Mark Weber
Founder of FundamentalFootball.com
Larry Fedora
Oklahoma State Offensive Coordinater
Mark Weber
Founder of FundamentalFootball.com
Mike Schultz TCU Offensive Coordinater
Mark Weber with George Teague
Dallas Cowbay Defensive Back
Director
MARK A. WEBER
Personal Data
The founder of fundamental football was born Mark A. Weber in Lafayette, Louisiana on May 10, 1969. He is married to the former Joy Catherine Boudreaux, from Carencro. They have two children, Casey and Catherine.Sports Promotion
Mark was the key promoter of Passback Football invented by Mike McGonigle of Spokane Wa. Weber played a key role in licensing the PassBack Football to Baden Sports in 2005.
Sports Invention
Mark invented the "GreatCatch" soft hands trainer. This invention relates to devices for training techniques for catching a thrown football with fingertips and thumb tips. Also setting a volleyball, shooting, and dribbling a basketball with fingertips and thumb tips.
Education
Mark graduated from Acadiana High School, in 1987. He earned his bachelor's degree in business in 1992 from Arkansas Monticello.
Certifications / Awards
2000-New York Stock Exchange Securities Rep. Series 7- Stockbroker
1994-Outstanding Young Businessman of Louisiana.
1993-New York Stock Exchange General Securities Rep. Series 6 - Mutual funds Investment
Playing Experience
Mark played both football and baseball at Acadiana high school lettering two years in both sports, receiving all-district and all-parish honors his senior year. He was a wide receiver at the University of Arkansas Monticello form 1988-1992, lettering four years. He was a 3-year all conference selection and finished ranked fourth all time on the receiver charts with 101 receptions for 1605 yards and 7 TD's.
- Best single season in school history 50 Receptions for 833 yards.
- Lead the team in Receptions and yards for two years.
- Lead the team in punt returns and return yards for two years.
- Averaged, 15.9 yards per catch over 4 years.
- Second, longest pass play in school history 78 yards form O'Neal Weber.
Mark focuses on promoting the game football in a positive and fun way. Creating interest and passion for the game that means so much to so many. Football has given many people the foundation for being successful in life. Small things like punctuality and discipline are the first steps, moving on to character and self-respect. These are just a few of the life skills learned on the football field and carried into the work place and most importantly into the family home.
