New York Director Ronald Luneau Instills Goals and Dreams
Ronald Luneau believes one of the most important aspect of camp is the NFL Alumni Heroes instilling goals and dreams in the young athletes through their own storytelling. Seeing the young athletes’ faces light up while they listen to players who played professionally speak a ...
Philadelphia Director Evan Breisblatt Cares for his Players
Evan Breisblatt has over two decades of high school coaching experience, and has been a Director at Pro Sports Experience for six of those years. He finds coaching kids to be one of the most rewarding aspects of his life, as he enjoys watching them grow athletically, emotion ...
Green Bay Director Chris Chudada Never Gives Up
Chris Chudada loves seeing the young athletes at his camps interact with the NFL Alumni Heroes. He finds the presence inspires the kids as they see individuals who have played at the highest level and were very successful. Chudada’s coaching experience also comes from his wo ...
New York Director Will Nahan Focuses on Positive Leadership
Will Nahan’s coaching centers around one idea: positive leadership. His message to his young athletes holds them to a high standard in school, football, and life through using their leadership abilities to positively influence others. Nahan is currently entering his second s ...
Chicago Director Jesse Pierce Centers Coaching Style Around ...
Not many coaches have the opportunity to shape the lives of state champion athletes. Jesse Pierce has. Throughout his 19 seasons coaching football, most recently as the head coach at Niles West High School, Pierce has developed a coaching style centered around one concept: L ...
New York Director Peter Lesler Believes Effort is Everything
Peter Lesler has been coaching football since 1996. He began as a high school assistant coach, took over as head coach at Bergen Academy, and took on college football when he accepted the role of defensive backfield coach at Montclair State University. Lesler hopes all playe ...
Chicago Director Troy McAllister Teaches Life Lessons
Troy McAllister has over 15 years of coaching experience, including at Queen’s University, Dunbar Career Academy, and Phillips Academy High School. After almost two decades as a mentor, McAllister still finds the joy in coaching that encouraged him to teach young athletes in ...
5 Reasons Diverse Sports Experiences Build Better, Happier L ...
If you seek long-term athletic development, the idea that a ten-year-old athlete absolutely “is a” Quarterback or definitely “is a” lineman or “is a” Wide Receiver has some unhealthy and counter-productive consequences. Certainly, in the present, you can see athletic ability ...
Five Amazing Things About Flag Football
Flag Football is on the rise…and it’s no surprise. The game offers the greatest running, throwing, catching, strategy and teamwork challenges in all of sport. With the increased participation, more competitive athletes play and subsequently the coaching improves ...
The Need for Speed! 24 Ways We Develop It at NFL Alumni You ...
Speed is a Gift… and Can Be Developed It’s fun to be fast. Things come easier to the fastest kids. Every athlete in every sport wants speed, agility, quickness and escape skills. It starts with the gift of fast-twitch fibers (thank you Mom or Dad). But you must build u ...