SkillMAX is a new technical training class designed and led by Bo Eskay, drawing directly from more than four decades of player development experience and a career dedicated to producing confident, technically sound soccer players.
This class is 100% about the ball. No conditioning circuits, no wasted reps, no standing in lines. Every minute is spent reinforcing and elevating a player’s ability to receive, manipulate, protect, and play the ball under pressure—the foundation of success at every level of the game.
SkillMAX is intentionally positioned as a pre-season program that ends before grass fields open, giving motivated players a critical bridge period to sharpen technique, maintain rhythm, and enter the spring season already at speed.
- Designed & coached by Bo Eskay, whose players have gone on to collegiate soccer at every level and whose philosophy emphasizes long-term technical excellence
- Relentless ball contact: high-repetition, high-quality touches every session
- Game-real technique: first touch, dribbling, ball mastery, turning, passing precision, aerial control, and ball striking
- Fast tempo, high engagement in a focused indoor environment
- Limited class size to ensure each player receives appropriate attention, feedback, and meaningful repetitions
SkillMAX is a serious training environment. Players are expected to arrive ready to work, stay engaged, and maintain focus throughout the session so the group can train at a high level and maximize development time.
Program Details
Dates: Friday, February 20 – Saturday, March 21, 2026
Location: Frederick Training Center, 10082 Tyler Ct., Ijamsville, MD
Who: Boys & Girls, 2015 birth year & older
Cost: $300 per player (10 sessions | two 50-minute sessions/per week)
Schedule: Friday - 7:10–8:00 PM & Saturday - 3:10–4:00 PM
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Each program includes 10 fun, fast-paced, high-energy sessions designed to keep players learning, active, and fully engaged during the winter-to-spring transition.
SkillMAX is for players who want more touches, more confidence, and a higher technical ceiling—before the spring season even begins.