Dynamo stadium and A1 Junior invites kids to the welcome day of the football club
On 20 August Dynamo stadium invites everyone to A1 Junior kids football club Welcome Day. Regardless of skills and background in playing football, 5–15 year-old boys and girls can participate in an open training.
Participation requires preliminary registration here. On the day of the event, the stadium will start welcoming guests from 10am and from 11am to 2 pm there will be a number of dedicated areas for players of different ages organized on the field. For kids between 5 and 9 there will be relay races, active games, trim trails, classic football and a match vs. dolls. 10-15 year old children will get a choice of trim trails, football mathematics, golf and darts, classic football, master classes in football freestyle, Survivor and Best Penalty Taker. Participants require to have spare sports shoes, i.e. sneakers or spikes, but no boots.
During and after master classes and trainings future champions together with their parents will be able to make memorable photographs in a thematic photo area. Besides, all guests of the Welcome Day will be able to enjoy contests and abundance of entertainment as well as presents and memorable prizes from A1 Junior Club.
Welcome Day organized by kids football club A1 Junior is an annual event and has already become a traditional initiative for junior sport fans and their parents. It’s ultimate goal is kids motivation for doing sports and of course attraction of new talented participants.
A1 Junior is a kids football club for 5-15 year old boys and girls. Sports coaches select the most effective exercises and train the players to be able to perform on the highest level. A1 supports the club since 2019. All classes are organized in special sports facilities and educational institutions including those located in the neighborhood of metro stations like Ploschad Yakuba Kolasa, Sportivnaya, Akademiya Nauk, Park Chelyuskintsev, Kamennaya Gorka, Kuntsevschina, Ploschad Pobedi and Nemiga. There are a few groups organized in Lebyazhy and Tarasovo village in Minsk neighborhood.