Starting June 22, high school football teams in Texas will be allowed increase how many players can workout with coaches at one time during summer conditioning workouts. Summer workouts resumed on Monday, but on Tuesday, the University Interscholastic League announced…
The sounds of working-out will be heard across Texas today as the University Interscholastic League allows high school football teams to begin their summer conditioning in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The journey starts for many today, let’s get…
It’s official, high school football players in Illinois can begin voluntary conditioning workouts today. Friday, the Illinois High School Association approved a Stage 1 return, which means voluntary strength and conditioning sessions are allowed to begin. Below is the latest…
While many thought the day would never come, several states around the nation are allowing summer workouts in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic…with more to follow in the coming weeks. I thought it would be fun to check-out some…
Starting June 8, Texas high school football teams can begin limited summer strength and conditioning workouts. The announcement was made on the University Interscholastic League’s Twitter account. UIL is aware of Gov. Abbott’s May 18 announcement and is actively working…
Hello everyone, it’s good to be back writing again. It has been about four months since I have submitted a blog to High School Football America. It’s funny because when I committed to this, I thought it would be tough…