“Dean Harper’s Middle School Technical Soccer Camp” is a completely FREE camp for Bulloch County players aged 11-14. The soccer camp will be held at the GS RAC from Monday, June 27 to Thursday, June 30, 2022 from 9:00 am to noon daily.
The target audience for this program is soccer players who play for their middle school teams.
In this camp, Dean Harper will emphasize the mental aspect of soccer and build upon this topic by teaching players how to translate their mindset skills into next-level technical proficiency.
He will introduce new topics to further players technical and tactical knowledge of the game. Because these are the two most essential aspects of soccer (mentality/tactical knowledge and technicality), he will combine them by teaching the players the basic skills with the ball, then progressing by learning how and when to use those skills in a game-like environment produced in his camp.
CLICK HERE to sign up for the FREE soccer camp.
About Dean Harper
Dean Harper, 17, is a central midfielder who currently plays for AFC Lightning in Atlanta, Georgia. Dean joined AFC in 2019 from Tormenta FC, where he spent most of his youth soccer career.
Dean Harper currently attends Statesboro High School, where he has a 4.0 GPA and started on the Varsity soccer team as a freshman and sophomore. In addition, Dean has been a part of the South Carolina ODP program and Coerver Carolinas since 2017.
Through Coerver Carolinas, Dean was invited to train with the Southampton Youth Academy in Devon, England. Dean has been training with Chris Castel since 2017 through Coerver Carolinas and ODP. Dean has also done individual training with Jorge Gonzales since 2018, through JG Training.
Dean, known for his outstanding technical ability and reading of the game, can play penetrating passes, long, diagonal switches of play, and quick wall passes, while also having the ability to drive at defenses and score.
Dean has developed an x-factor of set pieces, where he can provide dangerous deliveries from corners, while also posing a serious threat from free-kicks.
