Prince George’s County is full of soccer players who train together. Club teammates who spend their weekends on the same pitch, school friends who play in the same recreational league, brothers and sisters who grew up kicking a ball in the same backyard. When a group of players who know and compete against each other train together, something different happens. The competitive edge is real. The accountability is real. And the improvement, when the coaching is right, is faster than training alone.
Touch Lab Soccer Training’s group sessions in Prince George’s County are built for exactly that dynamic. Coach Paul Jackiewicz runs small-group training sessions that includes 4 to 12 players, designed to push every player through game-realistic scenarios with professional coaching on every drill. This isn’t a camp where players get lost. This is focused, competitive group development.
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The Tryout Prep Group Model
One of the most popular ways Prince George’s County families use Touch Lab group sessions is for pre-tryout preparation. Club and travel tryouts in this county are competitive where multiple players are competing for the same spots, with high standards for technical execution, and a short window to make an impression.
Groups of 4–6 players from the same club or who are targeting the same tryout often come to Coach Paul together in the weeks before tryout season. The logic is smart: they work on the exact skills tryout coaches look for, they push each other at training intensity, and they build the technical confidence to perform under pressure when it counts.
What a pre-tryout group session focuses on:
- Sharp, accurate passing under pressure — the first thing tryout coaches notice
- 1v1 attacking and defending — the scenarios that reveal a player’s real technical level
- First touch quality — receiving the ball cleanly in tight spaces with a defender closing
- Finishing composure — striking the ball confidently in realistic goal-scoring scenarios
- Game IQ under opposition pressure — making fast decisions when a real defender is in front of you
Group Soccer Training in Maryland covers the full philosophy of how group sessions are structured. For players in this county specifically, the intensity of PG County’s competitive soccer scene makes group training an ideal supplement to club practice.
Keeping Groups Small for Real Results
Touch Lab group sessions in Prince George’s County are capped at 12 players, with the ideal group size being 4–8 players. This isn’t just about logistics. It’s about coaching quality.
In a group of 6 players, Coach Paul can watch every player on every rep and deliver real coaching feedback in real time. In a group of 25, that’s impossible. The Touch Lab group model is explicitly designed to maintain the quality of coaching that makes individual sessions effective, applied to a multi-player environment.
The Prince George’s Soccer Association serves a large youth soccer population in this county. The players who benefit most from group training here are those who are already embedded in organized soccer and want to supplement their team training with high-quality individual-focused group work.
Group Soccer Training Session Rates
Group sessions consist of 4-12 players. The more players in the session, the cheaper the rate will be per player. An even number of players would be ideal.
- 4 players ($32 each) = $128 per hour
- 6 players ($28 each) = $168 per hour
- 8 players ($25 each) = $200 per hour
- 10 players ($22 each) = $220 per hour
- 12 players ($20 each) = $240 per hour