Flag Academy · Ages 5 and up

No pads.All skill.

Every play counts. Flag football demands speed, agility, precision, quick decision-making, and a strong understanding of the game.

Led by Coach English

Separation. Explosive plays.

Led by Coach English, an experienced youth flag and tackle football coach, our flag football training focuses on developing athletes who can create separation, make explosive plays, recognize defensive opportunities, and compete with confidence.

Flag football with Coach English

Offensive skill development

Offense

  • Quarterback throwing mechanics and accuracy
  • Route running and receiver separation
  • Running back footwork and explosive cuts
  • Catching and hand-eye coordination
  • Offensive spacing and route combinations
  • Timing, ball handling, and decision-making

Defensive skill development

Defense

  • Flag-pulling techniques
  • Defensive positioning and leverage
  • Man and zone coverage fundamentals
  • Pursuit angles and closing speed
  • Reading offensive formations
  • Reaction time and lateral agility

Speed, agility and football IQ

Faster. Sharper. Smarter.

Athletes develop explosive acceleration, change-of-direction ability, coordination, and game awareness through position-specific drills and competitive training.

Whether preparing for their first flag football season or looking to become a standout playmaker, our training helps athletes develop the confidence, technique, and understanding to take their game to the next level.

CoversOffense and defense
ContactNo pads, no tackling
Ages5 and up
PriceFrom $85 private, $55 small group
LocationBeaverton, OR area

Parent questions

Flag football training questions

What ages can join Flag Academy?

Flag Academy trains players from age 5 and up.

How much does flag football training cost?

The same as every program: $85 for a private 75-minute session, $300 for 4 or $560 for 8. Small groups of 4 to 6 players run 90 minutes for $55 per athlete.

Does flag training cover defense too?

Yes. Flag Academy trains both sides of the ball: throwing, routes, catching and cuts on offense, plus flag pulling, coverage and pursuit angles on defense.

Where does flag training take place?

On fields around the Beaverton, Oregon area, confirmed when you book.

Same game. Same drive.

Elite development.