A CAROLINA SOCCER FACTORY PROGRAM
Technical Soccer & Futsal Training for Motivated Players Ages 6–14
For players who have fallen in love with the game and want to keep improving.
TDC adds purposeful technical repetition, detailed coaching, and game-based learning to a player’s weekly routine. Programs are available in Charlotte and Rock Hill.
Boys and girls
Technical development
Multiple weekly sessions
Start before choosing a plan
WHO TDC IS FOR
For players who want more from their training
TDC is built for young players who enjoy the game, want more time with the ball, and are ready to work with purpose.
Players can join from club, recreation, school, or academy teams. The shared starting point is motivation: they want to become more confident technically and understand the game at a deeper level.
Loves the game
Your player looks for more chances to train, play, or spend time with the ball.
Wants to improve
Your player is ready for detailed coaching and focused repetition.
Needs more touches
Your player would benefit from technical work beyond regular team practice.
Enjoys a challenge
Your player responds well when activities require decisions, creativity, and persistence.
SUPPLEMENTAL DEVELOPMENT
Built to work alongside team soccer
Team practices have to prepare the entire group. TDC gives individual players additional repetitions and technical detail they can carry back into their club, recreation, school, or academy environment.
THE TDC DEVELOPMENT MODEL
Technical detail that shows up in the game
Players work on core actions, then apply them in activities that require awareness, timing, and decisions.
Ball mastery & 1v1 play
Close control, changes of direction, protection of the ball, and confidence taking on an opponent.
Passing & receiving
Clean technique, first touch, body position, movement before receiving, and playing under pressure.
Scanning & decisions
Recognizing space, pressure, teammates, and the next action before the ball arrives.
Game application
Futsal and small-sided play give players repeated chances to use their technique in realistic moments.
LOCATIONS, SCHEDULES & MEMBERSHIPS
Choose where your player will train
Review the Charlotte and Rock Hill options below to find the schedule, location, and membership that work best for your player.
Schedules and membership availability are subject to class capacity and current program operations. Review the registration page for current billing and enrollment terms.
PROGRAM LEADERSHIP
Meet TDC Director Jordan Walshaw
Jordan leads the TDC curriculum and coaching standards across the program.
His approach combines detailed technical instruction with activities that ask players to recognize options, solve problems, and apply what they have learned in the game.
- UEFA B licensed coach
- Master’s degree in coaching
- TDC curriculum and coach-development lead
- Experience developing young players across soccer and futsal
PARENT QUESTIONS
TDC FAQ
The details families usually need before starting.
What ages does TDC serve?
TDC is designed for boys and girls ages 6–14. Coaches adjust activities and group players based on age, experience, and the needs of the session.
Does my child need to play club soccer?
No particular club or team affiliation is required. TDC serves motivated players from club, recreation, school, and academy environments.
How is TDC different from regular team practice?
Team training has to prepare the full group. TDC gives individual players additional technical repetitions, coaching detail, and opportunities to make decisions with the ball.
Does TDC use soccer, futsal, or both?
The program uses both. The environment depends on the location and session, with indoor futsal and outdoor soccer activities supporting the same technical development goals.
Can my child try TDC before choosing a membership?
Yes. Choose Charlotte or Rock Hill in the location section and use the region’s free-trial registration link.
How often should my child attend?
Families can choose one, two, three, or unlimited eligible sessions each week. The right option depends on the player’s schedule, current team commitments, and appetite for additional training.
What should players wear and bring?
Players should wear athletic clothing, appropriate footwear for the listed surface, and shin guards when requested. Bring a water bottle. Location-specific instructions are provided through registration and program communication.
What happens when an outdoor session is affected by weather?
CSF communicates schedule changes directly to enrolled families. Weather and make-up procedures may depend on the location and current program calendar.
How do monthly memberships work?
Select the region and weekly frequency that fit your family. The registration page shows the current billing, enrollment, and cancellation terms before checkout.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
See how your player responds to TDC
Choose the region where you plan to train and start with a free trial.