Golden Bears Football Camps & Clinics

REGISTRATION OPEN FOR SELECTS TEAM TRYOUTS:
The Golden Bears Selects program has been created to help in the development of elite football talent in our province. Players selected to participate in this program will train with the Golden Bears Football staff, CFL players and student athletes in our program. Participants involved will train, practice, watch film and work through the implementation of offensive and defensive systems in a team setting. This team will train, study and practice together for several weekends over the winter months in preparation for several tournaments the teams will compete in. The team will travel to an American destination in late February or early March 2025 to compete in an international tournament. This experience will give the young men involved extended time working with a Usports staff, and also allow for them to interact with Usports student athletes who also serve as coaches and mentors for the program.

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Golden Bears Football Coaches Clinic

The Golden Bears FootballCoaches Clinic provides a range of presentations for all levels of football.
Runs usually April/ March

Golden Bears Football Junior Day

The session begins with combine testing, where participants are evaluated on key athletic metrics to measure their performance. Followed by individual skill development, allowing athletes to refine their techniques under the guidance of experienced coaches. Midway through the session, there will be a break for a presentation from Coach Bone, offering valuable insights into the Golden Bears football program and the path to the next level. The session concludes with competitive periods, giving athletes the opportunity to apply their skills in live-action scenarios and demonstrate their abilities in a competitive setting.
Players are to be entering their Grade 12 year in the fall of 2025.

Golden Bears Football Selects Program

The Golden Bears Selects program has been created to help in the development of elite football talent in our province. Players selected to participate in this program will train with the Golden Bears Football staff and player coaches in a team setting.

Tryouts happend around Spring each year

Golden Bears Football Academy

The Bears Football Academy is dedicated to the development of football players.
Runs January through March

Golden Bears Football Holiday Camps

The holiday skills camp is dedicated to the development of minor and high school football players.
Running Late December 2024

Golden Bears Flag Football Programs

The Golden Bears Football Flag Football Program focuses on developing the fundamental football skills in a fun and challenging environment. Sessions focus on general athletic movement skills as well football skills. Each session is a combination of skill development and game play. Sessions will be 15-30 minutes of skilll development & 45-60 minutes of game play.
Runs January through March

Golden Bears Football High School Girls Flag Program

This program is based in development of Women's Flag Football following Football Canda's model preparing girls for their competitive seasons building towards the 2028 Olympics.

Golden Bears Football Specialist Camp

Kickers, Punters, Long Snappers and returners will receive detailed individualized feedback to hone their craft and prepare for their upcoming seasons. Athletes will improve their technique and learn proper movement skills/bio mechanics. There will also be a competitive component to get the athletes acclimated to pressure situations so they can be confident when the season comes.

Golden Bears Football U18 Prep Camp

The University of Alberta Golden Bears Football U18 Prep Camp is to prepare players for the Football Alberta try-outs in April.
Runs Early April

Golden Bears Football U16 & Bantam Bowl Prep Camp

The University of Alberta Golden Bears Football U16 & Bantam Bowl Prep Camp is to prepare players for the Football Alberta try-outs in April.
Runs Early April

Golden Bears Football Semi-Private Skill Training

Private sessions are a great way to accelerate personal skill acquisition. In a private/semi-private setting athletes have an increased level of engagement, rapidly improve awareness, and receive more support for improving in specific areas. The constant feedback and maximal number of reps prove to enhance the athlete’s confidence.

Golden Bears Football Elite High School Summer Football Camp

The Elite High School Football Camp is a invite-only four day camp geared for the experienced football player looking to excel in their upcoming high school season.
Runs Early August

Golden Bears Football BC ID Camps

The Golden Bears Football ID Camp invites all athletes coming out in 2025, 2026, and 2027 to showcase their talent and work with our coaching staff. Athletes will participate in combine style testing, individual drills, and have the opportunity to compete in one-on-one drills. Athletes and parents will learn more about the University of Alberta, Golden Bears Football, and the recruiting process in a presentation given by Coach Morris. Top performers will have the opportunity to meet with the coaching staff individually.

Grand Praire Football Academy

The University of Alberta Golden Bears High School Football Skills Camp develops fundamental movement strategies following Football Canada’s Long Term Athletic Development Model. Student-athletes receive a USports Coaching experience accelerating personal skill acquisition in a fun, competitive environment.

This is a full contact camp, please ensure that you have all required gear, including pads for your lower body.

This camp will take place at:
Crosslink County Sportsplex

7407 – 108th Street

Clairmont, AB T8X 5G9

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