12th Football development training camp in tenerife

A football development programme for players aged 8–16 at Tenerife Top Training, combining technical training, decision-making, competition and individual feedback.

  • Player Development: Technical skills, game understanding, decision-making and competitive situations.
  • Ability-Based Groups: Players are grouped mainly by technical level, coordination and understanding of the game.
  • Individual Attention: Maximum ratio of 1 coach to 10 players, with individual and group feedback.
  • Training Approach: Players learn how and why to train, from preparation and technique to competition and recovery.
  • Location: Tenerife Top Training, Adeje, Tenerife.

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT BEYOND TECHNICAL TRAINING

The Football Development Camp in Tenerife Top Training is designed for young players who want to improve their football skills while learning how to train, understand the game and take greater responsibility for their own development.

Throughout the camp, players progress through structured sessions combining preparation, technical work, game understanding, decision-making, competitive situations and recovery. Training is adapted to the players’ abilities, allowing each group to work in an appropriate learning environment while coaches provide individual and collective feedback.

The aim is not simply to complete football drills. Players are encouraged to understand what they are doing, why they are doing it and how to apply what they learn in game situations.

Next Camps:

  • Dates: From December 21, 2026 to December 31, 2026 (Monday to Thursday: 8 days).
  • Summer Football Camp 2027: End of July / beginning of August 2027. Exact dates to be confirmed. Waiting list now open.
  • Daily Schedule: 9:00 AM–1:00 PM.
  • Languages: Training and instructions are provided in Spanish and English.
  • Age: For players aged 8 to 16.
  • Food: Meals are not included. Players should bring their own snacks.

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WHY CHOOSE OUR FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT CAMP?

1- QUALIFIED COACHES & INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION

Players train with qualified coaches in small groups, with a maximum ratio of 1 coach to 10 players. This allows coaches to provide individual and collective feedback throughout the training process.

2- ABILITY-BASED TRAINING GROUPS

Players are grouped primarily according to their technical ability, decision-making, coordination and understanding of the game, helping create an appropriate environment for development.

3- TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT WITH THE BALL

Training focuses on key football skills including ball control, passing, dribbling, body positioning, technical execution and overall confidence with the ball.

4- DECISION-MAKING & GAME UNDERSTANDING

Players learn to read game situations, understand their options and make better decisions about what to do, when to do it and why.

5- STRUCTURED TRAINING METHODOLOGY

Each session follows a clear progression from preparation and technical work to game understanding, competition and recovery.

6- LEARN HOW TO TRAIN

Players do more than complete exercises. Coaches explain what they are working on, why it matters and how to apply it during training and game situations.

7- INDIVIDUAL & COLLECTIVE FEEDBACK

Coaches observe, guide and correct players throughout each session, providing feedback that helps them understand their strengths and areas for development.

8- INITIAL & FINAL ASSESSMENT

Each player receives an initial and final assessment to identify their starting point and the development observed throughout the camp.

9- COMPETITION WITH A PURPOSE

Challenges, competitive situations and small-sided games help players apply what they have learned while developing confidence and a positive competitive attitude.

10- PREPARATION & RECOVERY

Pre-training preparation and post-training recovery are part of the learning process, helping players understand how to prepare and take care of their bodies.

11- RESPONSIBILITY & TRAINING HABITS

Players are encouraged to take responsibility for their attitude, effort, equipment and routines while developing discipline, consistency and good sporting habits.

12- THE TENERIFE TOP TRAINING ENVIRONMENT

Players develop their football within the sporting environment of Tenerife Top Training, combining training, recovery and the overall T3 experience.

Football Camp coaches

and sports coordinators

Héctor Oda

Héctor Oda Domínguez, from Tenerife, is a sports professional with extensive training and experience. He holds a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and completed master’s programs in High-Performance Sports and Physical Education. Additionally, he has a strong background as a Personal Trainer and has worked with renowned academies such as Club Atlético de Madrid and Club Deportivo Leganés. Currently, he serves as a fitness coach for the Juvenil A team at Club Deportivo Tenerife, in the Division of Honor Juvenil League.

