2022 CAMPS

THE LONGEST RUNNING, YOUTH-QB-CAMPS IN OMAHA.
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TARGET YOUR D.R.E.A.M.
OPEN TO ALL OMAHA AREA ATHLETES - NO MATTER WHAT SCHOOL THEY ATTEND.
TUESDAY, JULY 12TH, 2022
9:00 - 10:45 A.M.
6 - 8 YEAR OLDS
$50
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13TH, 2022
9:00 - 11:45 A.M.
​9 - 11 YEAR OLDS
$75
THURSDAY, JULY 14TH, 2022
9:00 - 11:45 A.M.
​12 - 14 YEAR OLDS
$75
2022 CAMPS HELD AT
​CREIGHTON PREP HIGH SCHOOL
PARENT TESTIMONIAL

"Thank you for putting on this camp.  Carson had an absolute blast and gained a plethora of knowledge about the QB position.  He looks forward to honing in on the skills learned to be successful at the position.  I myself, coach JH FB and will implement fundamentals that I have learned from listening and watching your camp.   Looking forward to future camps and may try to sneak in an individual lesson if it works.  Thanks again for time and take care."
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-SFC Joshua D Wessel, 3rd BN/209th RTI-
QB'S WILL LEARN

Proper grip
Proper stance
Drop techniques
Foot speed drills
QB keys for success
Moving in the pocket
Throwing with accuracy
Proper throwing mechanics
Huddle & cadence procedures
Quick release & efficiency drills
Read-recognition and "chalk talk"
SAMPLE SCHEDULE FROM SUMMER 2018*

8:30 - 9:00 Registration
9:00 – 9:45 Proper warm-up techniques, grip, stance, throwing mechanics, throwing for accuracy.
9:45 - 9:50 Break
9:50 - 10:15  3 & 5-step drop techniques, footwork and balance drills, movement in the pocket drills.
10:15 - 10:20 Break
10:20 - 10:45 Roll-out techniques, throwing on the run, basic routes & reads.
10:45 - 10:50 Break
10:50 - 11:20 NFL style QB competition
11:20 – 11:45 Chalk-talk, understanding coverages, reads & recognition
11:45 Break-it-down

*Subject to modification
WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • Instruction by varsity, championship coaches
  • Film study & technology equipment (12-14 year olds)
  • Targets
  • Age specific footballs
  • 2019 Camp Location: Creighton Prep High School
  • The best priced, best valued quarterback camp in Omaha. Don't let cost prevent you from attending!
WHAT TO BRING
  • Appropriate work-out-clothing: T-shirt, shorts, and TWO pairs of socks.
  • Water bottle or sports-drink.
  • Football shoes (No baseball cleats, please!)
  • Nutrition-bar or healthy snack for energy.
  • Parents may want to bring lawn chairs, weather-ready-gear (umbrellas, hoodie, sun-screen, blanket), and a camera (pictures and video are permitted as long as they are taken from a distance that does not interfere with instruction).
  • Hand towel (optional)
  • A great attitude (mandatory)
WHAT WE DON'T DO
  • We won't give you long-winded-speeches about our playing days or other athletes we've coached. That information is available on our website for you to evaluate at your convenience. When you come to our camps, as soon as the "check-in" process is complete, we're getting right to work. We respect your time and your money. We understand that you are paying for development, not for talk.
  • We don't include T-shirts, sports bags, water bottles, or other "freebies" at our camps. Why? Because "free" gear is never free. It just gets added to the price of the camp. This costs you more money. Our goal is to offer the most affordable quarterback training in the Omaha area.
PARENTS
  • We're parents too!
  • We understand that parents want to be included in their child's development.
  • Although we ask parents to allow coaches to coach while lessons are in-progress, WE ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO ATTEND ALL COMPONENTS OF CAMPS AND LESSONS.​
  • All we ask is that parents remain at a safe distance so as to not interfere with (or distract) athletes while instruction is in-progress.
  • We enjoy interacting with parents and seek to build long-term-working-relationships with our athletes and their families.
  • For the sake of continuity, we ask parents to hold all questions and comments until after instructional periods are complete.
PARENT TESTIMONIAL
"We were very pleased with the camp. We were worried that William would be over his head since he just started playing last year (first year available in our area). I know the Omaha area has many opportunities for younger football leagues, which is why we were worried. Fortunately, you spent the time they were warming up when they were early to evaluate what their strengths and needs were. You guys were very organized and structured and focused on the fundamentals that are sometimes assumed before going deeper as you saw need. The athlete to coach ratio was low and so each athlete received individual feedback. It was a great camp and everything we were hoped it would be. We definitely plan to watch for it again next year so Will can continue developing strong fundamentals."

-Debby Moninger, mother of Will, camp attendee -
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