Skills
Explore the fundamentals and the football interests your athlete wants to develop.
THE ACADEMY / GILBERT, ARIZONA
LITTLE LEGENDS.
BIG POSSIBILITIES.
Building Future Playmakers through youth flag football training for ages 5–12.
WHAT THE EXPERIENCE IS ABOUT
MORE THAN
THE NEXT PLAY.
The academy’s current four-week experience focuses on football skills, confidence and game IQ. Its registration form helps families share interests, experience level and the skills their athlete wants to work on.
From throwing and catching to footwork and flag pulling, there are different ways to find a next step.
Explore training interestsTHE TRAINING FOCUS
SMALL STEPS.
A STRONG FOUNDATION.
Three priorities listed in the academy’s training experience.
Confidence
Make confidence part of the conversation when choosing a training experience.
Game IQ
Pair physical skills with football basics and an understanding of the game.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROGRESS
MEET YOUR
COACHING TEAM.
Experience on the field. Encouragement at every step. Meet the coaches introduced by Little Legends.
25 seasons of youth coaching
Coach Nate Starks
The academy lists 25 seasons coaching youth football, working with athletes from 5U–12U and guiding teams to multiple championships. His focus is fundamentals, confidence and enjoying the game.
Academy coach introduction (opens in a new tab)
Former NFL athlete
Coach Matt Ware
Matt brings professional football experience to youth training. The academy describes his passion for mentoring young athletes and helping them develop their potential.
Academy coach introduction (opens in a new tab)Profiles and images: Little Legends Training Academy’s official Instagram.
YOUR NEXT PLAY STARTS HERE
MAKE ROOM
FOR POSSIBILITY.
Explore youth flag football training for ages 5–12 in Gilbert.
Explore registration