Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏

Husband & Dad 🏈Loyola Ramblers Football Coach🏈 🏋️‍♂️Asst. S&C Coach🏋️‍♂️ 🏝️Always on the Beach🏝️

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

School is hard.
Playing sports is hard.
Graduating college is hard.
Getting a job is hard.
Working a 9-5 is hard.
Buying a home is hard.
Finding “the one” is hard.
Being a good spouse is hard.
Raising kids is hard.

Life is hard. Suck it up, buttercup.

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Arizona State DB Turn Your Back Block Avoidance Drill

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Texas Tech LB Push-Pull Block Destruction Drill

[Ryan Edwards @RyanEdwards2027]

Finishing off the regular season at 8-1 and heading into the playoffs with high hopes!
This season has been amazing so far, mainly because of our impressive group of guys and stellar coaching staff.
Week 9- KO through the uprights 💣
(38 Degrees 🥶)

@CNendick25 @CoachAaronPerez
@RenkokScouting @CSKRECRUITING
@ThePuntFactory @Loyola_FB @LAFootballAC @Chris_Sailer

[Jake Cohen Sports Performance @JakeSportsPerf]

We in the biz call this movement skill

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Oklahoma OL Force Through the Ground Drill

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

@JakeSportsPerf Facts

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

BYU DL Chop Drill

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

BYU Defense Fumble Creation Drill

[Roderick Rogers @RodCoaching]

Attacking the gap. Playing with your hands to get off blocks and finish with your feet on the tackle

[Braedan McHugh @mchughbraedan]

After a great visit and conversation with @Brett_Meyer2 I am blessed to receive my first D1 scholarship offer to @MiamiOHFootball ‼️

#RiseUpRedHawks

@TuftsJumbo90 @Loyola_FB @Martin_Miami_HC @CoachZeek_ @drew15martin @LeoOtt123 @SWiltfong_ @AllenTrieu

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Arizona State LB Tackle Drill

[Ryan Edwards @RyanEdwards2027]

Thanks @HolyCrossBars and Tommy for this week 8 “Unsung Hero” shoutout. It means a lot and I can’t wait to go out and compete on Friday against Mt. Carmel!

@CNendick25 @CoachAaronPerez
@RenkokScouting @CSKRECRUITING
@ThePuntFactory @Loyola_FB @LAFootballAC @Chris_Sailer

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Boise State DL Base/Reach Read Block Destruction Drill

[Tom Loy @TomLoy247]

@247Sports was on-site in Chicago to watch Loyola Academy take on IC Catholic last weekend.

2028 QB Matthew Lee was terrific. He made some big-time throws, showed great poise in the pocket, toughness, a big arm, velocity, and a ton of accuracy. He made some "wow" throws.

His growth over the past 12 months has been incredible to see.

@MLeeQB11

🔗 https://t.co/oAjNS3rsIX

@Loyola_FB . @LAGoRamblers . @QBC_Nashville

[Loyola Academy Football @Loyola_FB]

👀 Ready to see yourself as a Loyola Academy Rambler? Your Loyola journey starts now! Check out the upcoming opportunities to visit, explore, and discover all that LA has to offer! 🔴🟡 #GoRamblers

[Michael Brewster @CenterSundays]

Circa 2021. Angle Rt / Angle Lt.

1st Step Sets “Angle of Departure.”

2nd Step Up the Field = Seatbelt vs Pirates.

Win Your Target & Get Back to Square. 🫡🏴‍☠️

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Florida State DB Cover 2 Sink Drill

[Loyola Academy Football @Loyola_FB]

Your Ramblers are HOME this week and take on the Mount Carmel Caravan Friday Night at 6:30 pm.

The game will be televised on WCIU (see graphic)

Tickets can be purchased using go fan
https://t.co/57RUp1FB0Y

[Danny Schaechter 🏝️🏈🐏 @CoachDShack]

Texas A&M WR Catching Drills

• Fade ball
• Back shoulder
• Lean & Wing In Route
• Pool noodle distraction

[Call me Keir @RUGBY_STR_COACH]

10 reasons the 4th quarter was a bullshit and not a driver of Nick Saban or Alabama's success:

1. Football is typically 5s of very high intensity effort, followed by 30s of recovery, for ~6 plays. Then you get a long break of several minutes.

That's tough on your alactic and aerobic energy pathways. You train these with very high intensity, short duration efforts and more sustained, lower intensity, easy to recover from efforts respectively.

Training to sustain plays much longer than football, with less rest than football, for much higher volumes than football probably isn't making you better at football. That would be like running repeat 800s if your goal is to win the 100m.

Will you occasionally have to prepare for worst case scenarios like back to back 3 and outs? Or goal line to goal line drives? Yes, but there's been one 20 play drive in the NFL this century.

The more you prepare for a worst case scenario that simply won't occur, the more you detract from a typical case scenario that WILL occur.

Do you always need to train in a highly specific fashion that looks like the sport to improve performance? No, but living in the middle zone of intensity detracts form the development of the other 2 systems and should be limited to a few weeks per year, not several months of off-season which is your best opportunity to develop underlying physical qualities.

Want proof it can be done? @MattRheaPhD is on record saying there's basically zero conditioning component to football (not sure I would go that far but anyway) and he was part of the undefeated national championship staff.... AT ALABAMA. The common denominator is everything else that made them a great organisation (chiefly the coach, staff, roster and money).