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On this page we have placed some document downloads that our members may find helpful.  If you come accross anything please let us know by sending us an e-mail at sffoa@yahoo.com.

SFFOA Documents:

2009 Registration Form

2009 Availability Form

2009 New Member Orientation Guide

2009 Beginner Clinic Registration

Xtreme Jr Peewees Rules

SFFOA By-Laws (10/04)

Xtreme Game Card (Crew Chiefs)

Referee Crew Card

Mechanics Guide

Minor League Rules Book

Minor League Case Book

2009 Cheat Sheets
Files are in Adobe .pdf Format

Pop Warner Card

Xtreme Card

Links:

National Federation of High Schools (NFHS)

Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA)

Click Here for the 2008 NFHS Rules Changes

Refstripes.com - Discussion Board

Aloha Clinic Videos

Below you will find Matt Sumstine's videos from the 2009 Aloha Football Clinic. 

Click on the video tab for each session to be view online. As always thanks to Matt for the great job he does in these valuable training tapes.

Click here to enter the Aloha Clinic Website

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Tip of the Week:

An ideal conditioning program will include at least three days a week of cardiovascular exercise for at least 30 minutes while training in your target heart rate zone.
It also must entail resistance training for a minimum of two full body circuit workouts per week with a day or more rest in between or two upper body workouts and two
lower body workouts per week. Lastly, flexibility exercises need to be incorporated into your program.

Click here for full article

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Training Documents:

All the files below are in .pdf format

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All But One Penalty Enforcement

Bean Bag Use

Calling Fouls

Defensive Pass Interfernce

Holding

Nuetral Zone and Passing

Offensive Pass Interference

Passing Game Mechanics

Running Game Mechanics

Should You Throw the Flag?

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