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Team USA’s Tere Calloway signs his college commitment letter at USA Football’s National Signing Day Breakfast. USA Football hosts the annual event at the International Bowl making it the largest National Signing Day event in the country. Players from Team USA and IFAF’s World Team sign their college commitment letters in front of friends, family,

Two USA Developmental Game kickers in College Station, TX/ Seth Pugh makes a cool trick shot and Keith Duncan lands a perfect coffin corner kick.

Ohio State offensive line coach Ed Warinner says a blocker can’t do anything until his body is in the right space. And that is taught. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/ed-warinner%3A-body-positions#sthash.jQHD8nYX.dpuf

Heat preparedness and hydration is one of the most important topics in youth and high school football. USA Football partners with the Korey Stringer Insititute to teach how to properly deal with and minimize the risk of athletes practicing and playing in hot conditions. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/heat-and-hydration#sthash.m65Fswvm.dpuf

In the next episode, we find the Long Beach Poly Jackrabbits searching for their identity as training camp is winding down. Tensions are getting the best of the team as they go through grueling workouts but the coaching staff continues to preach the idea of family. We get introduced to senior defensive back Deandre Pierce

What are the symptoms of a concussion? Watch this video to make yourself aware of concussion symptoms.

About USA Football: USA Football, the sport’s national governing body in the United States, hosts more than 100 football training events annually offering education for coaches, skill development for players and resources for youth football league commissioners. The independent nonprofit is the official youth football development partner of the NFL, its 32 teams and the

Learn from NFL coaches and compete against the best players in the country at a USA Football Regional Development Camp. USA Football Regional Development Camps are designed to provide training and evaluation for players looking to take the next steps in their football career. Athletes that perform well will then have the chance to compete

Watch a series that celebrates the game of football and the inherent values learned. USA Football follows national powerhouse Long Beach Poly and head coach Antonio Pierce through the season as they play one of the nation’s toughest schedules. To watch full episodes – go to http://www.footballforlife.com

Matt and Mick talked to the wide receivers and cornerbacks on Team USA in between practices. Hear from Phillip Thomas, Noel Grigsby, Erik Lora, J.R. McConico, Jamal Davis, Kevin Cummings and Aaron Dobson. For more: http://www.usafootballtour.com

Team USA’s Defensive Coordinator Steve Specht talks with Mick of the Team USA Road Tour. For more: http://www.usafootballtour.com

Detroit Lions head coach Jim Caldwell tells coaches to focus on your own strengths first, then worry about what the other team will do. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/jim-caldwell:-game-planning#sthash.MYE3uxQx.dpuf

Route running starts with proper footwork for a wide receiver. For certain routes, such as slants, the first few steps are critical in getting open for the quarterback. The 3-step jab drill is designed to teach receivers proper footwork and aiming points for running a short slant. By setting up cones that represent the path

Madeleine Northern from Badger High School is perhaps the first female high school football quarterback in the state of Wisconsin. Full story: http://usafootball.com/blogs/americas-game/post/12137/female-quarterback-madeleine-northern-out-to-prove-she-belongs Madeleine has encountered adversity but continues to play the sport she loves. She attended USA Football’s Regional Development Camp in Milwaukee to help sharpen her skills.

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Inspired by his high school coaches, Teaff decided early in life to become a football coach. He soon developed four fundamentals for being a successful coach: attitude, total effort, self-discipline and caring.

The largest National Signing Day event in the country. 2012 featured athletes like Jameis Winston, Todd Gurley, Malcolm Brown (DT), Devin Funchess and Imani Cross. Only athletes who play for the U.S. National Team are permitted to take part in the event. Signing Day with USA Football has been featured by ESPN, CBS Sports Network,

Tyler Smith hands off to Dontae Williams during the Team USA practice. For more information on the USA vs The World Game, visit http://www.usavworld.com.

St. Xavier head coach announced as the head coach of the 2012 Under-19 National Team.

Teach defensive backs how to chase and tackle ball-carriers in the open field. USA Football and Northwestern University present a series of drills the Wildcats use that are applicable to any level of the sport. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/drills-and-performance/northwestern-wildcats-open-field-tracking:-defensive-backs/11020#sthash.pqrWbCEc.dpuf

Learn more about UTSA’s recruits that signed their letter of intent at USA Football’s 2014 National Signing Day Breakfast at AT&T Stadium.

Jacksonville Jaguars GM David Caldwell discusses how recovery allows athletes to perform at their best. Going all out all the time can wear down a body, leading to fatigue and possible injury. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/david-caldwell:-recovery#sthash.8OBLoYcz.dpuf

Teach linebackers to stay square and defend against a cutback run. USA Football and the Miami Dolphins present a series of drills the Dolphins use that are applicable to any level of the sport. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/drills-and-performance/miami-dolphins-fallback-tackle-drill:-linebackers/10976#sthash.iF3l0vZc.dpuf

http://usafootball.com/developmentgames/ U.S. National Team Development Games feature athletes from across the country who participate in a week long development program. Athletes are selected from Regional Development Camps and are invited to take part in the Development Games. Follow the US National Team Tweets by USNFT https://www.facebook.com/usnationalfootballteam https://www.instagram.com/usnft/

