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Post by staringfrog on Jun 26, 2008 12:35:40 GMT -6
Since there is not General Offensive board, I guess this is the best place to ask. What do you incorporate into your offensive implementation schedules. Aside from the obvious (formations, personnel, runn, routes, pro). Do you schedule goalline, coming out, 2 minute, 4 minute, etc?
On another note, it may depend on what you do, but how about realistic thoughts on scope. INother words, how much can you really get in each day? Is your philosophy to throw everything at them then refine in pads, or to perfect one play before moving on?
I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
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Post by coachgreen05 on Jun 26, 2008 13:27:08 GMT -6
I throw it all in the first week. Remove what we cant run worth a damn in the following weeks.
We usually implement a speciality category during team time.
backed up,2min,3rd downs(short,long,med)
We always have a blitz period since we throw the ball
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Post by touchdowng on Jun 26, 2008 13:56:56 GMT -6
When we install (offensively) we also install all teminology used for the defenses we'll be facing. We teach the kids the verbage and will show ALL fronts during our install. Our goal? To teach our kids how to recognize our opponents fronts and coverage structures.
When we talk about attacking certain fronts and coverages a certain way, our kids now know why, or at least have some prior knowledge on what we are talking about.
We think this gets them to focus more than just memorizing their own player or concepts.
I wouldn't do it any other way since we started doing this about 4 years ago.
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Post by staringfrog on Jun 26, 2008 20:54:28 GMT -6
So you're saying you put say 2 run plays in on day one, you run them against four or five different fronts on day one? I guess that is another variable to consider. All against one front, then move on as necessary, or face everything off the bat?
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