Post by Enrico B. on Jun 1, 2018 14:32:18 GMT -6
Coaches,
I've just read these 3 articles written by Andy Ryland, USA Football’s senior manager of education and training:
The vision-decision-action cycle and American football drills
Decision in the VDA Cycle: How quick decision-making creates quicker athletes
Space, time and numbers in American football drills
If I'm correct, Ryland's drills answer these questions: "Is simply drilling one move to a predetermined side vs. a predetermined opponent with a predetermined reaction without any vision, decision and action choice the best way to prepare athletes for games? How do we prepare to be great decision makers before skill executers? How do we prepare for chaos and to become playmakers?"
What are your thoughts on these ideas?
(FYI Here in Italy, with only 2-3 practices per week, most of the teams go through the "usual" drills)
I've just read these 3 articles written by Andy Ryland, USA Football’s senior manager of education and training:
The vision-decision-action cycle and American football drills
Decision in the VDA Cycle: How quick decision-making creates quicker athletes
Space, time and numbers in American football drills
If I'm correct, Ryland's drills answer these questions: "Is simply drilling one move to a predetermined side vs. a predetermined opponent with a predetermined reaction without any vision, decision and action choice the best way to prepare athletes for games? How do we prepare to be great decision makers before skill executers? How do we prepare for chaos and to become playmakers?"
What are your thoughts on these ideas?
(FYI Here in Italy, with only 2-3 practices per week, most of the teams go through the "usual" drills)
