Snider graduate, Purdue All-American and Pro Football Hall of Famer Rod Woodson makes his return to hometown of Fort Wayne for a HOPE Through Football clinic July 6 through 10 at Snider High School.
The HOPE Through Football program exists to provide football players a platform to hone their skills on and off the field through football fundamentals and character programs. HTF Clinics teach the correct way to play the game with speed and skill training, coaching for better film study, and personalized skill development plans for players to take with them at the end of the clinic.
The HOPE Through Football youth clinic for players age 8 to 13 will run July 6 and 7. The high school clinic for players age 14 to 18 will be July 8 through July 10.
With less than a month before the camp, Hope Through Football is excited to announce that Parkview Sports Medicine is the title sponsor of the camp. Parkview Sports Medicine has been a longtime partner of Rod Woodson through Snider athletics and Fort Wayne Community Schools.
Through Parkview Sports Medicine’s support of this youth football initiative, high school players who have already registered will receive a $50 rebate off their original cost to attend. Additionally, high school players who register now can do so for a discounted rate of $55, rather than the previous $105 cost to attend HOPE Through Football clinic.
For more information on the Parkview Sports Medicine HOPE Through Football Clinic, visit www.hopethroughfootball.org.