Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

To participate in the Bullitt Central Youth Football & Cheer Association (BCYFCA), your child must be enrolled in one of the Bullitt Central feeder schools.

Eligible schools include:

• Shepherdsville Elementary
   
• Cedar Grove Elementary
   
• Roby Elementary
   
• Bernheim Middle School
   
• Bullitt Lick Middle School
   
• Lebanon Junction Elementary School
   

If your child attends any of these schools, they are eligible to join BCYFCA.

Game-day admission helps support fields, referees, equipment, and league operations. Our pricing is:

• Students: Free
   
• Parents/Adults: $3
   

• Students: Free
   
• Parents/Adults: $8
   

Note: Prices apply to all BCYFCA-hosted events. Away-game pricing may vary based on the hosting organization.

 Primarily football and cheer, but also:

-Speed & agility
-Strength & conditioning
-Off-season development
-Multi-sport athletes wanting performance training
 

Our weight room includes:

-Full power racks
-Platforms
-Dumbbells, benches, bars
-Sleds, plyometrics, speed tools
-Team-branded lifting stations
 

Yes. We have tons of research to back up our methods. All youth strength activity is age-appropriate, focused on:

Movement technique
Body-weight strength
Stability
Speed & coordination

 Light weights
 

Yes — scheduled indoor time will be available for all grade-level teams during the season and offseason.

Absolutely. Cheer teams will have set availability for:

Stunts
Tumbling
Conditioning
Routine practice
Weather backup days
 

All practices and workouts are supervised by:

Certified coaches
BCHS strength staff
Approved volunteers who have passed background checks

Board Member of BCYFCA
 

 Padded turf
Injury-prevention training
Proper weight-room instruction
Hydration protocols
Emergency equipment on-site
 

Indoor access is included with:

Youth football registration
Cheer registration
BCHS athletic programs
 

**Some optional specialty programs (speed clinics, camps) may have separate fees.

 Year-round development
Consistent coaching philosophy
increased safety
Faster skill development
College-level strength progressions
Unified feeder system training
 

Yes — every athlete will train under the same system the high school uses, creating a smooth transition and stronger program pipeline.

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 We use:

Proper form teaching
Progressive load (age-appropriate)
Body-weight + technique before weight
Certified coaches
BCHS-approved training cycles
 

Safety is ALWAYS first.

To build a unified feeder system that trains athletes from ages 4–18 under the same standard, culture, and system as Bullitt Central High School — developing stronger athletes, better students, and future leaders.

Because consistency wins. When all levels run the same:

Culture
Offense / defense terminology
Strength & speed system
Player development standards
 

the high school becomes stronger every year.

his gives our athletes:

Weather-proof training
Year-round development
A safe, controlled environment
A competitive edge over surrounding programs
A place that makes kids WANT to train
 

This facility will change the entire future of BC athletics

Yes — our racks, platforms, bands, and layout mirror NCAA Division I standards.

 They’ll train under the same system, but at different developmental levels.

Coaches must:

-Pass background checks

- Be approved by the BCFCA Board

-Complete training with BCHS staff

-Attend coaching clinics

-Commit to our culture and standards
 

It is a state-of-the-art indoor turf field and performance weight room built to provide year-round training for youth through high-school athletes in the Bullitt Central feeder system.

Yes — we have a structured coach evaluation process for accountability, safety, and development.

Kids will get:

Faster skill development
Strength & speed improvement
Better fundamentals
More confidence
A direct path to a successful high school career
Mentorship from high school players
A feeling of belonging to something big
 

Yes — academics matter. Athletes will be encouraged and supported to maintain good grades, attend school, and develop discipline off the field.

Brand unity builds pride.

Pride builds culture.

Culture builds winning programs.

 Faith. Legacy. Community. Discipline.

We’re building something bigger than football.

Within a few years, BCHS will receive fully developed athletes who already know:

The play system
The weight room
The culture
The standard
 

This is how championship programs are built.

To build the strongest feeder system in the region, leading to:

More wins
More scholarships
More community pride
A legacy that lasts for decades
 

The facility serves:

-Bullitt Central Youth Football (1st grade-6th grade)  -Bullitt Central Cheer  -BCHS athletes