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Post by poundit52 on Apr 9, 2024 7:48:45 GMT -6
I'm curious as to how other programs utilize their summer practice days. Obviously, different states have different sets of rules for how their summer days can look in the summertime. In Michigan, football programs are allowed "15 dates of non-mandatory activity with an unlimited number of players" that involve helmets, cleats, and footballs. These are not workouts and look for more like practices. Some of those dates are taken up with 7-on-7's (max of 7 in Michigan) but the rest can be used as the programs see fit.
Primarily, I've been apart of programs who organize these days in 1 of 2 ways. They either chunk these days into team camps that are about 3-4 consecutive days or they spread those days out for weekly camps throughout the summer. I think both methods have merit to them but I am a bigger fan of the 3-4 day team camps (usually done in July so they are closer to the start of practice in August).
What have you done before? What did you like or dislike, and why? Or, how does your state do it differently?
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Post by CanyonCoach on Apr 9, 2024 8:03:23 GMT -6
Summer is a little bit of a free for all here:
June 2nd- 5th. Skills camp- helmets and shoulder pads. 2.5 hours each day
June 8- College sponsored 7 on 7
June 9- Youth league sponsored 7 on 7
June 12- open skills day 1 hour
June 13- UND one day camp
June 14-16. NDSU camp 1. We bus kids to the camp and have a coaches retreat
June 19. Open skills day 1 hour
June 23 Open skills day 1 hour
July 7 open skills day 1 hour
July 10/11. LOS camp at VCSU
July 16 UND one day
July 17 open skills day 1 hour
July 21 open skills day 1 hour
July 22- 25. Youth and MS camps run by our varsity staff with help from HS athletes
July 29-31. Varsity Team camp
August 4-7. Youth Combine. Our kids run the veal drills.
August 8. Season starts.
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Post by coachwoodall on Apr 9, 2024 8:05:17 GMT -6
SC - no team/contact stuff
10 days of competition 7 on 7
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Post by rsmith627 on Apr 9, 2024 8:06:58 GMT -6
I'm curious as to how other programs utilize their summer practice days. Obviously, different states have different sets of rules for how their summer days can look in the summertime. In Michigan, football programs are allowed "15 dates of non-mandatory activity with an unlimited number of players" that involve helmets, cleats, and footballs. These are not workouts and look for more like practices. Some of those dates are taken up with 7-on-7's (max of 7 in Michigan) but the rest can be used as the programs see fit. Primarily, I've been apart of programs who organize these days in 1 of 2 ways. They either chunk these days into team camps that are about 3-4 consecutive days or they spread those days out for weekly camps throughout the summer. I think both methods have merit to them but I am a bigger fan of the 3-4 day team camps (usually done in July so they are closer to the start of practice in August). What have you done before? What did you like or dislike, and why? Or, how does your state do it differently? Also in Michigan. We do a 4 day camp the week before our conditioning week, which is close to practice as you mentioned. I like it because you can get into your teaching progression, almost all of our kids are present unless traveling or something, and then practice hits and a lot of it is just review. |
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Post by carookie on Apr 9, 2024 11:15:16 GMT -6
Most schools around here (ours included) go 5 days a week during the summer, 3 1/2- 4 hours a day. Here is in general what ours look like. Please note, order of events is not the same for everyone.
45 Min- meet, install, review
75 Min- Athletic Development (usually weights, some speed & agility)
20 Min- Indi time
20 Min- Small groups
20 Min- Special Teams
20 Min- Team
10 Min- Accountability
The rest of time is transition from field, to mtg rooms, to weight rooms etc.
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Post by 3rdandlong on Apr 9, 2024 11:33:28 GMT -6
Southern California is a free for all, but our program doesn't go overboard. There is a mandatory 2 week "dead period" that you can place at anytime of your choosing in the summer prior to the start of camp.
Monday and Wednesday:
Weights and Conditioning: Kids have the option to do this at either 6:45 am before summer school or 2:30 pm after summer school
Practice: 3:30 pm-5 pm
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Weights: 3:00 pm- 4 pm
7 on 7 4 ways and linemen challenges: 5 pm. We usually travel to a school relatively close to us for these.
Fridays: Off
We go to 2 Saturday 7 on 7 tournaments and 2 linemen competitions during the summer.
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