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Age Appropriate TrainingThe age of a player determines what activities are developmentally appropriate. In general, younger players are more able to grasp "individual skills" such as dribbling and 1 on 1 defending while older players are able to learn "team skills" such as passing and zonal defending.The ISC utilizes many different resources to put together programs and activities that are appropriate for each stage of a player's development. Determining your age groupIowa soccer guidelines dictate that the youth soccer year runs from September 1st to August 31st. The age group of a child is determined by their age on July 31st of the preceding soccer year. For example, a child that is 9 years old on July 31st, 2005 is in the U10 (which means "under 10") age group for the September 1st, 2005 to August 31st, 2006 soccer year.Programs for U5 and U6 Age GroupsISC AcademyPrograms for U7 and U8 Age GroupsISC AcademyISC Summer Camp Comprehensive Training 3v3 Bubble Blowout Tournament Programs for U9 through U12 Age GroupsISC Summer CampComprehensive Training 3v3 Bubble Blowout Tournament Programs for U13 to U15 Age GroupISC Summer CampComprehensive Training 3v3 Bubble Blowout Tournament Programs for U16 to U18 Age GroupISC Summer CampComprehensive Training 3v3 Bubble Blowout Tournament |