Grasshopper Soccer Perth North

Very disappointed with how this went, my boy is almost five years old.The coaching is boring, repetitive and would describe it as a complete waste of money.My boy loves football (soccer) and for his age is quite good, going to this did not improve him in any way, the coaching is based close ball control mainly and the kids all look bored, the coaches try to explain things that kids that age just simply do not understand.If you know your football and can play yourself (as a parent) my advice would be to go to the park and coach him/her yourself and don’t waste money.My experience was from the Currambine set up.Very disappointed.

My two girls have enjoyed the soccer classes for the last two years. They are fun, well organised, dynamic and constantly improving. Best quality time for the whole family!

I just wanted to say thanks! My daughter has been going to Sunday sessions at Woodvale this term and she has really enjoyed every minute of it! The coaches always made sure she was having fun and also always made sure every kid got a chance to participate. My daughter was shy and hesitant in her first couple of classes and now has the confidence to get in there and give it 100% I would highly recommend to any parent.

So disappointed in the 2-3 yr old program. We persevered for a term with our two year old son and I can honestly say it has been a complete waste of money. The activities organised for the kids are far to advanced such as rolling a ball from your shoulder, down your body then kneeing the ball. I couldn't do this let alone my two year old. Also dribbling a ball through cones to get past a defender and scoring a goal, my son had no idea what was going on. In the end he was disengaged and bored as the activities went for atleast fifteen minutes each which a two or three year old does not have the attention span for. Throughout the program numbers dwindled down to two or three in the class yet the coach still had to ask my sons name multiple times through each class and at time not even including him in an activity. The coach did not connect with the children at all and did not assist in an age appropriate way . Programs such as 'Ready steady go' are much better run and organised for this age group.

Our daughter has been playing with GSPN for over a year and she loves it - the coaches are very supportive, making sure to get to know and encourage everyone throughout the session. Sessions are fun, with a learn through play approach with actual skills being developed (coordination, balance, focus etc.). Give them a try - you won't be disappointed!

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My kid loves soccer, thanks to the great coaches and management.