Share your interest.
Tell us your location, experience, and availability.
Discuss the local role.
The team will explain the age group, schedule, responsibilities, and preparation required.
Prepare for the season.
Complete the local onboarding and screening requirements before working with players.
COACH STARTER KIT
LESS PREP.
MORE PURPOSE.
Six adaptable teaching sessions for a beginner group. Use your local age rules, approved equipment, field conditions, and onboarding requirements. This is a teaching sequence, not a promised six-week season.
01Throw & catch
Start with short partner throws. Teach a comfortable ready position and catching with soft hands. Finish with a cooperative catching challenge.
02Move & find space
Use cones for simple starts, stops, and changes of direction. Practice finding an open passing lane in a small-sided game.
03Flag pulling
Practice approaching under control and reaching for the flag. Reinforce the local non-contact rules; stop and reset unsafe play.
04Routes & timing
Introduce a few simple routes. Rotate throwers and receivers, with short distances and plenty of repetitions.
05Defend together
Use small groups to practice spacing, watching the ball, and communicating. Rotate roles so every player learns both sides.
06Bring it together
Use short, coached scrimmages. Recognize improvement and teamwork, then help each player choose one skill to keep practicing.
Session rhythm: welcome and movement → one skill → a small game → a positive team wrap-up. Adjust time and difficulty to the group.
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Send your details to the BlitzFB team. Roles, schedules, local availability, and operating terms are confirmed through the follow-up conversation.
Please do not include children’s names, medical information, identity documents, or background-check documents in this form.
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