Girls, Women, Football Coaches Praise This DVD

Mom- When will the sequel be ready? Now I know what my son is doing on the football field.

Cheerleader- This DVD is fun, educational and not insulting.  

Coach- I have been coaching football 25 years. This is the best teaching video I've seen. .

Women across the country from all types of backgrounds and ages helped write this. Some knew very little about the game, others knew a lot, and a few are TV professionals who specialize  at communicating visual messages. Everyone insisted that we never talk down to our students.

Coaches and experts reviewed our material to insure credibility and accuracy. In our Football Lessons section in the navigation bar, (top of the page) we have included trailers from our DVD as well as bonus information that will not only help you with the basics, but talk the talk about football.  

Our goal is to make football enjoyable and remove intimidation that many girls, women and beginners face. 

If this appeals to you, we have priced this very reasonably, less than most lipstick. 

To purchase the DVD, click on the icon listed below.

More women are watching  Super Bowl.
Women don’t like commercials as much as men.

In the last ten years, the percentage of women watching the Super Bowl between the ages of 18-54 has increased by nearly 10%. This is according to an article in ADWEEK Magazine and Nielsen Research, the company that runs TV and Cable Ratings. http://www.adweek.com/aw/content_display/news/agency/e3i38c60ff3da19ea86511ec2e311f86bd8

To read more go to Football Lessons at the link below.

Lesson 12
One of the fastest growing sports in the United States is Women’s
Tackle Football. Teachers, lawyers, students, and women who never knew
about the sport are now joining in.

There are now more than 130 women’s tackle teams across this country,
Canada, Japan and Europe.  These women, who play in full pads and
utilize NFL rules, participate in several leagues, including the
Women’s Football Alliance, http://www.wfafootball.com,Independent
Women’s Football League, http://www.iwflsports.com, and Women’s Spring
Football League, http://www.WSFLwomen.com.

One owner, Ahmad Newton of California, is investing in this sport, because he

sees a bright future for women’s football. He runs two teams, the Ventura

Black Widows http://www.blackwidowsfootball.com, and the
Utah Frost, an indoor/arena women's football club www.utahfrost.com.

Check out the Black Widows and Frost websites and these other women’s

football pages to see how much passion there is for the game. Ahmad
can be reached at 805 652 1460, info @blackwidowsfootball.com

See more in our News Release- We are Making News Section