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Joe Bouffard brings over 25 years of football experience to CT Pride. Coaching stops at Ithaca College, WCONN, and Kean University, along with Fairfield Ludlowe, Warde, and 2x State Championships at New Canaan HS.
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Hello! I'm Joe Bouffard, also known as Coach Bouf, and I'm here to help high school athletes achieve their goals both on and off the field. As a former college and high school football coach with over 20 years of experience, I've dedicated my career to helping young men and women succeed.
About. Joe Bouffard is founder and director of the Youth Football Coaches Association. Coach Bouffard is a 16-year coaching veteran on the youth, high school and college levels. He is the offensive coordinator at Fairfield Warde High School in Connecticut, having previously coached in New Canaan High's state championship program.
Joe Bouffard, founder and director of the Youth Football Coaches Association, will guide you through 23 easy-to-follow videos that show how your quarterbacks, wide receivers and running backs can pass, catch and run more effectively.
For example, you can listen to interviews with: Joe Bouffard, active director of Youth Football USA. Sean Brawley, a former professional tennis player who addresses the “Inner Game of Sports Parenting,”. Stephen Raghoobarsingh, author of “The New Game Plan: Using Sports to Raise Happy, Healthy, Successful Kids.”.
Dec 19, 2013 · The founder of Youth Football Coaches Association and current director is Joe Bouffard. Bouffard, affectionately known as Coach Bouf, is a veteran of 16 years of coaching experience at various levels that include youth, high school and college.
Jul 29, 2015 · Joe Bouffard. The different attacking moves of a defensive lineman all get worked on in this great practice drill provided by the Youth Football Coaches Association. The drill has four parts, where the defensive lineman works on four escape moves—the rip, the crossover swim, the swim and the spin.
