coachpsl
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Post by coachpsl on Sept 12, 2013 19:45:14 GMT -6
Saw a post in another thread about a team shortening pre game to get a faster start. Instead of hijacking the thread I thought I'd see if we could expand it in another. I'd love to hear the different schedules and unique philosophies that are being used by all of us on Fridays.
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zsilver
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Post by zsilver on Sept 13, 2013 8:40:48 GMT -6
Our pregame is about 20 min on the field. 5 for dynamic warm up (surface in the auxiliary areas where we get ready wont allow us to do this indoors), 5 d Indy, 5 o, run 5 offensive plays on air, done. We do all of our prep in meetings and walk throughs before we get on the bus (play at a neutral site), then helmets on once we get there. Works well with our current group. Might have to adjust with a less experienced team. Our guys this year just want to hit the field and play.
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Pre Game
Sept 13, 2013 9:26:28 GMT -6
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Post by gators1422 on Sept 13, 2013 9:26:28 GMT -6
This is our schedule at home. All football players have weightlifting last block so the go to fieldhouse at 2 to watch film and go over scouting report.
3:10 schools out
3:30 pregame meal (on campus )
4:00 pregame message from team chaplain
4:15 final walk through on field
4:30 lay down
5:30 up getting taped, bathroom
6:15 qb, kickers go out
6:25 skill people, punt, return, recievers run routes, rb warm up, perimeter time
6:45 lineman come out, srretch, hit, group D, team O, team d
7:12 back to locker room
7:25 Go time!!!
9:45 Celebrate
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Pre Game
Sept 13, 2013 9:29:44 GMT -6
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Post by gators1422 on Sept 13, 2013 9:29:44 GMT -6
This is our schedule at home. All football players have weightlifting last block so the go to fieldhouse at 2 to watch film and go over scouting report.
3:10 schools out
3:30 pregame meal (on campus )
4:00 pregame message from team chaplain
4:15 final walk through on field
4:30 lay down
5:30 up getting taped, bathroom
6:15 qb, kickers go out
6:25 skill people, punt, return, recievers run routes, rb warm up, perimeter time
6:45 lineman come out, srretch, hit, group D, team O, team d
7:12 back to locker room
7:25 Go time!!!
9:45 Celebrate
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Post by mrjvi on Sept 17, 2013 17:40:12 GMT -6
We go out about 20 minutes before the anthem. Some say you need a good long warmup. At the beginning of the second half and when a sub goes in they have very little warmup. When a cat is sleeping and then sees a mouse, it doesn't do a warmup first.  |
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orion320
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Post by orion320 on Sept 17, 2013 18:46:16 GMT -6
I have experienced it both ways - personally, I liked showing up, short 15 minute warm up, run out on the field, KO or KOR team gets in huddle on 35 ready to play!
3:05 - Get out of school
3:30 - Movie - typically a football or motivational movie to get the kids pumped up
4:45 - Go over Game Plan and Game film
5:30 - Get taped up if needed, do what you need to do to get ready
6:00 - Skill Guys - on sideline for JV game (warm-up at half), Line - go over blocking scheme
7:45 - Warm-up on field after JV Game
8:05 - Kickoff
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Post by blackknight on Sept 27, 2013 12:26:05 GMT -6
We feel the need to keep our kids occupied. It seems bad things happen when ever we give them free time!
2:30 school gets out
3:00 team meeting/video
3:30 O positions
4:00 D positions
4:30 O meeting
4:40 D meeting
5:00 JV game
5:15 tape
5:30 dress
5:45 skills out
6:00 linemen out/form running
6:10 O position warm-up
6:20 special team roll call/one rep
6:30 walk to stadium
6:40 D position warm-up + LS/H/K + LS/P/PR
6:50 O vs. D coming out
7:00 game
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Post by windigo on Oct 1, 2013 15:19:49 GMT -6
I cant say for other positions but I'm very careful with the line. From my own experience as a player when you are hyped and the adrenalin is flowing explosive strength activities like drive blocking will drain you quick. If anything I see it as more calming them down and getting focused than warming up.
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