know he is just jealous that his kids aren't as good as my kids, he should try and do better look the owners son plays for FC Dallas" and he is just writing a review because he is mad! Real reason for this review is to hopefully stop "mugs" like me from being ripped off $150/ per child of your hard earned money for a camp that is nothing short of a crazy circus act! What I do know is the following: My own son scored from his own half on his pro debut at 17 yrs old ESPN No1 top 10, (picture attached) My 7 yr old son scored over 100 goals this season in 18 games I was so sad to write this as I have tremendous respect for Scott and how hard he works to develop players and his own son. Technique is not being able to juggle a ball 1000 times. if so then you could work in the circus. Technique is passing with one touch, with the right speed, at the right foot of your team mate.” Just give the camp a "wide birth" if you want your child to enjoy themselves and learn about football this is NOT the place for them unless they like standing around or an existing disciple! (INDOOR STAR)