The QTSD™ Collegiate Summer Training Program is reserved for current college soccer athletes seeking a consistent, high-standard training environment during the summer months. Offered June through August, the program provides structured, progressive training designed to sharpen technical execution, reinforce tactical awareness, and maintain physical readiness heading into preseason; without the inconsistency and elevated injury risk often associated with unstructured play. Each 75-minute session is intentionally designed around the four pillars of high-level performance: Technical | Tactical | Psychological | Physical This is a focused, demanding environment for athletes who expect more than casual reps and want to arrive to preseason prepared; not catching up.

The QTSD™ Collegiate Summer Training Program is reserved for current college (and semi/ professional) soccer athletes training within a proven high-performance environment. Each summer, QTSD™ athletes represent programs across the country—including Valparaiso University, Northern Kentucky University, Cleveland State University, Tiffin University, University of Charleston, Trevecca Nazarene University, Palm Beach Atlantic University, Lake Erie College, Ursuline College, West Liberty University, and 30+ additional collegiate programs nationwide.

All QTSD™ "Collegiate Summer Training Program" sessions will be held at: • The QTSD™ Academy Training Fields (2655 W Schrock Road, Westerville, Ohio). **If inclement weather, we will move to the Columbus Soccer Academy (3410 Owen-Fraley Rd, Delaware, OH)**

All QTSD™ "Collegiate Summer Training Program" sessions are offered in two different formats: • 1x per week (Weds - 10x sessions - Full Summer) - $300 • 1x Drop-In Collegiate Training Program Session - $40 All sessions must be pre-purchased before a player's scheduled training date/time.

If a session is full, contact us and we will look at options to schedule an additional group if our QTSD™ Coaching Staff is available. We highly recommend athletes schedule early to claim their spots.