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FRAM Soccer Club - Soccer For Tots & Soccer for Sixes offers soccer training, soccer classes, and soccer instruction for young children. The program also includes Soccer for Sixes after-school soccer classes. Classes are formatted to allow each child the opportunity to develop soccer skills at his or her own pace without the pressure of competition, using an age-appropriate, soccer-based curriculum.
• Ages: 3–8 years old
FRAM Soccer Club was established in 1964 to provide the highest level of soccer training, education and competition to motivate players in the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Los Angeles South Bay community. It is home to over 900 youth soccer players and offers classes and instruction starting at 3 years old, with teams and competition to players ages 7 through 70 years and older. FRAM Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
The Tots program was developed in 2004 using the knowledge and experience of both a professional coach and an early childhood educator, and its age-appropriate, soccer-based curriculum was the foundation of the first Soccer For Tots program. Since the program’s launch in 2004, thousands of kids in the South Bay have attended Soccer For Tots classes, with an 80% re-enrollment rate, many parents returning with multiple siblings, and some families participating for over 10 years. Without the pressure of competition, Tots are given time and space to develop their skills and gain confidence with the ball.
Soccer for Sixes after-school classes are for Kindergarteners up to age 8, and this program was added after many requests for additional programs and is still going strong over 20 years later. Its curriculum was developed specifically for this age group and features fun age-appropriate exercises and drills. Small group classes are full of high energy, coach-led instruction that develops players’ physical skills as well as their social and emotional growth.
Coaches are all professionally licensed and are selected for their ability to work with younger players. FRAM’s home base Nansen Field is a private soccer facility. FRAM Soccer Club motivates players in the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Los Angeles South Bay community.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
• Ages: 3–8 years old
FRAM Soccer Club was established in 1964 to provide the highest level of soccer training, education and competition to motivate players in the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Los Angeles South Bay community. It is home to over 900 youth soccer players and offers classes and instruction starting at 3 years old, with teams and competition to players ages 7 through 70 years and older. FRAM Soccer Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
The Tots program was developed in 2004 using the knowledge and experience of both a professional coach and an early childhood educator, and its age-appropriate, soccer-based curriculum was the foundation of the first Soccer For Tots program. Since the program’s launch in 2004, thousands of kids in the South Bay have attended Soccer For Tots classes, with an 80% re-enrollment rate, many parents returning with multiple siblings, and some families participating for over 10 years. Without the pressure of competition, Tots are given time and space to develop their skills and gain confidence with the ball.
Soccer for Sixes after-school classes are for Kindergarteners up to age 8, and this program was added after many requests for additional programs and is still going strong over 20 years later. Its curriculum was developed specifically for this age group and features fun age-appropriate exercises and drills. Small group classes are full of high energy, coach-led instruction that develops players’ physical skills as well as their social and emotional growth.
Coaches are all professionally licensed and are selected for their ability to work with younger players. FRAM’s home base Nansen Field is a private soccer facility. FRAM Soccer Club motivates players in the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Los Angeles South Bay community.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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