The Cleveland Browns and University Hospitals have made a strong statement of support for youth football in Northeast Ohio by providing more than 1,500 USA Football Youth Coach Certifications to local youth coaches for 2023. Their generous contribution ensures that thousands of young athletes will learn from certified coaches this year.
The Browns and USA Football, a non-profit that serves as the sport’s U.S. governing body and a Recognized Sport Organization of the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee, prioritize providing young athletes and their families with healthy, positive experiences through football.
Northeast Ohio youth football coaches whose leagues enroll with USA Football are eligible to receive Youth Coach Certification at no charge thanks to the Browns and University Hospitals. Enrollment with USA Football is free and open for all youth football organizations.
“As the Browns find different methods to continue growing the game of football and delivering exceptional support to the sport across Northeast Ohio, it is necessary that we continue to promote and teach children how to play the game the right way,” said Cleveland Browns Vice President of Community Relations, Jenner Tekancic. “The decision to help support these coaches become more prepared and provide a safer experience through the USA Football youth coach certification is important and we are proud of our partnership to engage coaches through this opportunity.”
Accredited by the United States Center for Coaching Excellence’s (USCCE), USA Football’s Youth Coach Certification provides coaches with evidence-based knowledge, resources and skills to ensure they teach age-appropriate skills and take a holistic approach to both child and athlete development. More than one million coach certifications have been completed nationwide since 2012.
USA Football’s Youth Coach Certification encompasses the Football Development Model (FDM). Developed in partnership with medical, child development,…
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