Being without organized team sports for months made me realize just how exercise and team sports was a much needed, healthy way to cope with stress and connect with the community. If you are looking to transition your child back into sports this spring, consider flag football.
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Executive Director Bryan Ledin emphasizes the fact that National Flag Football is a one day commitment, just an hour of practice followed by a game. “It’s easy, it’s fun and it’s a great way to be active without sacrificing a ton of time.” NFF leagues are for boys and girls ages 4-14. Most leagues run on Sundays, with a two hour commitment. Flag Football is a great way to learn football fundamentals without the worry of contact or heavy equipment.
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Flag is a great option for multi-sport athletes that want to build their football skills. No tryouts or drafts. More than 131 locations. 7-week season with games played either on Saturday’s or Sunday’s ONLY. Volunteer Coaches are screened and trained.
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Find your local location here:
- Colorado - Denver area
- Georgia- Atlanta area
- Indiana
- Kentucky
- Maryland / DC / Virginia
- Michigan - Ann Arbor & Detroit
- Minnesota
- North Carolina - Raleigh / Durham / Charlotte
- Tennessee - Nashville area
Registration includes NFL team flag jersey & flag belt for players to keep. Spring Season begins in March in most locations. Register online at www.NationalFlagFootball.com or call us at 877-866-FLAG for questions.
