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Post by airraider on Jul 31, 2008 11:36:16 GMT -6
Otto Zeman says he only practices offense about an hour and 15.. defense does its own thing..
All they do is throw and run the QB draw..
I am in a situation where I will have my varsity kids during 7th hour PE.. and my freshmen kids during 2nd hour PE.. but probably wont have any other coaches..
I am thinking of just doing offense during school.. run routes.. work on pass blocking.. do special teams.. and conditioning..
then at 4 when the freshmen and my coaches get out there.. we will go into Team Offense.. and then D-indo.. Inside drills.. Team Defense..
We should be done by 5 or 5:10.. I feel we have to do this to get our kids out in a timely fashion.. a lot of them "need" to work.. and by doing this.. they can be at work by 5:30 if they have to..
Do you feel this is too little time to practice??
I plan on no water breaks during practice.. just having water set up everywhere on the field so that they can get some when they need/want it..
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Post by phantom on Jul 31, 2008 12:30:36 GMT -6
Is each and every player in the PE class? If you have no coaches how will you coach routes and pass pro at the same time?
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Post by airraider on Jul 31, 2008 12:36:47 GMT -6
Is each and every player in the PE class? If you have no coaches how will you coach routes and pass pro at the same time? Most if not all will be in 7th hour.. with the freshmen being in 2nd.. I may/should have my O-line coach there and maybe one of my receiver coaches there during that time.. because both of them are off campus.. All 3 of my defensive coaches will be in class unless they grace me with them having planning that hour.. |
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Post by sls on Jul 31, 2008 17:37:07 GMT -6
I think that is a great idea. It will be a great way to use your leaders also, give them the plan and let your leaders lead and you alternate each day.
I am trying to shorten my practices quite a bit this year.
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Post by dcoach84 on Aug 1, 2008 3:51:05 GMT -6
As long as you feel that you are getting everything done that you need to, I don't see a problem with that. I think some teams practice long hours because this justifies that something was accomplished (not necessarily true). If practices are well-organized and scripted, a lot can be done in a short amount of time.
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Post by talexander on Aug 1, 2008 4:06:57 GMT -6
Airraider and others-
How many of you start practice the same day as school?
If so,how are you going about getting conditioning, and everything else done? (we have two way players)
Thanks.
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Post by airraider on Aug 1, 2008 19:07:11 GMT -6
Airraider and others- How many of you start practice the same day as school? If so,how are you going about getting conditioning, and everything else done? (we have two way players) Thanks. We will start conditioning.. special teams.. and special situations without pads on Monday. Then the following Monday we will be allowed to be in shorts and shoulder pads for 3 days.. and then we can go full pads.. But.. we will not start school until that following Monday.. and we scrimmage that thurs that we start school.. |
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Post by towtheline on Aug 1, 2008 19:30:18 GMT -6
If PE isn't required at the school and then you start requiring it for football players then I could see a lot of parents getting upset about that. They will probably start complaining about academics and such. That is the only problem I could see other than having one coach during indy offense.
If parents do start complaining just ask them how many state championships academic team has won.
Haha I'm just kidding don't do that. But seriously that could be a problem.
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Post by sls on Aug 1, 2008 20:14:57 GMT -6
I had parents complain this year when I required them to be in weights class. We had a about 5 of 50 (10-12) that could not fit it in, we are on trimesters. If they didn't want to do it, to bad.
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Post by airraider on Aug 1, 2008 20:17:42 GMT -6
If PE isn't required at the school and then you start requiring it for football players then I could see a lot of parents getting upset about that. They will probably start complaining about academics and such. That is the only problem I could see other than having one coach during indy offense. If parents do start complaining just ask them how many state championships academic team has won. Haha I'm just kidding don't do that. But seriously that could be a problem. no no.. we have normal PE classes.. and now we will just have Football PE classes too.. and trust me.. my parent base is not going to complain about something so trivial.. we are in the HOOD!! lol |
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Post by towtheline on Aug 2, 2008 10:39:56 GMT -6
If PE isn't required at the school and then you start requiring it for football players then I could see a lot of parents getting upset about that. They will probably start complaining about academics and such. That is the only problem I could see other than having one coach during indy offense. If parents do start complaining just ask them how many state championships academic team has won. Haha I'm just kidding don't do that. But seriously that could be a problem. no no.. we have normal PE classes.. and now we will just have Football PE classes too.. and trust me.. my parent base is not going to complain about something so trivial.. we are in the HOOD!! lol Haha well then that sounds like a great idea If that is the case I don't really see any other issues good luck, keep us posted on how it goes! |
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