Limb Loss or Limb Difference Pathway

This pathway is open to beginner and developing athletes with upper or lower limb loss or limb difference who want to build their soccer skills in a welcoming adaptive soccer environment.

Athletes will play seven-a-side on indoor turf, giving players a structured game model that supports teamwork, movement, decision-making, and competitive development.

Sessions will emphasize skill-building, confidence, connection with other athletes, and growth within the amputee soccer pathway.

Blind / Visual Impairment Pathway

This pathway is open to blind soccer players ages 11 through adulthood, with players welcome from across the United States.

Athletes will play five-a-side on indoor turf, using the blind soccer game model to develop technical skill, spatial awareness, communication, orientation, and team play.

Players will train with skilled coaching staff, share space with other adaptive soccer pathways, and build community through a focused soccer experience.

Ambulatory Cerebral palsy / Stroke / Traumatic brain injury Pathway

This pathway is open to athletes with cerebral palsy, stroke, traumatic brain injury, and related conditions, ages 11 through adulthood.

Athletes will play five-a-side on indoor turf, creating a fast-paced and competitive environment that supports individual skill development, game awareness, tactical decision-making, and confidence.

This pathway is designed for athletes who want to improve their game while connecting with the broader adaptive soccer community.

Dwarfism / Little Person Pathway

This pathway is open to beginner and developing athletes with dwarfism and related conditions who want to grow their soccer skills in an adaptive environment.

Athletes will play seven-a-side on a five-a-side indoor pitch, allowing for a game model that supports frequent touches, teamwork, movement, and competitive development.

Sessions will focus on confidence, skill growth, peer connection, and helping players learn, compete, and thrive.

Complex Physical Disabilities Pathway

This pathway is open to athletes who use power wheelchairs and are seeking focused adaptive soccer training in a competitive camp environment.

Athletes will play full-length, small-sided games on an indoor court, with a strong emphasis on individual skill training.

Sessions will support ball control, chair control, tactical decision-making, game confidence, and connection with other power soccer athletes.

Restricted Mobility Pathway

This pathway is open to athletes of any age who use assistive devices to move around and are interested in developing soccer skills in a supportive environment.

Athletes will experience tailored programming that introduces and develops frame soccer skills, with activities designed around each player’s mobility, confidence, and access needs.

This pathway is a strong fit for athletes exploring an emerging adaptive soccer option and looking to build comfort, connection, and soccer-specific movement skills.

Intellectual Disability Pathway

This pathway is open to players ages 16 and older with intellectual disabilities who want to train in a competitive and supportive environment.

Athletes will play seven-a-side on indoor turf, using a game model that supports teamwork, decision-making, movement, technical development, and game confidence.

Sessions will challenge players appropriately while helping them connect with coaches and fellow athletes from across the region.

Goalkeepers with Disabilities Pathway

This pathway is open to goalkeepers of all ages, genders, and disabilities who want dedicated goalkeeper training within an adaptive soccer environment.

Goalkeepers will train on indoor turf and indoor court depending on the nature of the session, allowing them to develop skills that transfer across multiple adaptive soccer pathways.

Training may include positioning, shot-stopping, distribution, communication, reaction work, and pathway-specific goalkeeper adaptations.

The Coach Candidate pathway is designed for coaches who already know the game and want to become better coaches by way of adaptive and inclusive methodology.

Coach education will take place onsite at Elite 90 Soccer Complex within a live adaptive soccer camp environment.

Coach candidates will participate in certified grassroots coaching course through US Soccer Federation programming (one day), applied learning with ongoing mentorship across six training sessions, and a certificate of completion from UASA.

The Referee Candidate pathway is designed for licensed referees or aspiring referees seeking pathway-specific adaptive soccer education.

Referee education will take place onsite at Elite 90 Soccer Complex and will be connected to adaptive soccer pathways with legitimate competition structures.

Referee candidates will receive pathway-specific training, along with a certificate of completion from UASA. Candidates will receive full-event mentorship from an instructor.