This is the workout that will get you ready for football no matter what level you are in just do 4 sets of 8 reps for all of the following: Day: 1 Bench Press Squat Incline Bench Seated Calf Rise Dumbbell Fly's Leg Extensions Tricep Pushdowns Lounges Dumbbell Curls 45 Degree Leg Press Leg Curls Front Rise Day: 2 Bench Press Incline Bench Dumbbell Fly's Bent over Row Military Press Dumbbell Curls Front Rise Tricep Pushdowns Shrugs Lateral Pull downs Day: 3 Squat Seated Calf Rise Power Clean Leg Extensions 45 Degree Leg Press Leg Curls Lunges Dead Lifts Standing Calf Rise Straight Leg Dead Lifts Day: 4 Dumbbell Press Incline Dumbbell Press Straight Bar Curls Lying Tricep Close Grip Bench Press Dips Seated Calf Rise Fore Arm Bar Fire out Machine Leg Extensions Day: 5 Squat 45 Degree Leg Press Leg Curls Power Cleans Standing Calf Rise Dead Lifts Shrugs Forearm Bar Fire out Machine Dumbbell Curls And if you don't know how to do one of this workout just go to www.YouTube.com and type the name of the workout you don't know how to do and you will se how to perfom it and if you really whant to be a good player make shure you do a little bit of runing on Day: 6 and also make shure you eat right.
speed freshmen football is slower than JV football and JV football is slower than varsity football the only differences between the levels (freshmen, JV, and varsity) is skill and speed
My sister plays on a varsity team for Wolf pack. My high school varsity (American) football team repeatedly failed miserably.
It All depends on how skillful of a football player you are
Varsity football teams are not good just because they have quality education and top sport equipment does not mean there good
varsity letter
I play Varsity and my friends play JV and i watch there games and they're about 2 hours long
Bob Barker
Yes FSU did have a Junior Varsity Football team. It was the Freshman class and they would play Florida, Miami, Auburn, Ga. Tech. Only allowed to play six games a season.
What is to deal with? There is always next time and you have some varsity experience.
100 yards or 300 feet, goalpost to goalpost
Damien Young
University of Toronto Varsity Blues.