Football recruiting is getting more competitive each and every year on a national level. One former high school football legend, Mill Coleman, is making a huge difference in the development of athletes here in the state of Michigan. If you are looking to get a edge on your competition the Michigan State Fairgrounds in Detroit is the place to go.

Most people remember Mill "The Thrill" from his playing days at Michigan State where he was a 3 year starter. He was also a 3 time All-State quarterback and the MVP recipient of two state championships at Farmington Hills Harrison. Mill still holds the Michigan high school state passing record for yardage (7,464 yards) and touchdown passes (77). Mill also played 2 years for the Chicago Bears and 2 years for the Montreal Allouttes before a knee injury ended his career.

Mill has been working with high school and youth football players ever since his professional football career ended. He has his football fundamental camps, he and his staff does private 1-on-1 training for all positions and now is coming up to his 1 year anniversary with his new state of the art training facility at the Michigan State Fairgrounds.

Mill has put together an impressive staff that can help football players develop and learn the right ways to play their position on the field. The experience and knowledge that his staff brings is something that all football players should look into. It is important to get bigger, stronger and faster in the off-season, but it is also the time you really need to fine tune your fundamentals and technique for your specific position you play. Mill and his staff can help. Here is a list his staff members and the areas they specialize in.

Ron Rice (Detroit Lions 1995-2002) Defensive Backs

John Gieselman (Michigan State/NFL Europe) Quarterbacks

Ron Bellamy (Michigan/Dolphins, Ravens and Lions) Wide Receivers

Romond Batten (Purdue/NFL & CFL) Linebackers

Mac Gallagher (Penn State) Offensive Line

Mill and his staff will host a Free Football Training Clinic Saturday April 4th at the Michigan State Fairgrounds.

9:30-10:30 Quarterbacks/Receivers

10:45-11:45 Defensive Backs/Linebackers

12:00-1:00 Youth Football (Ages 5-12)

1:15-2:15 Offensive/Defensive Line

Michigan State Fairgrounds (Indoor Facility)

1120 W. State Fair Avenue

Detroit, MI

*Enter of Woodward Avenue