We are looking for volunteers that can help with:

1)  Registration
2)  On field volunteer: lead field set up and break down of drills.
3)  Photo and Camera person (video camera and tripod will be provided).
4)  Coaches: Assist with drills, reinforce correct form and proper execution of drills.

Camp Dates:

IRONWILL Football Performance Camp (All positions) 8-18 years old
École Secondaire Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
Dates: February 25 – 26, 2012 Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm

IRONWILL Football Performance Camp (Bantam players 15 years and under)
École Secondaire Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
Dates: March 17-18, 2012 Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm

Box 21078 Red Deer, Alberta T4R 1NO
(403)-307-3640
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IRONWILL Football Performance Camp (All positions) 8-18 years old
École Secondaire Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
Dates: February 25 – 26, 2012
Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Cost: $165

IRONWILL Football Performance Camp (Bantam players 15 years and under) 
École Secondaire Lindsay Thurber Comprehensive High School
Dates: March 17-18, 2012
Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Cost: $165

Camp registration is now open! There are two options for payment; you can register
online filling out the online registration form and making the payment via PayPal.
Please note: There is a $6.00 convenience fee when making payment online.

Or you can download a camp registration form at www.ironwillfootball.ca; fill out the
registration form and mail in with camp fees.

FYI: Please make all cheques or money orders out to IRONWILL Football

We look forward to seeing everyone during the winter off season.

Do Work!

Coach Burris

August 13th-14th, marked the first IronWill Football Performance Camp in Wainwright, Alberta and the last summer camp of 2011. This camp was more of a football training camp style as the following week; the Wainwright Commandos will be opening up there fall training camp.

We started off the camp with non contact drills and conditioning and the afternoon session was dedicated physical contact and more game specific drills. The morning drills were exciting to watch, the athletes executed the drills with speed and paid attention to the details of each drill.

During the individual periods there we saw major improvement from the linemen group. Their stances, getting off the ball and hand placement was great. As the linemen continue to improve on their skills during the season the line play will improve greatly for their teams.

There was good feedback from Coach Woodley and Coach Glavic about the skills group. They were impressed with the level of play by all campers.

All of the athletes in attendance battled through the heat and made great strides to improve their football skills. It goes to show that hard work will always pay off.

Look forward to seeing everyone next year.

Coach Burris

IronWIll Football hosted their first ever camp in Sylvan Lake! We were very pleased to see many new faces to the IronWill Football program.

Our morning sessions started off with non contact football skills along with lots of conditioning. We then followed up with an afternoon of full contact drills. During the afternoon session, the IronWill coaches were very impressed with the campers. Their tackling abilities along with their speed of execution during our contact drills was awesome. A high level off intensity was demanded of each athlete and everyone stepped up to the challenge and came ready to work hard.

This past weekend we also witnessed plenty of young talent . It is always great to see new athletes being introduced to the game. As coaches, it allows us to set up a solid fundamental football base among the younger athletes.

Overall the camp was very successful, a lot of work was accomplished and all of the athletes should be proud of their efforts.

Do Work!!
Coach Burris

The Lloydminster camp was a success! Right off the bat, all the athletes that came to camp had their hard hats on and were prepared to work hard!  From the morning warm ups, right through to the hitting drills, the athletes were performing at a high level.

The coaches were impressed with the skills and the football IQ of the younger athletes as well how well they paid attention to the smaller details.  We also saw great work with the linemen. During their contact drills we saw lots of intensity followed up with great technique!! The coaches could not stress enough  that to be great in this sport ,you have to stay true to technique and form!

The High School athletes showed great leadership during the camp! A lot of work on individual skills work was accomplished over the weekend.

Overall this camp is one the most enthusiastic camps of the year.  All of the athletes stayed positive and maintained an up beat mentality throughout the camp.

Great job to the athletes and to The IronWill Football Staff.  We look forward to seeing everyone next year, as we have phase two of the IronWill Football Performance Camps.

Coach Burris.

We started off the camp at a slow tempo as we wanted to make sure that all athletes understood the drills and techniques the coaches were teaching. The mornings focused on non contact football drills, positional instruction along with conditioning; while the afternoon sessions brought a high tempo full contact practice. On both days the coaches saw great intensity, focus and hard hitting during our contact sessions!

This camp was a bite of an eye opener for the athletes as they experienced first hand the toughness and determination that goes into being a fundamentally sound football player. We pushed each player well beyond their personal expectations! The effort to overcome each obstacle will reward each athlete with greater confidence in themselves and their athletic ability!

Overall the athletes responded well to the camp. Everyone got a lot of work accomplished over the weekend and should be proud of themselves.

We look forward to seeing everyone next year. Remember to build on everything that you have learned this year!

Coach Burris

May 13th-14th; IronWill Football along with Red Deer Minor Football Association partnered up and ran the 2011 spring camp for football players at the atom and pee wee level. This spring camp consisted of three two hour practices that focused on tackling and the fundamental skills of football.