“AYF is proud to offer skills development clinics for participants at the 2011 American Youth Football Championships”
Meet our training partners
Register for clinics : Sign up on December 3rd at Registration at the Dolphin Hotel Registration
Clinics take place from December 4th- December 7th at the training field at Austin Tindall Park
For questions please email: akrieger@americanyouthfootball.com
About:
Xtreme Procision will be offering complimentary Position Specific Clinics during the National Championship Football Tournament Week at Austin Tindall Park in Orlando, Florida.
Created by Pro Bowler LaVar Arrington, Xtreme Procision offers a unique system to teach football. XP is a state-of-the-art football training system that will develop the world's next generation of football players. XP uses a patent-pending training system geared to teach young children to professional-level athletes safe maneuvers on the field with body-mapped apparel. XP's revolutionary design incorporates white target zones illustrating proper and safe hand and body placement. The XP system consists of 7 different training models, in both compression tees and practice jerseys in 7 different team colors with corresponding training DVD.
Clinics:
The XP clinics will be taking place on the front training field at ATP between 9:30am and 5:30pm from December 3 - December 7th. The clinics are complimentary and offered on a first come first serve basis. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to train with our renowned coaches.
Sign Up:
There are multiple ways to register for an XP clinic:
Preregister your players at www.ayfxp.com. (The best way to secure your spot.)
Sign up at team check-in on Saturday, December 3rd.
There may be slots available on-site for individual participants, inquire at the front training field for information.
To learn more about Xtreme Procision click here www.ayfxp.com
Each clinic is 60 minutes long. Players must check in at the clinic 15 minutes before clinic start time.
XP will also be bringing these former players and coaches:
George Hegamin:
George is a former NFL Lineman. After attending North Carolina State University, George was drafted in the 3rd round by the Dallas Cowboys. His Cowboys went on to win Super Bowl XXX during his 2nd year. George spent seven successful years also playing for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Emani Lee-Odai:
Emani is a former WR from the University of Maryland. During his time at Maryland, Emani was known as standout special teams performer. He saw saw time at both X and Z receiver during his career and was consistently tested as one of the fastest players on the team.
Peter Rodriguez:
Rodriguez broke into coaching as a graduate assistant at Arizona. After coaching in college Peter moved on the coaching in the USFL and the CFL. He then entered the NFL as the Los Angeles Raiders special teams coach (1988–89). He served in a similar capacity with the Phoenix Cardinals (1990–93), Washington Redskins (1994–97), Seattle Seahawks (1998–2003) and, most recently, the Jacksonville Jaguars (2004–2006).
School of the Legends: The official online training partner of AYF will provide parents, coaches and athletes the opportunity to discover more about the SOTL Legends in Training program featuring online, high definition video instruction from some of the top players in the NFL including Michael Vick, Jerome Bettis, Tony Gonzalez, Jason Witten, DeAngelo Williams and a host of other NFL players.
In addition, SOTL will host an NFL Legends Skills Challenge open to all AYF youth athletes, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for tournament participants to match skills against NFL pros – and an opportunity to win terrific prizes. The NFL Legends Skills Challenge will take place on-site at Austin Tindall Park on the front field (#2) with registration for the NFL Legend Skills Challenge on Tuesday, December 6th at Austin Tindall Park.
To learn more about School of the Legends Click Here
Former NFL Players wo will be attending the 2011 National Championships:
Robert Weathers - New England Marquette Smith - Carolina Vestee Jackson - Miami Matt Darby - Buffalo Shawn King - Tampa Bay Fernando Smith - Vikings Al Smith - Titans Jim Arnold - Lions
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