NCCP Introduction to Competition – Football $160
For coaches that are coaching athletes from 13-18 years old. Coaches will learn fundamentals and structure to improve their confidence and competence as a coach. One of the key components is the Safe Contact which is most critical for the contact game of football. Required 12-hour clinic. Includes instruction, manual, workbook and future evaluation.
Modules include:
Planning a Practice
Teaching & Learning
Analyzing Performance
Making Ethical Decisions
Safe Contact
Position
O & D Systems
Schedule:
Lower Mainland – Notre Dame Regional Secondary School, Vancouver
Friday July 25: 6 – 10 pm (please arrive at least a half hour before to check-in)
Saturday July 26: 9 – 5 pm
North Surrey Friends & Family Day at Big Kahuna
Big Kahuna will be hosting a special event for NSMF.
- BBQ, starts at noon
- Prizes
- MORE Discounts
- Cleat Recycle Drive
If everyone cannot be geared up tonight, we will finish on Thursday night.
Metro Safety is running a First Aid Level 1 Certification Course for NS Team Trainers this week at the Bear Creek Clubhouse.
Dates: Tuesday, July 29th & Thursday, July 31st
Time: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Place: NSMF Clubhouse
Any trainers that would like to complete first aid training are asked to contact the clubhouse for details.
The course will not only certify you to Level 1, it will also offer sports specific training ie. taping.
There is 3 more spots available.
NSMF Position Specific Academy
The NSMF Football Training Academy is for all players in Atom, Peewee and JB. From 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Bear Creek Park, the young athletes will partake in a special weekly training program targeting specific fundamentals for each position. Top coaches from our association and special guest coaches will take the players through drills and teach them essential techniques to each position on the football field.
Metro Safety is running a First Aid Level 1 Certification Course for NS Team Trainers this week at the Bear Creek Clubhouse.
Dates: Tuesday, July 29th & Thursday, July 31st
Time: 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Place: NSMF Clubhouse
Any trainers that would like to complete first aid training are asked to contact the clubhouse for details.
The course will not only certify you to Level 1, it will also offer sports specific training ie. taping.
There is 3 more spots available.
This skills camp takes place on Sunday, August 10 at UBC Thunderbird Stadium from 10 am to 4 pm.
This camp will focus on developing the fundamentals at each position. The camp is divided into two separate focus areas; a) Run (OL/DL/RB/LB) & b) Pass (WR/DB/QB). During the online registration process players will have the choice to be in the Run focused camp or the Pass focused camp.
The camp will consist of 3 practices (2 on-field & 1 classroom) over a 6 hour period. On field skills will be taught and full equipment is required for these practices. The classroom session will include a breakdown of the film that is taken in the morning sessions and will be highly personalized in terms of feedback.
Lunch and Camp Jerseys will be provided for each player.
The cost is $99 per player (team rate available for 10+ players). The camp is split into two age groups: Junior (ages 12 – 14) and Senior (15 – 17).
Register online at www.ubcfootball.com/camps.
Date: August 10th
Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Location: Surrey Training Facility
Attire: Work-out gear, cleats and/or athletic shoes
Cost: Free
The Subway Commit to Fit Clinic is an opportunity for athletes aged 12-18 to test their football fitness. Participants will be tested in a number of areas including the following:
- Agility
- Speed
- Strength
- Power
BC Lions players will be on hand for encouragement and coaching as athletes work their way through the drills. See how your football fitness stacks up with other athletes your age and identify areas you can improve on to take your game to the next level.
Each team must send 3 parents.
Learn how to be on the Stick Crew on the sidelines of the games. These are the best seats in the house and you are always closer to the action than anyone not in a uniform.
Each team must send 3 parents.
Learn how to be on the Stick Crew on the sidelines of the games. These are the best seats in the house and you are always closer to the action than anyone not in a uniform.
NS Lions • NS Hawks • NS Eagles • NS Falcons
https://surreyfootball.com/2014-tournaments/
What are Border Bowls?
All Star BC Teams VS. All Star Alberta Teams. A game to showcase the best players for their positions to be viewed by North American Colleges and Universities.
Those who come out to Border Bowl combines are tested for their times and inputted into a database. These lists are then purchased by North American Colleges allowing them to find out more about the players and their locations.