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Post by bulldogoption on May 2, 2007 22:32:13 GMT -6
HS coach, rather run than pass.....
What % of time do you devote to run and pass?
I have heard to match your practice time to your expected ratios in a game. In other words if you want to run 70% of the time spend 70% of our offensive time on running game.
I also recently heard, from a coach I know of a successful program, that he spends 75% of his time on pass even though they are definitely a run first team. I was surprised to hear this. His rationale was that it is a more difficult aspect.
What is your philosophy?
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Post by tog on May 3, 2007 6:34:12 GMT -6
for team--we try to keep the ratios to what we anticipate during the game
for individual--we try to work on what we need to work on most
for group--we start with the ratio- but then adjust it based on the weakest areas we must address more
having trouble throwing---more outside hull
having trouble running---more inside hull
usually though, inside and outside hull are timed about the same to make it work logistically
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Post by senatorblutarsky on May 3, 2007 7:07:16 GMT -6
While we have nothing set (we are a run 90-95% team), we devote 100% of the time to pass on pre-season no pads days. Once we are in the season, the ratio becomes more like what we do in a game... though we work on passing game about 20% of the time (very rough estimate- and it varies week to week).
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Post by spartancoach on May 3, 2007 11:23:21 GMT -6
for team--we try to keep the ratios to what we anticipate during the game for individual--we try to work on what we need to work on most for group--we start with the ratio- but then adjust it based on the weakest areas we must address more having trouble throwing---more outside hull having trouble running---more inside hull usually though, inside and outside hull are timed about the same to make it work logistically Couldn't have said it better. |
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Post by fbdoc on May 3, 2007 11:44:37 GMT -6
Summer time and no pads are great for working on the passing game - and pass defense. Once the season gets going, we are very much like Tog in that we attempt to keep things balanced and vary from week to week according to the opponent and game plan.
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