U.S. Men’s National Team Kicks the Rust Off in Early Practices
The U.S. Men’s National Team completed its first day of practice Monday at the University of Akron in preparation for the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) World Championship.
The Americans did an hour and a half walk through Monday morning at InfoCision Stadium, which included setting up the base offensive and defensive formations.
A more spirited practice followed in the afternoon, though that practice was moved inside to Akron’s Stile Athletic Field House because of heavy rain in the area.
The first two days of practice are almost entirely about basic philosophy and making sure everyone knows where to line up.
Read more at www.ifafworldchampionship.org.
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