how do i get in a minor league football training camp?
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Contact the office of the team that you are looking to hook up with and tell them you are interested in trying out.  Most teams have a couple open tryouts during a scheduled time in the offseason.  Find out when that is, and show up.  Worked for me.
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go to your local YMCA, you dont need anything, just a few extra hours for practices and games, hope this helps
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usually people are invited to one of the pre-draft camps. i know one is held at Emmanuel College in Boston, Mass. or you can call a WNBA coach and try to request a tryout, usually its easier to contact one of the assisant coaches. The best way is, if you play college basketball, then get your head coach to call the coaches for you.
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Ask the teams in your area if they hold try outs. If they do, go to one of them and if you are any good, they'll sig you up.That is the way it is in my part of the world.
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Volunteer to help with the soccer part of sports information at the school you'll attend, even if it's unpaid. Send a resume to every MLS club and follow up with a phone call. And accept a very low-level job with an MLS club, part-time or seasonal, if necessary to get your foot in the door, so to speak. People generally hire people they know.
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Pick you favorite camp,or team,look them up online and email them with your question.They could best answer you.Create your own luck fighter.
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Try to get a scout to see your talents so join a local team and see if a scout can come see you but it's much easier to go pro from college because scouts go there to search for new talent
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Check out their web site - training camp starts in a couple weeks.
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If you really want to play and you're willing to dedicate yourself to it, then yes you should try out. Don't worry about your size (at least not at this point). Get yourself into shape before tryouts/summer practice. Obviously strength training is important, but you need to work on your stamina and agility. Work on both distance running (a mile or two a day, work your way up to it if you need to) and short and mid-length sprints. For sprints, you want to run about 100 yards with about 30 seconds in between sprints, and a total of about 8 - 10. Running up and down bleachers is also a great way to get your legs into shape. As far as agility, work on running backwards while making sure to keep your balance and not shifting your weight back. Other than that, the best thing I can suggest is to talk to one of the coaches. The vast majority of teams have a "voluntary" off-season training program. If you can get into the program, the coaches will be able to help show you what you need to work on. It's also good to get involved so your face gets seen and the coaches start to know you. Of course, that can work against you if you slack off and don't work hard while you're there. Good luck, work hard, and have fun.
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easy,\nPice a few (1 or 2) players you like.  Maybe they are from your home town.  played at your college, friends know them.\nthen follow their team.
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www.ussportscamps.com\nwww.nbccamps.com/sites/pages/puc.htm
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Best place to start is probably at the high school level, as even a lot of Little Leagues are starting to require umpires be registered at the high school level. How to get involved is different in every state, so your best bet is probably to call the athletic director at your local high school and see what you need to do.\nGood luck, as there is a vast shortage of officials in almost every sport in every state.
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My best advice for you is to get the backing of a local field and find a teacher who would be willing to be a coach or at least an adviser.  If you're not already a frequent visitor of www.pbnation.com go there.  There are lots of threads on there from people who have started up teams at their schools and there's lots of info on how they did it.
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stab the first and second string QBs in their throwing arm. lol had to say it but for real you gotta push for reps and when your on the sidelines play catch alot and go nice and far apart to show off your arm. and if you are young then you should get your shot soon. try askin coach for a receivers slot and then ask for a wr pass play. there are many ways to impress the coaches you can find a lot of oppurtunities
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The key is speed.  If you are the fastest guy on your team, you might have a chance.\n\nBefore you start thinking about the NFL, you need to get into a college program.  Most NFL players come from Division 1 programs.  There are 115 Division 1A football programs.  This means you can fill the rosters of all the Division 1 programs with 1st or 2nd team All-State players at each position every year.  That is your competition.\n\nJohn T. Reed provides a lot of detail about going from high school football to college.  Take it one step at a time.
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Show up early, or stay late after a game or practice.  Some teams have open practices, so thats also a good chance to catch some autographs.
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www.minorleaguebaseball.com