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Post by TEAM FALCON on Nov 29, 2006 22:38:27 GMT 3
I would like to see camps (clubs) that meet during the year to assist in the development of young athletes from 8 yr olds to 12 or older that teach in mechanics, etc of a particular position.
Los Fresnos Future QB's (this one stands out since LF has had a QB that passes for over 2000 yards every year Ford has been here (4). I noticed it in the eyes of the young teenagers when Channel 4 was interviewing Spriniger after the La Joya game. The way these kids were looking at Springer I realized that we can really make something special with what's happened with our little town.
Los Fresnos Future WR's Los Fresnos Future Def Players (DL, MLB) Los Fresnos Future Offensive Players (OL) Los Fresnos Future Kickers
I think anything we can do to assist in the development of good athletes would not only better prepare our young athletes, but unite all players.
What do you all think about this idea??
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Post by falcon89 on Nov 30, 2006 5:53:16 GMT 3
Great idea...Sports beyond school days needs to begin so our kids can develop the love for all sports...Boys and Girls Club does a great job however I feel the city needs to do there part and begin to set aside money for a better park (fields)..The old city park needs repair...There are still ol' monkey bars that I use to climb and sidewalks that are still cracked and sticking upward so one can trip....
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Post by kathy78566 on Nov 30, 2006 18:49:08 GMT 3
I agree with you too.. The park is horrible! Does anyone know when our stadium was last updated because I think it needs some improvements. I agree also with the camps... My son is just 4 and I can't wait till he gets into Football lets just see if he is going to enjoy it as much as I do...(LOL) I tried getting him in flag football or pee-wee football or something thats not to rough on him since he is 4yrs old, but Los Fresnos doesn't have anything for his age YET... I still like the Idea for my brothers..
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Post by FT on Nov 30, 2006 18:59:30 GMT 3
My boys Kinder and first grade are catching 10 and 15 yard passes respectively. I think my Kinder boy will be more the receiver and my 1st grader is looking like a QB.
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Post by kathy78566 on Nov 30, 2006 19:05:00 GMT 3
Thats cool.... My little boy is not that into football maybe he's too small or maybe he just doesn't like football that much we try to sit and watch some NFL games together and I talk to him about it but he's there for like 10min and then he wonders off ... Any Advice....(LOL)
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Post by Newbler on Nov 30, 2006 19:11:03 GMT 3
Thats cool.... My little boy is not that into football maybe he's too small or maybe he just doesn't like football that much we try to sit and watch some NFL games together and I talk to him about it but he's there for like 10min and then he wonders off ... Any Advice....(LOL) He's 4... let him grow up a bit. ;D Don't push him or he'll start to hate it. Just keep watching games and eventually he'll get into it just to spend time with you. Don't get frustrated with him when he's asking a question every 30 seconds. Explain the best you can and make lots of noise. If he sees early on that football brings you joy he'll get interested in it just to see the kind of attention you give to the tv given to him. Most of all be patient.
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Post by kathy78566 on Nov 30, 2006 19:18:38 GMT 3
Thanks... I do talk to him and make him understand to his point of view but sometimes he gets into it and he starts yelling go go go run.. Then if they make an interception or a fumble or a touchdown or something then I let him know what happened and what it caused.. Sometimes I feel like he looks at me and he's like UHHH What Mom! LOL but I'm sure he will get there I try to take him to the games with me but all he wants to be doing is going up and down the bleachers and going to the stand and to the restroom and I won't get to watch the game so I try to watch football games on T.V. with him.. Thanks for the advice...
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Post by FT on Nov 30, 2006 20:41:35 GMT 3
Just go outside and toss the ball with him...let him kick it, and throw it, and take him to some games. He's going to have a short attention span...Just let him play.
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Post by kathy78566 on Nov 30, 2006 20:49:10 GMT 3
Ok I'll take the advice...Thanks....
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Post by falcon89 on Dec 1, 2006 6:39:30 GMT 3
Playing video games help with the development of rules and plays...I see that in my lil' cousin..A lot of knowledge in the sports he plays in at the Middle School level...
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Post by bubba10 on Dec 1, 2006 9:23:34 GMT 3
"mother's rule" If you tell him to do it, there's a point where he won't want to.
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Post by kathy78566 on Dec 1, 2006 18:43:30 GMT 3
I don't pressure him to do something he doesn't want to but I do offer him to watch the games with me and if he doesn't want to then its fine with me... If he doesn't like football then it just isn't him... I won't tell him what to do or who to be.... He's only 4 so we have a long way to go....
