These families joined our Montreal program and saw more confidence, stronger skills, and kids excited to come back. Bethesda follows the same coaching approach.
With 1 coach for every 6 kids, each player gets the attention to stay active, make friends, build confidence, and learn at their own pace.
Start with a full 60-minute session on Saturday, August 1, 2026. If your child feels at home, keep the same weekly time for the five-week season running every Saturday from August 1 through August 29, 2026.
First session
60 minutes
Saturday, August 1 · 9 AM–1 PM
Coach ratio
1:6
One coach for every 6 kids
5-week season
$200.00
Plus 6% Maryland sales tax
Lock in the same weekly time every Saturday from August 1 through August 29, 2026. Each group has 12 spots and the full 5-week season is $200.00 plus 6% Maryland sales tax.
Lynnbrook Park
4317 Maple Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814
Saturday
Choose one weekly slot. The season runs for five sessions.
Footie Elite's founders shape the curriculum. Our DMV coaches deliver it with clear instruction, positive energy, and age-appropriate sessions.

Bethesda coaching team
Frederick brings five years of coaching experience across soccer and swimming. He played NCAA Division III at Knox College before joining Georgetown University's nationally ranked club program, after competing in ECNL and winning the Virginia State Cup. His sessions blend versatile technical development with clear, upbeat coaching for players of every age and level.
Everything Bethesda families need to know before getting started.
The Bethesda 5-week season runs every Saturday from August 1 through August 29, 2026 from 9 AM–1 PM. Potomac is waitlist-only for now.
Your child joins a full 60-minute class with the same coaches and structure as the season. You can watch, see how they respond, and only continue if it feels right.
Ages 2-13+. Groups are split by age and level so toddlers play movement games while older kids do technical and game-IQ work.
Footie Elite was founded by former professional players, and the DMV team uses the same coaching curriculum. Local coach Frederick Ryan played NCAA Division III and Georgetown club soccer and brings five years of coaching experience.
No tryouts, no experience needed. 'Elite' refers to the coaching quality, not a selection bar — most kids start as complete beginners.