FCCA Convention day one “first class event”: Marc Trestman


The first day of the inaugural Football Canada Coaches Association (FCCA) convention was a big success. Day one speakers included Marc Trestman, Duane Forde, Corey Chamblin, Tom Annett, Mike MacDonald, Mike Samples, Heath Weir, Joe Mlinaric, Paul Wilson, Burke Erwin, Mike Danischewky, Mike Rumleski, Glenn Kulka and Bob Swan. Here are the hilites and quotes from Day 1.

QUOTES FROM DAY ONE:

– “Once coaches hear about what went on here today they are going to make this their destination for a coaching clinic” Mark Pankow, Smith Falls Ontario

– “This was the perfect venue to launch our new football line” Jason Rabjohn, Rawlings Canada

– “The wide range of topics was very impressive” Nick Inzerello, USA Football

– “Great day for Football in Canada with the information provided for all levels including community through to university” Rick Soweita, Director of Sport, Football Canada

– “I want a copy of that presentation” Marc Trestman, after watching high school / minor coach Tom Annett (Sault Ste. Marie)

HILITES FROM DAY ONE:

– Tom Annett (Sault Ste. Marie) wowed everyone in attendance with a great presentation on the ‘no huddle’ offense

– Marc Trestman showed why he is a back-to-back Grey Cup champion with a thorough and informative presentation

– Duane Forde’s presentation on running backs was a tremendous introduction for any coach

– Burke Erwin showed how Barrie North practices and prepares their high school players

– Corey Chamblin got the crowd involved with his defensive back and defensive system presentation

– “Investor’s Group Volunteer Sport Administrator Award” award handed out to Paul Bartle

– Veteran CFL coach and GM Adam Rita enjoying all the presentations he attended

About FCCA:

The FCCA was created to help coaches across Canada continue to develop their skills and knowledge of the game of Canadian football, coaching, leadership, nutrition, strength & conditioning, and game related health issues. The FCCA is a compliment to the Football Canada National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP).

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