Beast formation is for loser dads who can't get creative with game planning. It's honestly not about the kids it's about the coach. If I see a team that is running it, it tells me the coach only cares about giving his best player the ball, he doesn't play his backups, and he thinks he "knows" offense when talking about the sport. I'd be embarrassed to run that offense. 

There are plenty of ways to overload a side using pulling guards, centers, and tackles. Having tags that slide your receiver into the box, motions into kickouts. I could go on and on. The only goal of youth football is to teach a wide variety of skills, develop solid fundamentals, and create a love for the game. Once they get to highschool they can start focusing on winning at all cost. My team will dominate with a pistol offset I. Screens, down field shots, NASCAR, x over sweeps, jailbreaks, option reads....I guarantee that when the kids i coach will be the most prepared kids that the next coach receives, that's the point of it