Dave Fromer Soccer

Dave Fromer Soccer offers weekly soccer camps that include ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, defending, goalkeeping, juggling, heading, and controlling the ball. Campers take part in speed and agility training, stretching, exercises, running, games, scoring, set plays such as throw-ins and free kicks, personal one-on-one defense, team defense and zonal play, field position skills, creative use of open space, effective movement off the ball, and activities that build awareness and first touch. Camps also include a World Cup Tournament.

• Ages: 5–12 years old
• Schedule: Weekly camps, Monday–Friday, with full-day (9:00 AM–3:00 PM) and half-day morning (9:00 AM–12:30 PM) or afternoon (12:30 PM–3:00 PM) options, plus 8:30 AM drop-off at no extra charge
• Price: Weekly Full Day Registration Fee $450 (Early bird: $400). Morning Half Day Registration Fee $300 (Early bird: $260). Afternoon Half Day Registration Fee $255 (Early bird: $230). Drop-In Full Day Registration Fee $105. Drop-In Morning Registration Fee $75.

Dave Fromer Soccer has been providing soccer programs in the Bay Area since 1974, and co-founded the Mill Valley Soccer Club in 1976, the MVSC Girls’ Soccer League, and helped start the Marin Women’s Soccer League. The leadership team includes founder Dave Fromer, Jacki Fromer, Executive Director Rachel Usher, general manager Lewis Usher, Reed Fromer, Assistant Manager Maya Paul, and team member Judy Arlen. Staff credentials include Dave Fromer’s background as a former collegiate All-American and national champion, Rachel Usher’s credential in Early Childhood Education, and Reed Fromer’s experience refereeing youth soccer for over 28 years.

The program’s mission states that it offers coaching that emphasizes skill development and fun, with coaches who give clear instruction and expert advice and who build self-esteem in a nurturing, positive, and supportive environment. Community programs include Spring and Fall 5 v 5 programs in partnership with the Mill Valley Recreation Department. Testimonials from parents describe long-term participation by multiple children, coaching that focuses on skills in a not overly competitive environment, and experiences in both recreational and development soccer connected to the program.

Campers are asked to bring a hearty lunch and snack, sunscreen, and a water bottle, with water available for refills at the camp site. They are advised to wear cleats, shinguards, and long socks, and to label personal items such as jackets and backpacks. Families are asked not to send collectibles, toys, or electronic devices such as phones and tablets, as the program does not take responsibility for these items.

Last updated March 16, 2026.