# Youth Football - How Does Your Youth Football Team Stack Up Nationwide?

Youth Football is Youth Football No Matter Where You Live

Many coaches seem to feel biased about certain areas of the united states having higher quality youth football than other parts of the country. Some youth football coaches from less densely populated areas of the united states also seem to often feel a little inferior about the degree of play within their areas.

Our experience and the proof results of National Youth Football Tournaments don't give credence to those ideas. I've seen video or watched teams play from virtually every state in the united states and I've done clinics for over 5,000 coaches throughout the country. I've seen great youth football played in areas of the united states noted for great football like Florida, Texas, Ohio and California. I've also seen some of the worst coached youth football in those same states. I've seen excellent athleticism and well [ดูผลบอลสด7m](https://footballdaily365.com/ผลบอลสด/) coached football from states most don't consider when they believe of football, places like Utah, Maryland, Virginia, New York, Illinois and Washington. At the youth level nobody area of the united states dominates, just consider the winners of the Pop Warner National Championship or the big Unlimited National Tournament in Daytona. The teams come from all over and there's no trend, winners come from throughout the nation.

While many feel their leagues are competitive and their area of the united states is somehow inherently better than others I recommend you take your team to 1 of the many national tournaments. They're a genuine eye opener and a good experience for the kids. As a young child I still remember my Bowl trips, especially the plane visit to Las Vegas and I am aware our children love going to Florida as well.

As the children grow older maybe there are some differences as weather, regional preferences, and Spring Football as well as year round football ensure areas of the united states "hotbeds" for football talent. Some states have huge football budgets and coaches who either don't teach at all or have very low class loads and even "athletic" periods where they meet making use of their football players year round in the classroom. Those differences may account fully for some of the differences in DI Football players via various states. In early development years the differences are not as large as much might think.

I had the pleasure of working clinics in Utah, Montana and Washington State these last three weeks and they play good youth football there. Great people and coaches inside it for the proper reasons. They are some of the very most organized and well coached leagues I've come across. More on that next couple of days alongside some UNBELIEVABLE stories. Yes we've a youth football/ live bear story that's almost too unbelievable to report. Just understand that while youth football has plenty of commonality across the nation, there are some HUGE nuances, including shooting a live bear in Montana during a youth football event, don't miss this one.

Dave Cisar

Dave is a Nike "Coach of the Year" Designate and speaks nationwide at Coaches Clinics. His book "Winning Youth Football a Step by Step Plan" was endorsed by Tom Osborne and Dave Rimington. His personal teams using this technique currently have won 94% of these games in 5 Different Leagues.