Come to one session before you decide anything
Send us one message and come along on a Monday or a Thursday. The first session costs nothing, and there is nothing to arrange beforehand.
How joining works
Message us
Get in touch any way that suits you. WhatsApp is the quickest. Tell us her name and age, and we will let the coaches know.
Come and try
Come along on a Monday or a Thursday. The session runs as it always does, and your daughter trains with the whole Lions FC group. It costs nothing.
Join the community
A close-knit group: the girls on the pitch and the parents around it, who are glad to see a new face twice a week.
Who can join
Girls aged 8 to 15. At this age regular cardio matters, and an hour of football twice a week is a good part of it. Two coaches split the group by age and level, so the youngest and the oldest both get a proper hour rather than one drill between them.
Any level, including players who have never played before. The club itself began as a group of beginners, and the two coaches will do everything to get a full effort out of every girl there.
Any school. The squad is an international group, girls from a range of international schools and from Thai schools, and everyone is welcome in it.
Any language, at any level. The coaches find a way through to every girl, and the children pick things up from each other fast. A girl who arrives with little English is not stuck for long.
Questions parents ask
Does my daughter need any football experience?
No. The club itself started as a group of beginners in 2020, and the girls who train here now are at a range of levels. A beginner is not the odd one out.
What ages do you take?
Girls aged 8 to 15. If your daughter is close to either end of that range, message us anyway. We would rather see her train for an hour than judge it off a birthday.
Why girls only?
Because that is what the club was set up to be, and it is what it holds to. In a mixed group the same few girls end up in defence; here the striker, the captain and the goalkeeper organising the back line are all girls, every session.
Can I stay and watch?
Yes. There are benches beside the pitch, and the ground in Bang Na has somewhere air-conditioned to wait.
What language is training in?
The coaches work in English and Thai. Football is mostly taught by showing, so language is rarely what holds a girl up. Over the years the club has had girls who speak Thai, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, German and Swedish, and there has always been someone who can help if something is not understood.
What should we bring?
Football boots, shin pads and a water bottle. The club provides the training equipment.
How is safety handled at training?
The two coaches run every session, and SoccerPro staff are on site throughout. For anything this page does not answer, such as first aid, a medical condition or who collects your daughter, ask us directly rather than take a general reassurance from a website.
Does the club train all year round?
No. There are two long breaks each year, and the schedule says when they fall. If a group wants to carry on through one, we carry on. Ask us.