Train. Play. Excel.
Football isn’t just a game—it’s a passion, a discipline, and a journey of growth.
At Hilltop Sports Club, we offer professional football coaching for kids aged 3 and above, helping young athletes develop their skills, confidence, and love for the sport. Whether your child is stepping onto the field for the first time or looking to enhance their game, our coaching program is designed to nurture their talent in a fun and structured environment.
Programs For Everyone
Why Choose Our Football Coaching?
- Coaching for all skill levels – Beginners to advanced players are welcome
- Training sessions all week – Convenient evening batches
- Expert coaches – Focused on technique, fitness, and teamwork
- Fun and engaging approach – Making learning enjoyable for kids
- Safe and well-maintained turf – The best place to train and grow
Program Details
- Age Group: 3 years & above
- Schedule: All week long (Evening sessions)
- Location: Hilltop Sports Club
- Equipment Provided: No need to bring your own—everything is taken care of!
From dribbling and passing to teamwork and strategy, our program covers all aspects of the game, ensuring every child gets the best football training experience.
- swimming
- Water Exercise
- Water Exercise
Adults
Fitness
Discover our Fitness program, featuring diverse classes and expert coaching to help you reach your health and wellness goals.
- Training
- Ride
- Yoga
Kids
Camps
Our Camps program features sports activities that promote teamwork, skill development, and lasting friendships for young athletes.
- SUMMER CAMP
- School Break Camp
- Swim Camp
Kids
Daycare
The Eagle Elite Daycare Program is for children ages 16 months to 2.6 years. Each Toddler and 2’s classroom have 12 children and 3 teachers. With access to Eagle Elite’ facilities, our toddler and 2’s program offers unique learning opportunities and activities. In natural, authentic ways, we offer students the opportunity to learn and expand their language, cognitive, fine motor, gross motor, and social/emotional skills.
