Under Armour and Diana Flores Make History with Groundbreaking Flag Football Camp in Mexico
Under Armour and UA Next have reached a significant milestone in youth sports in Mexico by hosting a special flag football clinic exclusively designed for young female athletes eager to pursue their athletic dreams. The event, led by UA athlete, Mexican National Team quarterback and NFL ambassador Diana Flores, took place at Tec de Monterrey Campus Santa Fe, where the athlete herself honed her skills and pursued her goals.
During this intensive training, participants had the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of flag football through a series of activities designed to enhance their skills. Under the guidance of Diana Flores and other professional coaches from UA Next, the athletes refined fundamental techniques, engaged in game simulations, and received personalized advice to improve their on-field performance.
"It's incredible to see the enthusiasm and talent of these young athletes. Events like this not only strengthen our skills but also unite us as a sports community. I'm thrilled to be part of this initiative that promotes growth and inclusion in sports."
Diana Flores
The camp focused not only on technical development but also emphasized the importance of physical and mental health, perseverance, and teamwork both on and off the field. Participants had access to the latest product innovations from Under Armour, ensuring a comprehensive and high-performance experience.
"At Under Armour, we firmly believe in empowering the next generation of athletes. This camp is part of our ongoing commitment to support and celebrate female talent in sports. We are proud to collaborate with Diana Flores and other sports leaders to inspire and equip these athletes with the skills they need to succeed both on and off the field."
Melissa De Leon
LATAM Marketing Director for Under Armour
Under Armour and UA Next's flag football camp has left a lasting impression on participants and set an exciting precedent for the future of sports in Mexico. With support from innovative initiatives like this one, it is expected that more young women aged 15 to 19 will continue to break barriers and achieve new heights in the world of flag football and beyond.