Winning in the Trenches with Movement
Most coaches would agree that to be successful, we have to adapt our systems or schemes to fit our personnel. Coaching at the high school level, we a…
Issue
December/January 2010
11 articles in this issue
A Systematic Approach to No-Huddle Football
There are no speed limits on the road to championships. The faster we play the game the higher probability of great things happening. The success of…
Executing the Double Option Run from Any Offensive Backfield Set
In general, I consider myself a proponent of the option running game. Specifically, I am a convert to the triple option running philosophy. I say…
THE SPREAD WING-T OFFENSE
In an age where spread offenses run rampant in all levels of football, one “old-school” offense has reigned true to its blue collar beginnings and do…
The Importance of Formation Recognition
Football is an ever evolving game where some of the most creative and intelligent coaches in sports find ways to defeat you merely by the alignment o…
The Heart of a Defense
Penn State Linebackers Coach Ron Vanderlinden has coached many All-Americans during his 30 years as a college coach. His new book, Football’s Eagle &…
Punt Team Philosophy and Responsibilities
Here is a listing of punt team facts and objectives at East Texas Baptist University. Additionally included are coaching points on proper stance and…
Are You Effectively Working the Posterior Chain?
The concept of posterior chain development is popular among football strength coaches. In essence, it implies working the extensor muscles of the low…
END OF SEASON EVALUATION 10 MUSTS FOR PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT
The football season never really ends for the coach. When the last game has been played, the planning for next season begins immediately. The first t…
Blocking the Veer Gap-Read Principles
A veer-based run game that employs an explosive, quick-hitting scheme is a potent offensive weapon to attack a defense from a variety of formations a…
Letter From The Managing Editor
With the 2010 season now behind us, the off-season and preparation for the spring become priorities. What are the most critical elements that need to…