Football camp for kids successfully implemented by JFV Obertshausen
Annual Football Camp 2025 by the Youth Support Association (JFV) Obertshausen
The Youth Support Association (JFV) Obertshausen successfully hosted its annual football camp from July 21 to 25, 2025, on the grounds of Kickers Obertshausen. Around 40 children aged 6 to 13 participated in the camp, making it a lively and energetic event.
The camp was led by a five-member coaching team from the Kids Soccer Academy. The coaching team was supported by youth leader Drago Horvat and C2 youth coach Christian Stark. The training focused on promoting technical and tactical areas in football, ensuring the young athletes received comprehensive instruction.
In addition to sporting activities, the children's physical well-being was taken care of. Provisions included water, fruit, and vegetable breaks, as well as a daily hot lunch to ensure the young athletes were balanced throughout the day.
The JFV expresses gratitude to the volunteer helpers and supporting parents for their commitment, as the camp would not have been possible in its current form without them. The Youth Support Association (JFV) also thanks its sponsors for their generous contributions. These include local businesses such as REWE Obertshausen, Arta Jaeger, the orthodontic practice Anette Lemmerich, the inn and wine bar Zum Nachtwächter Markus Schmid, and Café Kaffee K im Kapellenhof.
The Youth Support Association (JFV) invites readers to subscribe to its free newsletter to stay updated on news from the city and district of Offenbach. For more information about the camp, including registration guidelines, exact dates, and fees, please visit the official JFV Obertshausen website or contact the camp coordinator via email or phone. Early bird discounts are available for early registration, and scholarships or financial assistance are available for youth from lower-income families.
The camp provided age-appropriate training methods for the young participants, ensuring a fun and engaging learning experience. The programme included technical skill development, tactical knowledge and game understanding, physical conditioning and injury prevention, teamwork and leadership exercises, friendly matches and mini tournaments, video analysis sessions, and fun activities and team-building events.
The Youth Support Association (JFV) Obertshausen looks forward to welcoming more young football enthusiasts next year!
The Annual Football Camp 2025, hosted by the Youth Support Association (JFV) Obertshausen, was primarily focused on football, making it a sports-centered event for the young participants. The camp programme included various football activities, like friendly matches and mini tournaments, training sessions for technical skill development, and video analysis sessions.
