Start the summer with sound habits in touching, turning and receiving the ball.
For players consolidating foundations or returning to regular training. More experienced players work on the same theme with greater pressure and decision complexity.
Match preparation, positions and roles, decisions under pressure, group games, short reflections and next-stage goals.
Monday
Initial match observations
Tuesday
Work on individual challenges
Wednesday
Positions and team roles
Thursday
Conditioned games
Friday
In-camp games and stage feedback
Feedback focus
Feedback follows current observations, specific examples and the next training goal, without numeric rankings or selection judgements.
COACHING & CARE
Four Coaches, with Attention for Every Group
4 coaches · Up to 24 players per session · No more than 8 per training group
Three group coaches and one coordinating coach. Groups reflect age, experience and readiness; capacity is counted separately for each training session.
How the four coaches work
Three coaches each lead a training group. The fourth supports transitions, coordinates teaching and observes players, without leading an extra group at the same time. The team will discuss any changes to arrangements with families in advance.
Finding the right group
We start with JR ages 7–10, AR ages 11+ and playing experience, then use first-day observations to form up to three groups of eight. Groups can change with readiness and the theme; players of similar ages and readiness are grouped together. Each morning and afternoon is capped at 24. Full-day players count in both sessions. These are capacity limits, not live availability.
Arrival and collection
Morning check-in is at 09:00 and collection at 12:00; afternoon check-in is at 15:00 and collection at 18:00. Hand over to the duty coach in person. Tell the club assistant on WeChat about a different collecting adult or a delay. Wait for venue and attendance confirmation before travelling.
Lunch and the midday break
Full-day attendance includes the 12:00–15:00 on-site break with duty-coach supervision, rather than continuous intensive training. Bring a packed lunch and water; discuss dietary or supervision needs privately when booking. Midday care is not automatically included for half-day players. Any extended care must be agreed, including its availability and fee.
What to bring
Bring sportswear, shin pads, water, a towel and spare clothes, plus lunch for a full day. Follow the confirmed venue’s footwear guidance. The club provides footballs and shared training equipment. Label personal items and contact the team about attendance if a child feels unwell.
How parents receive feedback
Group coaches note starting observations and training priorities. The coordinating coach brings these into a short weekly review: one specific observation and one practice goal, shared through the family’s WeChat conversation with the club within three working days after the camp. A follow-up conversation can be arranged. This is not a ranking, selection or admissions assessment; daily photos or video reports are not included promises.
What the fee covers
The fee covers coaching during the selected sessions, shared equipment, in-camp games and the short weekly review. Full-day attendance also includes supervised midday rest. Lunch, transport, personal kit and separately agreed services are excluded. Weeks are priced separately; 11.11 regular-training offers do not automatically apply to camps.
Booking, payment and changes
Choose a week and morning, afternoon or full-day attendance, then confirm group suitability and space with the assistant. Before payment, receive the exact venue and entry directions, sessions, total fee, inclusions and absence/cancellation terms in writing on WeChat. Copying a contact or enquiry summary is not a booking. Venue, weather or staffing changes require a fresh arrangement with the family; extras are not charged by default.
A DAY AT CAMP
Arrive Ready. Leave with a Focus.
This is the curriculum and daily framework; coaches adapt difficulty, rotations and exercises to the group. Both morning and afternoon include technique and games. The timetable does not mean six continuous hours of high-intensity training.
View the daily training and rest plan
Morning training
Supervised rest for full-day players; packed lunch
Afternoon training and collection
See the detailed daily timetable
Arrival, dynamic preparation and goals
Theme-based technique, with water and short pauses
Rest and water
1v1 and small-group situations
Rest
Small-sided play, morning review and half-day departure
Supervised midday rest for full-day players; bring a packed lunch
Afternoon arrival, warm-up and goals
Theme-based practice and game situations
Rest and water
Group games and match application, with breaks
Rest
Short game challenges, feedback and departure
TFS PATHWAY
International Football Training & Exchange
Explore international football training and exchange through TFS. Travel dates, fees and partners are not yet announced; discuss suitable options around your child’s age, playing experience and family goals.
Completed · Archive PosterOfficial poster: National Day Football Camp · 1 Oct 2026 – 6 Oct 2026 · Ages 7–15 · 6,600 CNY
National Day Football Camp
1 Oct 2026 – 6 Oct 2026
Completed · Archive
2026 Summer Camp
This year's summer programme has ended. Thank you to every player for the effort shown in training, matches and team activities. We look forward to the next stage of development.