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Nike Soccer Camp with Next Step Training - Cumberland - (July 27–30, 2026)

Camp_sports · ages 7–17 · July 27, 2026 – July 30, 2026

Format

Day camp

Skill level

All levels

Spots

Open

Price

$299-$415

About this camp

Next Step Training was voted a top 10 Nike Soccer Camp in 2025 by players and parents! Next Step's soccer camps provide exceptional coaching and a welcoming atmosphere that helps players of all levels grow. With engaging drills, supportive instructors, and a strong emphasis on teamwork, it creates an exciting environment where kids can build confidence, improve their skills, and have a great time on the field. Join us for an exciting week at the Nike Soccer Camp with Next Step Training at Cumberland High School in Cumberland, RI! Led by Camp Director Nicholas Woodruff, this camp offers top-level coaching in a fun, supportive environment designed to help young players grow. Next Step Training is known for its elite instruction and club-neutral philosophy, giving kids the chance to improve technical skills, boost confidence, and play creatively. It's the perfect mix of development, challenge, and summer fun. Give your child an unforgettable soccer experience this summer, where they can learn, compete, and make new friends! "At Next Step Soccer, our camps are built around one simple idea, develop the player, not just the session. Every activity is designed to improve how players think, move, and make decisions in the game, while building confidence and a genuine love for soccer. We create a high-energy, supportive environment where players are challenged, coached with purpose, and leave each day better than they arrived, both on and off the field." - Nick Woodruff, Camp Director & Founder, Next Step Training

Bring lunch. No aftercare.

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