Detroit Lions Youth Football Clinics provide fundamental football education on quarterback, running back and wide receiver play. Clinics are conducted on a year-round basis for your youth football organization, parks & recreation department, community service group, fitness facility or health club. These 90 minute clinics provide a good foundation of key fundamentals! Boys & girls ages 6-14 are eligible to participate.

Sign up for Detroit Lions Skill Development Sessions (SDS)! These one-hour sessions include detailed, one-on-one, position-specific instruction. Video analysis allows for individual evaluation and comparison which aids in the overall player development. Participants receive a DVD of their SDS for future evaluation - Inquire about the possibility of conducting your SDS at Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions!

Information on the 2010 Detroit Lions High School Football 7 on 7 Passing Tournaments at Ford Field will be available in March 2010. For inquiries on Detroit Lions High School Football 7 on 7 Passing Tournaments at Ford Field,

Here’s your chance to bring a football education program to your community! The Detroit Lions Youth Football staff will conduct three 50-minute fundamental position clinics designed for a youth football coaching staff! Clinic includes handouts, outlines, and most importantly, fun talking the game of football

Sign your youth football team up to play at Ford Field during halftime of a Detroit Lions game! Your 7-9 year old team will be fully padded and scrimmage another youth football team of the same age and weight in front of 65,000 fans! Teams are selected during June each year.

Join The Detroit Lions Youth Football Forum - designed to discuss issues critical to the day to day operation of youth football conferences, organizations, and teams. The Forum consists of 39 representatives from 25 different leagues around the state of Michigan. The purpose of the Youth Football Forum is to allow for discussion of key topics, meet new league representatives and share innovative ideas with the hope of gathering new programs, concepts and rules for the betterment of the youth football experience.