Position-Specific Football Training Available in Newaygo County, MI

One-on-One Football Coaching for Youth & High School Athletes in Newaygo County

Our private football trainers offer position-specific lessons in QB footwork, wide receiver route running, defensive technique, and much more. Whether you’re a lineman or a skill player, our lessons will help you play better on gameday.

Coach Angelo Football coach

Coach Angelo

coach is someone who helps you be the best person that everyone knows you can be someone that doesn’t let you settle for the bare minimum but make you thrive for greatness someon... See full profile

  • Spring Lake, MI
  • Available for Lessons
$55 /Lesson
Coach Dakari Football coach

Coach Dakari

We are going to work and train hard but the most important thing is that I pass down the knowledge to the youth and let them know what to expect when they get to the next levels. See full profile

  • Grand Rapids, MI
  • Available for Lessons
$75 /Lesson

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Trainers in Newaygo County

“If you or your child are serious at all about getting better at the QB position, you have a golden opportunity right in front of you. He blends the nuances of the position with many different drills that are both fun and challenging. We’ve covered so many things from footwork, ball placement, displacing the hip, and mesh technique. The best part, he’s an even better young man and is an inspiration for my son.”

John

Football Parent

“He is getting my 14 yr old ready for high school football. My son is hoping to be starting quarterback next season. They are working on footwork, mechanics, reading defense & speed & agility. Looking forward to continued training.”

Danielle

Football Parent

“We just had our first session and I can’t say enough great things. My son is playing tackle for the first time as an offensive lineman and his session with Coach helped him tremendously. It’s hard to find a good offensive line coach and we feel fortunate to have found him.”

Kurstin

Football Parent

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