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Be Your Best On and Off the Field

1. Boost Your Agility
Football is all about quick movements and sharp reactions. A simple drill to improve agility is the zig-zag run. Set up small markers or objects in a zig-zag pattern. Sprint through them, focusing on sharp, controlled turns at each point. This helps develop the quick footwork you'll need on game day.

2. Build Strength Anywhere
You don't need a gym to stay strong for football. Try bodyweight exercises like push-ups, lunges, and mountain climbers to build strength and endurance. Add some stair running or brisk walks for a cardio boost. Staying active will help you stay ready for practice.

3. Mental Reps Matter
Even off the field, you can improve your game. Close your eyes and picture yourself making key plays—whether it’s breaking a tackle or completing a perfect pass. Mental reps are a powerful way to sharpen your skills and build confidence. Top athletes know the importance of staying mentally sharp, so take time to see yourself succeed.

Remember, progress doesn't happen overnight, but with consistent effort, you’ll be a step ahead when it’s time to hit the field again!

See more on Jeff's YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/qu5HO91jL3s?si=FgRQSGtMH6RkZao6

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Jeff Garcia Football Camp in GILROY

The Jeff Garcia Camp is just 10 days away! On Sept 9th, starting at noon, Jeff Garcia and his team will be engaging players of all ages with skill training, motivational speeches and discussions about life and leadership.

Don't forget to bring water and cooling towels in case it is hot.

There are still a few spots left if you want to tell a friend. Here is the link to share: jeffgarciafootball.com .

Looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Jeff Garcia and team.

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Jeff Garcia Football posted news
1 year ago

Jully 22nd PHELAN JFG Camp Postponed Due to Heat

Dear Campers,

Due to the extreme heat and concern for the participants, Jeff Garcia is postponing his football camp in Phelan, and is rescheduling it to the fall. Currently he is shooting to have it on a weekend in October that works for the Diamondbacks and the school district.

The Diamondbacks Club and Jeff Garcia are disappointed not to meet your child this upcoming weekend, but look forward to it in the fall.

If you would like your child to still meet Jeff and participate in his camp this fall, please send his team an email: [email protected], with the words KEEP MY SPOT in the subject line and let him know your child's name.

Or, if you can not participate in the fall, but want to donate the fees to a player in financial need, you can email Jeff's team : [email protected] and put 'DONATE' in the title with your child's name and Jeff will send you an autographed photo and tax receipt as a thank you.

If you would like to not participate in the Fall, and you want a refund, you can email Jeff's team [email protected] and put 'REFUND ONLY' in the title and your child's name.

Stay safe and cool this weekend and we look forward to seeing you in the fall.

Best,

Jeff Garcia Football Team.

About Us

Jeff is a former National Football League (NFL) quarterback. After attending high school and junior college in Gilroy, California, he played college football at San Jose State University. Jeff began his professional football career with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He was a four-time CFL All-Star. In 1999, Jeff debuted in the National Football League (NFL) with the San Francisco 49ers.

While with the 49ers, Jeff earned three consecutive Pro Bowl appearances in 2000, 2001, and 2002 and led the team to the playoffs in the 2001 and 2002 (NFC West Title) seasons. In 2006, Jeff took over the Philadelphia Eagles, leading them to the NFC East Division Title and second round of the playoffs.

Jeff joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2007, leading them to the NFC South Title and post season, while earning his fourth career Pro Bowl Appearance. Jeff retired in 2012 at the age of 41.

Jeff has been recognized three consecutive years on the NFL Hall of Fame ballot and still holds the single season passing yardage record for the 49ers.

Jeff believes that it's not the physical measurements of the person but the size of the heart, the knowledge, and the will to work that helps determine the results.

Jeff mentors young QBs at all levels, including the NFL and has coached with the Montreal Alouettes and St. Louis Rams.

Nowdays, Jeff spends his down time raising and coaching four active children, as well as running youth football camps through his Jeff Garcia Football Program.

Jeff uses his platform philanthropically through his "Eyes Up Foundation" where he generate awareness and financial assistance toward scholarships, resources, and support to lower income communities.