Winter Training Camps

Winter doesn’t stop the grind.

Elite players know that consistent, high-quality training ⎯ even during school breaks ⎯ is what separates the best from the rest.

XR’s Winter Training Camps bring together top coaches from around the world to deliver an intense, high-performance soccer experience. Fast-paced. Competitive. Next Level.

Plus: Attending a Winter Camp gives you priority access to future XR events and international tournament invites.

Denver

  • Train through the break ⎯ sharpen skills while others rest.

  • Be seen by top-tier coaches from around the globe.

  • Earn your invite to future elite-level XR experiences.

  • Futsal-style touches. Game-speed reps. Position-specific coaching.

Why Train with XR in the Winter?

Ready to Go?

Pick your camp. Let’s work. Let’s level up.

⤵

Denver

CO Winter ⎸ XR Training
$325.00

U9—U12

Dates: December 29 - 31, 2026
Location: Let’s Play, 2180 E 112th Ave, Northglenn, CO 80233
Time: 9am - 11am

Team Level:
National Platforms:
MLS Next, MLS Next 2, ECNL, ECNL-RL, DA/GA, EAL/NPL/DPL, Pre-ECNL, N1

CSA Advanced League (U11 - U16):
P1, P2, P3, Elite, Platinum

CSA Front Range League (U8 - U10):
Intermediate Gold, Intermediate Silver, Intermediate Bronze

CO Winter ⎸ XR Pro
$325.00

U13—U17

Dates: December 29 - 31, 2026
Location: Let’s Play, 2180 E 112th Ave, Northglenn, CO 80233
Time: 12pm - 2pm

Team Level:
National Platforms:
MLS Next, MLS Next 2, ECNL, ECNL-RL, DA/GA, EAL/NPL/DPL, Pre-ECNL, N1

CSA Advanced League (U11 - U17):
P1, P2, P3, Elite, Platinum

“XR Training helped improve my skills and comfort with the ball on my foot. Xavi really takes the time to help players individually and correct mistakes instantly. Foot skills are what separates good players from great players, which is why XR Training focuses mainly on improving that aspect of the game.
I would 110% recommend XR Training to players because it helps improve your game tremendously. Xavi focuses on taking players to the next level that most coaches can't take their players to.”

-Haddie Carlson, Central Michigan University