NBC CAMPS NON-CONTACT FOOTBALL CAMP

NBC Camp Description	Dates for 2010	Gender/Age	Price
Non-Contact Football Camp	June 28-July 1	Boys/ 6-8 grade	$360

About the Campus

Located on a plateau between two rivers and in the foothills of Mt. Rainier, Auburn Adventist Academy in Auburn, Washington is 35 miles southeast of Seattle and 30 minutes from SeaTac International Airport. AAA has over 200 acres on this beautiful residential high school.

Campers will be staying in dorms. You do not need to request a roommate before camp begins. When you sign up for a room, have your preferred roommate with you. If you have no preference, we will match you with someone of the same gender and similar age. Each room has 2 beds available with additional floor mattresses. These rooms are not air-conditioned and we suggest you bring a fan. The cafeteria facility provides an all-you-can-eat salad bar with fresh fruit, hot entrees with beverage, sandwich and cereal stations. (The cafeteria at Auburn Adventist Academy serves primarily vegetarian meals, however there are mealsprovided during the week that are not vegetarian) Swimming is available at the campus pool during supervised free time.

About the Staff
We select outstanding people we believe are of high integrity and character, work ethic and willingness to pour their lives into helping athletes be their best.
We work hard to hire college players, college and high school coaches and dynamic competent teachers of the game. All our coaches are hand selected, receive a criminal background check, and are evaluated by the campers and leadership staff.

Site Directors



Troy Halfaday
Former O-Line, D-Line and Receivers coach at Puyallup High School and Rogers High School, Troy is now a junior high coach and teacher. Troy received the Regional (III) Junior High School Head Coach of the Year. Troy was Puyallup High School All-State Player - Center

Darren Erath
Former Quarterbacks Coach and Offensive Coordinator at Rogers High School, Darren is now a junior high coach and teacher. Darren was quarterback for the "Team of the Century" at Western Washington University, National Player of the Week Recipient and Puyallup High School All-State Player-Quarterback. Former Quarterbacks Coach and Offensive Coordinator for Rogers High School

Team Football Concepts and Fundamentals:

Pursuit of a Champion – meditate on these things.
Morning - “Prepare for Action” ( Theme for the Day)
Afternoon – “Practical Application” (Activity that relates to theme)
Evening – “Purposeful Direction” (Goal Setting)
Focal Point Pursuit Drill
7 on 7 passing competition
Lineman Competition
Introduction to a variety of offensive philosophy and terminology
Introduction to a variety of defensive packages and coverages

QB:

The mental game of playing the quarterback position
Effective leadership strategies of a quarterback
Precise, Proper Throwing Mechanics
Footwork in and out of the pocket
Throwing on the run (boots and sprints)
Proper Ball-Handling techniques (QB-Center Exchange and QB-RB Exchange)
Quick Passing Game Techniques (Throwing on time)
Reading Basic Defensive Coverages (pre and post snap reads)

Wide Receivers:

The 5 Characteristics of a great Receiver
Proper catching techniques
Explosive Stance and Start Techniques
Effective route running techniques
Universal Quick Passing Game Route Tree

Running Backs:

The Running back “workhorse” mentality
Proper Ball-Handling Techniques (QB-RB Exchange)
Effective everyday footwork drills for a Running Back
Common Pass Routes for the Running Back
Explosiveness to and through the hole
Effective Run and Pass Blocking Techniques

Tight Ends:

The 5 Characteristics of a great Tight End
Proper catching techniques
Explosive Stance and Start Techniques
Effective route running techniques
Universal Quick Passing Game Route Tree
Explosive Run and Pass Blocking Techniques

Offensive Line:

Becoming a Servant Warrior as a Lineman 
Center-QB exchange (centers only)
Effective Stance and Start Techniques
Explosive Run and Pass Blocking Techniques
Screen play blocking techniques
Everyday footwork and quickness drills specific to O-line play
Pass Blocking against a speed rush defensive end

Defensive Backs:

“Confidence” – The key to a successful defensive back
Effective man-to-man techniques
Playing a zone coverage
Fundamentally Sound Tackling Progression
Reading the Quarterback in a zone coverage scheme

Linebackers:

Leadership Mentality
Mental and Physical Toughness of a linebacker
Fundamentally Sound Tackling Progression
Stance: First step and read keys

Defensive Line:

Effective Stance and Start Techniques
Run and Pass Rush Techniques
Everyday footwork and quickness drills specific to D-line play
Progression for reading keys

Start and End times for Football/Speed Explosion Camp

Camp Registration Begins at 12:30 First Day
Intensity Station Monday Night 6:15 PM
Closing Program will be from 1:00 to 4:00 PM – The program will consist of a Punt, Pass, and

Final Day Information

Kick competition, an All-Stars Competition and the Passing League Championship Game
All competitions will take place at Buena Vista School from 1:00 to 3:00 pm
Awards Ceremony will start approximately at 3:00 PM
Camp Ends at 4:00 PM

Contact Questions:
How do I contact campers or staff attending this camp?
We ask that friends and family only call in case of an emergency, otherwise please mail personal letters to:
Camper Name
c/o NBC Camps & Auburn Academy
5000 Auburn Way S.
Auburn, WA 98092

Who do I contact in case of an emergency?
For an emergency only call (253) 939-5000

Have more questions? Find out so much more at our Frequently Asked Questions Page.