[Isaac]

This is for all of you Americans out there. This is how to make it into great club teams, get into colleges, and play for US National teams.

http://www.usyouthsoccer.org/downloads/national_office/OlympicDevelopmentProgram.pdf

I recommend this for all American players with goals for their football careers.

If anybody else here has any experience with ODP, feel free to post it here.

 

[stepovermagic]

I play ODP. I have for years now. And it is amazing. it helps you devolpoe your game, amd get to the next level. There is not a better thing to get into as a young player.



BALLAH!

 

[Randall Flagg]

is 17 considered young

 

[Randall Flagg]

oh u need an american passport?

 

[Dean]

You can get scholarships from different countries, I could apply here in England.

 

[Randall Flagg]

if im a non american can i get into this program?

 

[Isaac]

If you live in USA and have a birth certificate, then yes you are allowed into the ODP Program.

www.ayso.org

 

[Randall Flagg]

hey gio i asked my friends about this and they said it was for those who want a possible career in football here and that most people going to this are already part of another football club ... My question is should I join a club in the area then go to this thingy? ...btw where in us do u live im in dc

 

[Isaac]

I am in Springfield, Missouri, but the ODP Program is located in St Louis at the Bush Soccer Facilities.

Yes, the program is for those interested in a career in football, but if you think you're good enough and want to pursue it, then don't worry about not being in a club, just check the site out, train hard, and go to your local tryouts.

However, if you can find a good club, I recommend joining is it will give you a chance to train at a high level with other talented others frequently.