youth football program?
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Http://usafootball.com is an excellent site; click the green league button if you're looking immediately. Next week, they're adding a ton more resources on this to their League Enhancement Guide: it'll have everything from starting a league to creating bylaws to sample forms you can download.\nLook at their resources for coaches and officials, too.
1048611
check your local park district,.  You can also ask other parents around the neighborhood if they have any ideas or talk to the middle and high schools to see what kind of feeder programs they have
645165
The link is for the pro level, but if you want to do little league, high school, or college i'm not sure. You might try a local school district office they might have some info.
1170245
Just pop down your local job centre, fill in a few forms, and hey presto!\n\nBasically, if you are not signed up with a club by the age of 14, you will never play high level football.
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It sounds like a nice idea.  Coaches look forward to teaching. It will be a great way for you to learn the game and stay fit.  Go for it!
368568
There are several online training programs including programs developed by former champions Mark Allen and Dave Scott. \n\nGood luck and it is a great sport.
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Take a look at the leagues on:\nhttp://www.smalltownbrooklyn.com/villagegreen/sports/sports.html#kidssports
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wot u wanna do is put a sign up and hold aditions fro a football team,or you could join a team.When u hav ateam u need 2 arange training,and matches.you also need to gte your team in2 a leuege.the more well known ya team is tehy better chace ya team has of makin it better.ok i hope that helps
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The City of Santa Clarita has a flag football program.\nhttp://www.santa-clarita.com/cityhall/cmo/press/release.asp?ID=119\nThe Santa Clarita Anti Gang Task Force also has a flag football program.\nhttp://www.santa-clarita.com/cityhall/parks/gang.asp
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pay no attention to the haters....1st thing is scan over your local papers sports pages, theres always schools looking for coaches \n(head coaches, assistant coaches,etc.etc..) and announce them in the sports pages somewhere... if that doesn't work try contacting a local youth football league(pee wee or pop warner)\nthey are always looking for coaches--- if your good enough there word will get around,( alot of players parents know coaches, get it?)  if none of the above work, try getting out to some schools and watching practices as an observer, talk to the head coach or \nassistants maybe they can help you with someone they know, if all else fails, keep trying until you get the chance.. if you want to coach bad enough, just like if you want something bad enough\ndo what u got to do, to make it happen\n\nGOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!
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None. There is a minimum age for the NFL. I don't know exactly what it is, but I believe it is in the low 20's.
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If you are looking for a game that simulates being a football manager, with your own team and not using professional players, I highly recommend www.hattrick.org.  It is very much like regular football with cups, friendly's and regular games.  You can change training styles, intensity, get transfers, etc.
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I have my own soldier and my son's school have a program.\nwww.give2thetroops.com
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http://promo.yahoo.com/sbc/yop_learnmore.html
85776
Other than sponsors, you can start a letter writing campaign to your county's board of directors.  Make sure you emphasize the importance of youth sports/activities in your community.  The future of any community is the children in it.\n\nGood luck!!!!  :D
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join a good football team. I'm a scout and go 5 matches a day. then try to apply for the Gary Neville school of soccer it has many scouts looking for talent. Blackburn has the best opportunities!
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I saw a site which claims to have information on this - particularly live televised sporting events.\n\nIts at http://www.freepremiershipfootball.tk\n\nI am about to try it out as it seems like a good deal.