I’m currently building out my Run Game Playbook Templates to show how we handle multiple fronts.
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Updated Speakers and Times!! HWY 121 Clinic here at Melissa HS on March 7th (THIS SATURDAY) Entry is FREE, Lunch is FREE, T-Shirt FREE, Pen and Pad FREE!! Hope everyone can come and learn some ball from some of the best in the business to do it. Please register at our website https://t.co/24BNGN0KU0 @Matt_Stepp817
1997 Stephenville HS (Briles) versus Denison
✔️ Shift from Wishbone to under-center Empty (“hide the TE” with the TE lined up as the Right Tackle 👀)
✔️ “Pop” to the TE
It really is crazy to see the stuff that Stephenville was doing back in the day 😂
Nearly 3,000 innocent people lost their lives in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Today, on this solemn anniversary, we honor and remember these brave men and women. Their courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
#NeverForget
Great hip mobility warmup from Coach Blazek!
-hips down and back (tucked)
-knees bent
-back arched (reverse arc), not rounded
-tight shoulder blades and elbows, “closed windows”
#OLCA#advanceandprotect#bythehogsforthehogs
Love this teach tape on Outside Zone aiming point by Coach Henson! Notice how their feet NEVER cross! Knee and hips no more than 45 degrees for maximum power and efficiency!
#advanceandprotect#bythehogsforthehogs
Toledo OL Coach Mike Hallett - Indy Med Ball Stacks Drill
- "I had to figure out a way (to simulate movement). Our guys when I got here and the defenses started moving, they were so locked into... it's a 4-2 box, it's man cage B. We started seeing a lot of different gap exchanges."
- "Not necessarily to simulate odd defenses, it's just to take structure out of it, so that guys get their eyes right and they take their responsibilities."
- Simulate zone schemes. Working Inside/Mid Zone/Stretch Tracks.
Dynamic warm-up I implement with my classes on sprint days. Always subject to change, but this is the core framework. Rhythm, coordination, fluidity, biomechanical reinforcement, positive proprioceptive feedback, elasticity, and feeling good are some boxes we try to check.