Enrique López

Enrique Ubay López Álvarez was born in Tenerife. He holds a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the University of Huelva and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Physical Conditioning and Football Rehabilitation. He is passionate about sports and physical activity, having played football until the age of 19.

LOCATION OF THE CAMP: TENERIFE TOP TRAINING

The Football Development Camp takes place at Tenerife Top Training (T3), located in La Caleta, Adeje, in the south of Tenerife.

Players train on T3’s football facilities, including natural grass pitches designed for high-quality football training in a professional sports environment.

The location provides the setting for the camp’s training sessions, allowing players to develop their football in dedicated facilities within Tenerife Top Training.

The Football Development Camp is designed for players aged 8 to 16 who want to develop their football skills, improve their understanding of the game and learn better training habits. Sessions combine technical work, decision-making, game understanding and competitive situations.

Players are grouped primarily according to their ability, including technical level, decision-making, coordination and understanding of the game. Age is also considered to ensure appropriate maturity and group dynamics, and groups may be adjusted during the camp when a different training environment better supports the player’s development.

Training takes place on the natural grass football pitches at Tenerife Top Training in La Caleta, Adeje. Players train within a professional sports environment using football facilities and equipment suited to the programme.


Download the daily schedule of the Football Development Camp. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Each training session follows a structured progression from preparation and technical work to game understanding, competition and recovery. Players are encouraged to understand not only what they are doing, but also why they are doing it and how to apply it.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT CAMP?

Option 1: Online Registration

Use the form below to sign up. You can choose the participation days and make the payment. You will then receive an email with the necessary documentation to complete and finalize the registration process.

Option 2: Registration at the Center Reception

You can visit the center from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM, and on Saturday and Sunday, between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM, to register in person. You will be able to fill out the required documents and make the payment either in cash or by card. The center’s address is available on this page.

Option 3: Online Registration with Bank Transfer Payment

If you wish to pay by bank transfer, please contact us. We will inform you about the availability of spaces and provide you with the necessary documents and banking details to complete the transfer.

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If you do not wish to complete the registration and payment online, please fill out this short form and our team will contact you to help you finalize your booking.

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Would you prefer us to help you with the registration?

If you do not wish to complete the registration and payment online, please fill out this short form and our team will contact you to help you finalize your booking.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What time of year are the football camps organised by Tenerife Top Training usually held?

Our football camps are usually organised three times a year, coinciding with the main holiday periods:

  • Easter: the camp usually runs for one week.
  • Summer: the camp usually runs for three weeks, approximately from the last week of July through the first two weeks of August.
  • Christmas: the camp is usually held between 20 December and 2 January.

The exact dates may vary slightly each year depending on the calendar, the centre’s occupancy and other organisational factors. We therefore recommend checking the dates published for each edition of the camp.

Who can take part in the camp, who is it designed for, and are there any specific requirements?

The camp is designed for athletes who already have some experience in football and want to continue developing and improving their performance as players. There is no specific advanced level or technical requirement beyond the established age range. The most important thing is to be motivated to improve, keep learning, and develop the different skills involved in the game.

How are the groups divided?

Players are grouped primarily according to their football abilities, including technical level, decision-making, coordination and understanding of the game. Age is also taken into account to support appropriate maturity and group dynamics.

Groups may be adjusted during the camp if the coaching staff considers that a different training environment would better support the player’s development.

What is the coach-to-player ratio?

The camp operates with a maximum ratio of 1 coach to 10 players. This allows coaches to provide both individual and collective feedback while maintaining the benefits of group training.

What if my child doesn't speak either Spanish or English?

If a participant does not speak either Spanish or English, taking part in the camp may be challenging, as it is important to understand the coaches’ instructions and the concepts covered during the training sessions, as well as to communicate with the group.

For this reason, we recommend having at least an intermediate level of Spanish or English. Participants with a basic level can still take part, although they may experience some difficulty understanding certain concepts or following some of the explanations during training.

What training methodology is used?

