Juanma Ortiz Campus to run five Christmas football sessions in Guardamar
The sessions will take place at Las Rabosas for children aged 5 to 14, with football and goalkeeping training from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm.

Juanma Ortiz Campus will run a Christmas football camp in Guardamar on 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30 December 2026. The activity, aimed at boys and girls aged 5 to 14, will take place from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm at the José García Campillo Municipal Stadium, known as Las Rabosas.
The programme includes specialist football and goalkeeping training, as well as other activities related to the sport. The organisers say they will provide participants with water, isotonic drinks and fruit during the sessions.
The schedule totals 25 hours over five mornings. The published fee is €69 for the first child registered and €60 for each additional sibling. The offer may make it easier for families with more than one child to take part, although each child must join the group for their age range.
According to Guardamar’s tourism information, Las Rabosas has two football pitches, one artificial turf and one natural grass, as well as an athletics track around the municipal stadium. The complex therefore provides facilities for the sessions to be held at the same venue.
The campus has run activities in Guardamar in previous years. Its website lists Christmas camps in 2023, 2024 and 2025, as well as an Easter activity in 2026. Published fees for previous Christmas editions were €75 and €65 for the second sibling in 2024 and 2025; in 2023, the 26–30 December option cost €69 and €59 for the second sibling.
The campus’s general approach includes physical, technical, tactical and psychological objectives, groups organised by age and category, and specialist sessions for goalkeepers. The programme information says groups usually have between 12 and 15 participants. Registration for the December edition is managed through the Juanma Ortiz Campus website.
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