Post by bluedevil4 on Mar 1, 2019 15:22:50 GMT -6
Hi Coaches,
I coach with a semi-pro women's team. One thing that's hard about being in these kind of leagues is that we have to purchase rental space to practice. To save costs, we often end up just finding an open public space to hold practice instead. Unfortunately, the trade-off is we have no football lines or land-marks for players to orient themselves.
I'm very anal/stringent on depth and width in terms of alignments, such as TB MUST be at six yards, the shotgun snap must be 4.5 yards, LB's must be at four yards back, etc...at least when we're first installing our system at the start of the season.
Are there any kind of products out there that can help with this? Something in particular that is flat and can be stepped on/ran over. I know about scrimmage tape, but something else to maybe help out backs, receiver, etc? There's cones obviously, but they have height and can obstruct players' paths. I remember in high school I saw these completely flat, rubber/floppy cones (no height on them), but that was 10 years ago. Any other suggestions or ideas?
I coach with a semi-pro women's team. One thing that's hard about being in these kind of leagues is that we have to purchase rental space to practice. To save costs, we often end up just finding an open public space to hold practice instead. Unfortunately, the trade-off is we have no football lines or land-marks for players to orient themselves.
I'm very anal/stringent on depth and width in terms of alignments, such as TB MUST be at six yards, the shotgun snap must be 4.5 yards, LB's must be at four yards back, etc...at least when we're first installing our system at the start of the season.
Are there any kind of products out there that can help with this? Something in particular that is flat and can be stepped on/ran over. I know about scrimmage tape, but something else to maybe help out backs, receiver, etc? There's cones obviously, but they have height and can obstruct players' paths. I remember in high school I saw these completely flat, rubber/floppy cones (no height on them), but that was 10 years ago. Any other suggestions or ideas?
