USA Football’s Online Practice Planner gives you greater control of valuable practice time — and a unique ability to track full contact drills while building health and safety guidelines into everything your players do. With just a few clicks, you can make practice more efficient and better organized for players, parents and assistant coaches.
PLAN PRACTICE WISELY
This comprehensive online tool lets you make the most of your team’s practice time — and the time you spend planning. Try it out, and you will soon find out that the more you use it, the more valuable it becomes.
- Fully integrated with USA Football Youth Practice Guidelines.
- Create schedules and assign responsibilities for athletes and coaches.
- Set warm-ups, choose drills and determine which plays to run.
- Monitor full-contact limit of 30 minutes per day with handy clock tool.
- Save plans from week-to-week and year-to-year.
- Format plans and detailed schedules for printing or email distribution.
Access the Planner
SEE WHAT THE PLANNER CAN DO
Here are just a few examples of the preparation, scheduling and organizing capabilities the USA Football Practice Planner puts at your fingertips.
Manage Multiple Teams
Activities Time and Contact Level
Print and Share Your Plans
Access the Planner
ADDITIONAL COACH RESOURCES
LEVELS
OF CONTACT
Put the emphasis on player safety and skill development at the same time using this five-step process that defines contact in increasing levels of intensity that builds player confidence while instilling fundamentals.
PRACTICE
GUIDELINES
USA Football has everything you need when it comes to running an effective practice with one comprehensive guide for youth football. Topics include intensity, hydration, heat preparation, reducing injuries and practice limits for both the preseason and regular season.
PRACTICE
SMART COURSE
High school coaches get an inside look at how leading coaches are advancing safety and skill development within their programs along with specific tips on ideas such as modifying drills to reduce player contact, using practice plan templates and incorporating NFHS guidelines into daily practices.