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Post by bubba10 on Dec 8, 2006 8:38:20 GMT 3
He's too young to know what he likes. Don't sweat it. Kids are knuckle heads. My oldest played since we could get him on a team. Freshman this year and he can finally watch a game. Talks too dang much but, still.
Get the kid into what ever sports you can. He'll be fine. It will suck when he gets hurt. He'll be fine. Haven't heard about a dad being around or it would change my next sentence. Boo boos are just that. Care for the kid and then tell him to "man up" or "cowboy up" or whatever you have to say to get him to quit crying. It will make him tougher. Hate to say that but it's true.
Got to watch my younger son get his knee cut open a few weeks ago while he was awake. It was not pleasant when I held him down. Now he's bragging about it. It was not athletics related so don't think it had to do with football.
Don't put pressure on the kid about a particular sport. Put pressure on him about performance. That is what has made this a great country.
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Post by The Ether on Jul 10, 2007 15:24:18 GMT 3
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Post by TEAM FALCON on Jul 11, 2007 21:30:48 GMT 3
Visited the website, not sure what was supposed to happen.
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Post by The Ether on Jul 13, 2007 5:52:08 GMT 3
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Post by TEAM FALCON on Jul 13, 2007 17:37:47 GMT 3
Thanks for the video.
I enjoyed it.
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Post by Newbler on Jul 14, 2007 12:32:28 GMT 3
Erm... who or what was it of?
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Post by The Ether on Jul 14, 2007 19:17:20 GMT 3
well this is future falcons , its a vid of one of them look at the reciever on offense and the cb on defense .. his name is isaac nunez
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Post by The Ether on Jul 14, 2007 20:00:06 GMT 3
hes also kr ...first catch bout 15yds...2nd ball a lil off good adjustment no drop short gain....catch a lil more than a first down...coverin the best wr on the field ...shut down (also had a pick batt. ran out) ...comes off block while maintaining good position makes initial hit on ball carrier...catch for first down ....catch for first down...cb comes off block gets position is there for the tackle...playin cb again pay close attention ...he makes the tackle..catch behind the line for a good gain....runner makes great run only to be met by the cb for a fumble....stays on field....catch for good gain 1st dn.....dove and caught for a good gain...good read on the ball good position...just one kr ...catch for first...catch in the rain for a gain...cb jammin.....catch for a gain ....catch for a good gain....catch for a gain...bvilles idea of blocking...cb what happens when you block strait up...another attempt at bville blockin...catch for a gain... catch for a first down ( i was eating and barely got it).....catch a hangin pass with a hit comin at you no drop 1st down...cb playin good coverage ...cb no prob bein physical...cb jammin stayin with the read ....in zone good coverage not afraid to bring the hat...cb comes off "block" and comes for the stop......catch for a gain 1st dn....playin safety understands where the help is and doesnt over pursue mantains good position ....comes in for a block knocks down punter just tips it ...one of the following plays at cb look at him redeem himself....same play but all day.... anyway just a few of the plays i was fortunate to capture on camera ....to bad you couldnt see it all....hes still learning but he has a good backround and hes always played solid...those werent even half the caatches
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Post by Newbler on Jul 18, 2007 23:49:27 GMT 3
Holy carp, I didn't even recognize the uni's at 1st. I thought it was another attack by some upstate punks trying to get us riled up again! Register your name Ether so we know you're a FALCON!!! Nice video!
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Post by kathy78566 on Aug 8, 2007 18:19:40 GMT 3
Can anyone tell me if there is any flag football or any type of sport coming up for registration. I would like to know so I can get my son involved. I noticed the sign at the park, but its for soccer registration. Is there anything else? What are the age requirements? Please let me know or is there anyone I can contact to find out. I would really appreciate it. Thanks
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Post by Newbler on Aug 8, 2007 19:44:47 GMT 3
You might try the boys and girls club.
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Post by The Ether on Sept 1, 2007 23:36:02 GMT 3
update : Texas State Powerlifting Records Teenage Men (Ages 14-15) for 123lbs div = 150 bench for 132lbs div = 198lbs.... for 165lbs div =220lbs , 181lbs div = 285lbs those are bench pres weights www.usapltexas.org/records/teen14-15_men_records.phpok now the player on the vid..... bench presses 275lbs.... 225lbs x 6.... soo...why doesnt anyone believe?
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Post by The Ether on Sept 2, 2007 1:01:03 GMT 3
18 yr old in 132 = 265...
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