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Avila Creative Soccer offers indoor soccer training that includes scrimmage sessions, team training, private training sessions, clinics, camps, parties, and field rentals. The program uses a skill deconstruction-focused training method with a structured yet flexible curriculum, and a free trial consists of a 45-minute lesson. Players are asked to bring soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle, and Avila Creative Soccer provides all additional training equipment.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Scrimmage options are available Monday through Friday in color- and age-based groups, and skills sessions at Anderson Mill run January 6–May 16, 2025; a free trial is a 45-minute lesson.
Avila Creative Soccer states that it believes in developing players who think fast, play smart, and express creativity on the field. The Anderson Mill location is described as Austin’s longest running indoor sports specific skills training center and offers a dynamic, indoor training environment with climate-controlled, year-round training, nice turf, a big area, air conditioning, wifi, and Lazy boys in the viewing area. The program also offers an Avila App for scheduling and support, and uses stats that monitor the progress of the players, including in scrimmage sessions where players are grouped together based on their skills.
The leadership and training staff include Marco Rebollar (Chief of Staff and Senior Trainer), Lincoln Cabrera (Director of Coaching), Yasin Shahpir (Senior Trainer), Santiago Arguello (Senior Trainer), Ian McGinn (Senior Trainer), Israel Peña (Trainer), Isaac Wienen (Senior Trainer), Mohamad Yosusif (Trainer), Brian Berman (Trainer), Carlos Huato (Trainer), Yehor Khilko (Trainer), Orlando Frias (Trainer), Trinity Clark (Trainer), Cameron Burleson (Trainer), Eric Embry (Senior Trainer), and Zoe Ellis (Trainer). Staff credentials noted include Theo Givens, who formally played at Concordia and in NPSL, and Yasin Shapir, who after 23 years of Avila being open is described as arguably the most creatively skilled coach to have graced the fields at Avila Soccer.
Parents describe Anderson Mill as having a vibrant soccer community, home to passionate athletes who are always looking for ways to improve. Testimonials from parents and players mention indoor training, scrimmage programs, skills training that focuses on control and techniques, personal training sessions, and the use of stats to monitor player progress, as well as specific appreciation for coaches including Marco, Kris, Eryck, Theo, Yasin, and Lincoln. Avila Creative Soccer has been operating since 2004, with Anderson Mill as the original location, and is noted as © 2004–2026 Avila Soccer.
Last updated February 10, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Scrimmage options are available Monday through Friday in color- and age-based groups, and skills sessions at Anderson Mill run January 6–May 16, 2025; a free trial is a 45-minute lesson.
Avila Creative Soccer states that it believes in developing players who think fast, play smart, and express creativity on the field. The Anderson Mill location is described as Austin’s longest running indoor sports specific skills training center and offers a dynamic, indoor training environment with climate-controlled, year-round training, nice turf, a big area, air conditioning, wifi, and Lazy boys in the viewing area. The program also offers an Avila App for scheduling and support, and uses stats that monitor the progress of the players, including in scrimmage sessions where players are grouped together based on their skills.
The leadership and training staff include Marco Rebollar (Chief of Staff and Senior Trainer), Lincoln Cabrera (Director of Coaching), Yasin Shahpir (Senior Trainer), Santiago Arguello (Senior Trainer), Ian McGinn (Senior Trainer), Israel Peña (Trainer), Isaac Wienen (Senior Trainer), Mohamad Yosusif (Trainer), Brian Berman (Trainer), Carlos Huato (Trainer), Yehor Khilko (Trainer), Orlando Frias (Trainer), Trinity Clark (Trainer), Cameron Burleson (Trainer), Eric Embry (Senior Trainer), and Zoe Ellis (Trainer). Staff credentials noted include Theo Givens, who formally played at Concordia and in NPSL, and Yasin Shapir, who after 23 years of Avila being open is described as arguably the most creatively skilled coach to have graced the fields at Avila Soccer.
Parents describe Anderson Mill as having a vibrant soccer community, home to passionate athletes who are always looking for ways to improve. Testimonials from parents and players mention indoor training, scrimmage programs, skills training that focuses on control and techniques, personal training sessions, and the use of stats to monitor player progress, as well as specific appreciation for coaches including Marco, Kris, Eryck, Theo, Yasin, and Lincoln. Avila Creative Soccer has been operating since 2004, with Anderson Mill as the original location, and is noted as © 2004–2026 Avila Soccer.
Last updated February 10, 2026.
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