Defending the Spread Offense
To defend the spread offense, the first thing you have to do is understand WHAT the offense is trying to accomplish and HOW they are trying to accomp…
Issue
October/November 2014
9 articles in this issue
DEFENSIVE PURSUIT DRILLS
Practicing three pursuit drills – passing, running and turnover drills – will improve your teams’ overall defense. Having been a defensive coordinato…
Using Quick Circuits to Maximize Individual Time
Running, tackling, and turnover circuit drills – if practiced with the proper techniques – will help improve your overall defense. One of the biggest…
Kickoff Coverage Drills
These three Peru State College drills should be practiced regularly to help improve kickoff coverage. We have three separate kickoff coverage drills…
POINT-COUNTERPOINT ATTEMPTING A GAME-WINNING FIELD GOAL
Kefense Hynson University of Montana Co-Offensive Coordinator Also serves as QB Coach; Has also coached at Yale, Minnesota State, Boise State, Quincy…
Punt Pressure
PART 1. A two Tiered Circuit Drill Program that Fine Tunes the Development of Critical Punt Pressure Skills The Red Hawks football program considers…
Using the Clean and Jerk as Your In-Season Workout
The clean and jerk is the ideal in-season workout and designed to increase explosiveness. In our weight room, the clean and jerk is our lift during t…
Supplementing Your Running Game with Screen Concepts
The USCG comes into every game with six different screen plays with each one having multiple variations. As America’s smallest National Service Acade…
Stopping the Up-Tempo, No-Huddle
The goal of the up-tempo, no-huddle offense is to run as many plays as possible. Total plays, total yardage and scoring have escalated exponentially…