David Beckham Academy Summer Courses

Encouraging kids to get into sport and take their training seriously, whilst enjoying the game, the David Beckham Academy summer courses offer children the chance to be inspired by one of the world's most famous footballers.

Designed for kids aged eight to 15 the summer courses are a great way to get children more interested in exercise and keeping healthy during the summer holidays. With a team of football experts hand picked by David Beckham himself, there is plenty of fun and sporting action to be had while school's out.

Whether you have another mini David Beckham on your hands, or your children are just keen on having the odd kick about, the David Beckham Academy summer courses are designed for kids of all footballing ability to pick up some new skills, keep fit and most importantly have a great deal of fun. They will also learn the importance of good nutrition and diet, and get inspiration from the David Beckham sports memorabilia that sits on show in the Hall of Fame.

Min tournaments, full on football games and plenty of training exercises that will improve fitness, and co-ordination, the David Beckham Academy summer courses will give any sporty kid a fantastic experience and something to remember from their summer holidays when they go back to school.

From the one day taster course to the the five day session, the David Beckham Academy summer courses all include a David Beckham Academy t shirt and a hot healthy lunch. For more information the summer holiday courses, phone 020 8269 4620 or click on the link below.

David Beckham Academy Official Site

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