Colonel (ret.) J. Craig Flowers brings decades of military leadership, coaching, speaking, and character development experience to Shockley Sports Camps. As Leadership & Character Development Coach, he helps young athletes understand that success is measured not only by performance on the field, but by the character they demonstrate throughout life.
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Alan Wartes has spent more than three decades developing quarterbacks, receivers, and leaders through Hardin-Simmons University football and Air It Out Passing Camps. His innovative offensive philosophy, commitment to excellence, and emphasis on faith, character, and leadership have influenced thousands of athletes throughout Texas and the Southwest.
Alan Wartes has spent more than three decades developing quarterbacks, receivers, and leaders through Hardin-Simmons University football and Air It Out Passing Camps. His innovative offensive philosophy, commitment to excellence, and emphasis on faith, character, and leadership have influenced thousands of athletes throughout Texas and the Southwest.
Shockley Sports Camps proudly presents the Air It Out Passing Camp on July 18, 2026, at Sherman High School. Designed for quarterbacks and receivers ages 12–18, this one-day event combines elite football instruction, leadership development, character-building experiences, and a special parent session led by nationally recognized leadership speaker Colonel (ret.) J. Craig Flowers.
Larry Shockley devoted his life to athletics, education, community service, and youth sports. From athlete and coach to Parks and Recreation Director and Fannin County Sports Hall of Fame member, his legacy continues through the Larry Shockley Sports Complex and the values that inspire Shockley Sports Camps today.
Shockley Sports Camps proudly presents the Air It Out Passing Camp on July 18, 2026, at Sherman High School. Designed for quarterbacks and receivers ages 12–18, this one-day event combines elite football instruction, leadership development, character-building experiences, and a special parent session led by nationally recognized leadership speaker Colonel (ret.) J. Craig Flowers.