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Post by airraider on Jun 9, 2008 16:35:23 GMT -6
Has anyone seen/used the practice break down that Propst used at Hoover?
He has a spread sheet with 5 minute intervals.
He then has different groups labeled across the top and has what each group is doing at each of these times..
Where as you may have receivers doing drill x from 3-3:05 and drill y from 3:05-3:15.. and the linemen might be doing their drill B from 3:00- 3:15..
I feel like this will really help us organize our practice schedule..
It looks like an excel form.. but I had no luck finding it on the download section, so I am creating my own..
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Post by tigercoach on Jun 9, 2008 17:00:13 GMT -6
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Post by redandwhite on Jun 9, 2008 20:39:34 GMT -6
We have created a simple Excel spreadsheet with 5 minute periods, broken down by position group.. Very simple to make, or PM me and I'll send a copy of the file.
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Post by dacoachmo on Jun 9, 2008 21:02:13 GMT -6
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Post by airraider on Jun 9, 2008 21:09:17 GMT -6
I made one in less than 5 minutes.. very pleased with it.. I really feel this can help us stay on task..
Just get some feedback from my defensive coaches on every day drills.. and other things they want to do.. and we should be set..
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Post by coachd5085 on Jun 9, 2008 21:15:18 GMT -6
Air--
So you have never been on a staff that has used a practice schedule like this previously? (Just because it sounds like the first time you were exposed to it was Probsts)
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Post by tackle on Jun 9, 2008 22:17:20 GMT -6
One of our top priorities every year is to find an "assistant" to read the practice schedule and flip the card for which period we are in. I guess when we win the lottery we will buy a segment timer. My staff gets "stuck in a drill" and lose time. Kills the practice plan that I worked on all night.
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Post by airraider on Jun 9, 2008 22:24:11 GMT -6
Air-- So you have never been on a staff that has used a practice schedule like this previously? (Just because it sounds like the first time you were exposed to it was Probsts) I have been on staffs that have used practice schedules.. but never such that was broken down into 5 minute intervals using a grid system. Usually just a random spacing of times on different things. And under Feaster at Minden.. we really did the same thing everyday.. rarely had indo time unless we specifically asked for it. So he did not believe in practice schedules. This last place I was at.. we pretty much just went out and did what we needed to get done.. when you practice 5 hours.. there is no need for schedules..  |
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Post by coachd5085 on Jun 10, 2008 0:28:02 GMT -6
Wow..kind of surprising.
This is EXACTLY the kind of stuff that Huey was talking about looking into as "NEW and "innovative".. Coaches should really research stuff like this. I am kind of shocked, I actually just "assumed" everyone did it this way, because it made sense to me when I made my first practice schedule at 18 years old when I was helping with a Frosh Team.
Lesson to all the coaches out there, DON'T get caught up into the X's and O's. There are a ton of ways to "skin a cat", and each is valid. HOWEVER I guarantee you that there are FAR FEWER variables when you look at program administration between successful teams.
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Post by brophy on Jun 10, 2008 7:28:23 GMT -6
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Post by airraider on Jun 10, 2008 8:07:06 GMT -6
Here is a copy of the one I created.. its missing some Defensive Indo.. But offensively its complete for that day.  |
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