The T3 Football Development Camp uses a structured learning approach in which players are encouraged to understand what they are doing, why they are doing it and how to apply it in game situations.

Coaches design each session around clear learning objectives, explain the content, check understanding, ask questions, provide feedback and support players throughout the process. Training combines technical development, decision-making, game understanding, competition and better training habits.

What kind of activities take place during the camp?

Football sessions are structured progressively. We usually begin with approximately 45 minutes of individual technical work, covering both attacking and defensive skills.

This is followed by technical and tactical group work, focusing on different situations, moments and phases of the game. To finish, players put what they have learned into practice through matches and conditioned games, where they can apply the concepts covered during the session in realistic game situations.

Will my child improve as a footballer?

The aim of the camp is to support the development of each footballer across all the areas that contribute to performance. For this reason, our training sessions combine technical, tactical, physical and social-emotional development.

This gives every participant the opportunity to improve their abilities and understanding of the game, always taking into account their age, level and individual starting point.

What facilities will participants use?

Different facilities are used throughout the camp depending on the activities scheduled for each day, including:

Football pitches
Swimming pool
Gym

The use of each facility will depend on the activities included in the camp programme.

Will participants receive individual feedback?

Participants enrolled in the 1, 2 or 3-week options, depending on the duration of each camp edition, will receive an individual evaluation report at the end of their participation. Participants attending for one day only will not receive an individual report, as a single training day does not provide enough information to carry out a complete individual assessment.

Are meals included?

No, meals are not included. Participants should bring their own breakfast or snack for the break, as well as a reusable water bottle. Water will be provided by the centre throughout the camp.

During the day, there will be a break of approximately 20–30 minutes for participants to rest, hydrate and have their snack.

What should participants bring to the camp?

We recommend that participants bring:

  • Football boots. There is no specific model required; players can use the boots they normally wear for training.
  • Suitable sportswear for football training.
  • A change of clothes.
  • A cap or hat.
  • Sunscreen.
  • A towel.
  • Breakfast or a snack for the break.
  • Swimwear and a swimming cap when pool activities are scheduled.
  • Any usual training equipment specified in advance.

Is there any difference between the Summer, Christmas, Easter or other holiday camps?

The methodology and overall structure of the programme remain the same across the different editions of the camp. The main difference between the Summer Camp, Christmas Camp, Easter Camp and other holiday editions is the duration, as some camps take place over fewer days.

The content and sessions are adapted to the time available while maintaining the same focus on player development and football education.

Do all participants receive an individual report?

An individual report is provided to participants who attend for one, two or three weeks during the Summer Camp.

Players who take part for only one day do not receive a report, as a single day does not provide enough time or information to carry out a thorough individual assessment of their development and performance.

How do I register and confirm my spot?

The registration process is very simple and will depend on availability. If your preferred camp option is available, you can book your place and make the full payment directly online through our website. Once the payment has been completed, our reception team will contact you and send you a digital form that you will need to complete and sign. Your place will be confirmed once we have received the full payment and the completed registration form.

If you experience any issues with the online payment or during the registration process, you can contact us and we will be happy to help you complete your registration.

If online booking is not available for a particular camp option, you can contact our reception team to check availability and the options currently available. We will help you find the most suitable option and send you the registration form along with the available payment methods: bank transfer, payment link or, if you are in Tenerife, payment in person at reception by card or cash.

How can I pay?

You can make the payment online directly during the registration process. We can also send you a payment link so that you can complete the payment quickly and securely. In addition, you can pay by cash or card at the centre’s reception desk, or by bank transfer once you have completed the pre-registration. Once your place has been assigned, we will send you all the information you need to complete the payment.

What if I have more questions?

You can contact us via WhatsApp at +34 621 152 973, call us by phone, or send us your enquiry through the contact form on our website: Contact – Tenerife Top Training.

Our team will get back to you as soon as possible. If your enquiry is related to the registration process, we will be able to assist you directly. If you have a more specific question about the training sessions or the camp methodology, we will consult with the technical team or the relevant coach and get back to you as soon as possible.