Like us on Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/usafootball Tweet us @usafootball – https://twitter.com/usafootball Coach or Player? Get Better at USA Football. Learn more at – http://usafootball.com/register The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. In football there are four ways for a team to score points: A team can score a Touchdown,

Clemson University head coach Dabo Swinney is a father of three who makes sure his kids stay involved with athletics. Coaches, encourage your parents to help you as well. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/dabo-swinney:-staying-involved#sthash.8mt8DEVB.dpuf Revised Name – http://youtu.be/pEafnfpdmEw

Becoming the best football player you can be means working hard in practice and on your own. For wide receivers and defensive backs, basic skills can be improved far from coaches’ eyes through a series of simple route running drills. “Whether at the park, on the practice field or in a back yard, utilizing your

Indianapolis Colts QB Matt Hasselbeck offers some tips for young quarterbacks to help them develop proper form and become better passers.

Georgia head coach Mark Richt reminds coaches that whether they want it or not, they are role models to their players in what they say and what they do. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/mark-richt%3A-looking-up-to-the-coach#sthash.fRRDgVHu.dpuf

U.S. National Development Teams competed in a week of training and competition in Dartmouth, MA. The competitions showcased in this video are the Jamboree competitions. Each Development Game Week featured four U.S. National Development Teams including USA White, USA Red, USA Blue and USA Silver. Teams were drafted by the Team USA Coaches from a

Continuing coverage leading up to the Team USA versus The World Football Game at Austin, Texas on February 2, 2011

Four women in Noblesville, IN prove that coaching football isn’t just for men.

Learn more about SouthWestern University’s recruits that signed their letter of intent at USA Football’s 2014 National Signing Day Breakfast at AT&T Stadium.

http://usafootball.com/developmentgames/ U.S. National Team Development Games feature athletes from across the country who participate in a week long development program. Athletes are selected from Regional Development Camps and are invited to take part in the Development Games. Follow the US National Team Tweets by USNFT https://www.facebook.com/usnationalfootballteam https://www.instagram.com/usnft/

The International Federation of American Football Under-19 World Championship hosted by USA Football brings together eight teams of high school-age players representing four continents in a celebration of the sport through competition and cultural exchange. The eight-day tournament culminates in a gold-medal championship game. IFAF U-19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 8 COUNTRIES, 12 GAMES, 1 CHAMPION BURGER

In the series’ final episode, the Jackrabbits play their first home game of the year. The team is refocused on its path to a championship season and we reflect on the journeys of coach, players and team.

Northwest Missouri State defensive coordinator Richard Wright breaks down how to pressure zone read quarterbacks into bad decisions. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/richard-wright%3A-defending-zone-read-qbs#sthash.vlWLR3nu.dpuf

Teach receivers how to drop their hips and control their footwork in executing multiple 90-degree breaks. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/box-drill:-receivers#sthash.89zovfJ5.dpuf

U.S. National Development Teams competed in a week of training and competition in Austin, Texas. The competitions showcased in this video are Jamboree competitions featuring the four U.S. National Development Teams including USA White, USA Red, USA Blue and USA Silver. Teams were drafted by the Team USA Coaches from a pool of 185 athletes

Take an exclusive look inside the Miami Dolphins training camp and listen as linebackers coach Mark Duffner breaks down what he’s looking for out of his unit and the drills he incorporates to get there. – See more at: http://usafootball.com/video/an-inside-look-at-miami-dolphins-linebacker-drills#sthash.QijtReK9.dpuf

90 percent of players selected in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft were multi-sport athletes in high school. USA Football encourages all youth and high school athletes to play multiple sports.

Helmets can sometimes be difficult to remove, especially for young players. Watch this video to teach your players how to remove the helmet so as to not change the initial proper fit, and to minimize discomfort.

Thoughts from the Road Tour, with Team USA’s Tariq Edwards, Chris Payne and Jordan Poyer. For more: http://www.usafootballtour.com

The defense of the world select team breaks a huddle before practicing their defensive drills. Tavita Katina and Aiulia Fanene move to the backfield as they prepare for practice. For more information about the USA vs World game, visit http://www.usavworld.com.

Learning football fundamentals are the foundation of any good practice – from pee wees to the pros. USA Football visited the Miami Dolphins OTAs this spring and sat down with coaches to discuss some of the drills they use. With the help of the Dolphins coaching staff, USA Football is producing a series of videos

In this installment of the Coaches Show, Lia Reich sits down with U.S. Under-19 National Team Head Coach Aaron Brady to discuss the way the team has come together and how to best handle preparation in a short week. Find more information on joining Team USA – http://usafootball.com/teamusa About USA Football: USA Football, the sport’s

USA Football is continuing its mission to develop its own national team through the “TEAM USA TRIALS” program. This week in Austin, USA Football held a regional tryout for next year’s U-19 National Team that will compete in both the USA v. THE WORLD Game and the Junior World Championships. There were many top recruits

David Wilson, a member of the 2009 U.S. Under-19 National team from Danville, Va., lets his teammates know this is their time and their game prior to the IFAF Junior World Championship gold-medal contest against Canada.

Matthew Page of East Chicago, Indiana is ready to bring leadership and athleticism to Team USA’s offensive line. For more: www.usafootballtour.com