htownoc
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Post by htownoc on Feb 8, 2007 13:37:33 GMT -6
High school coaches, how and when do you watch film with your players? Film of the previous week's game, film of the upcoming opponent and film of practice if you do that.
Thanks
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Post by superpower on Feb 8, 2007 13:39:15 GMT -6
We bring the guys in Saturday a.m. to watch the previous night's game. On Monday we watch clips of the upcoming opponent before we go to the field. We haven't gone to filming practices yet.
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Post by CoachMikeJudy on Feb 8, 2007 14:08:15 GMT -6
We watch Monday-Thursday- schools out by 2:02
Saturday- Lift
Sunday- OFF
Monday- 1) 2:25 Watch highs/lows of previous game
2) 2:50 Watch cutups of upcoming team
3) 3:45 Light practice in uppers- conditioning/install
4) 5:00 OFF
Tuesday- 1) 2:02 Scouting reports go out
2) 2:25 OL/RB watch opponent
3) 3:15 FULL PRACTICE
4) 5:15 OFF
5) 5:35 Defense watch opponent
5) 5:35 QB/WR meeting
Wed- 1) 2:25 OL/RB watch practice and opponent
2) 3:15 FULL PRACTICE
3) 5:30 OFF
3) 5:45 QB/WR/Secondary- watch 7-on-7/1-on-1- QB
Test/O-Line test goes home with them
Thursday- 1) 3:00 GAME FIELD WALKTHROUGH (if possible)
Focus on Situations (coming out/goalline/2 min/etc)
2) 4:15 OFF
3) 4:30 TEAM MEETING
4) 4:45 QB/O Line Test are reviewed
Friday- 1) 3:00 Team Dinner
2) 4:30 Walkthrough in gymnasium
3) 5:00 RELAX for game time.
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Post by larrymoe on Feb 8, 2007 14:30:43 GMT -6
I have done both. Last year we started watching no film and weren't very prepared for games. What we started doing was watching film at 3 for 1/2 hour or more and then going out to practice. I found that once the kids got used to it we could get through it pretty quickly and were much better prepared having watched the film.
Along with watching the film I gave them a scouting report that had every play listed with down and distance. All of their top 15 plays diagrammed, a roster, and tendencies. We tried to have them follow the play list so they could look at what play was coming and see what the other team did. It went like this-
1st and 10- Power right
2nd and 4- Iso left
3rd and 3- Slot out- INC
4th and 3- Punt
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Post by wingman on Feb 8, 2007 14:36:24 GMT -6
We watch our previous game Sat 9 - 11. During the week Defense watches opponent for 20 min before practice on Mon. Tues, Wed. Offense watches 15 min of video on opponent on Monday and then 20 mn daily from our previous day's team period on M,T,W. Off. line also watches another 30 min of previous day's team daily during def. 1/2 of practice. The last part sounds crazy but it has really helped. With what we run we get very liitle out of watching opponent's def. We won't get what they usually run.
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Post by ajreaper on Feb 8, 2007 14:40:27 GMT -6
In previous seasons with my freshman we'd play on Wed. nights. Thursday we'd have a good stretch and move session for about 40 minutes or so (The day after a game I want to see them move to make sure any who should be seeing the trainer do). Afterwards we'd break into O or D position groups to review film (45 minutes each) done and gone by 5pm. For the upcoming opponent I'd make cut ups of both O and D and have them available to watch during their lunch or to take home and watch. I'd rarely take practice time to watch film of an opponent as we'd be seeing it all week in practice from our scout teams anyway. The exception would be if they did something really out of the ordinary or something extremely well.
LOL, I had an assistant coach who played his prep ball in Michigan and he said we spent far more time watching film then he ever did as a varsity player.
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Post by wingtol on Feb 8, 2007 15:25:27 GMT -6
We watch our previous game to make corrections and all the other fun stuff that comes out on film either Sunday or Monday depending on the schedule. We show the kids very little film on the oppoents mostly due to time. We prepare scouting reports and all that for them but I just feel like if we show them film it could be a negative thing in ways, them seeing a team isn't very good or a team thats really good, know what I mean.
We film all of our practices druing two-a-days and at camp and watch them with the players. We also film on and off through out the year mainly for the coaches to review and make corrections. We'll pull kids in to watch a little film here and there when we feel we need to.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2007 15:58:37 GMT -6
Sunday afternoon watch previous game with players.
Monday through Thursday film at lunch
Friday highlight tapes (optional though we're usually pretty full)
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Post by fbdoc on Feb 8, 2007 16:39:45 GMT -6
We watch Friday/Saturday's game on Monday from 3:00 - 4:15 in 2 groups (Line or Backs) and then practice from 4:30 to 5:45 PM in Shells.
We watch our next opponent from 3:00 - 4:00 on Wednesday. and then practice from 4:15 to 5:45 PM in full gear.
Just not set up manpower wise for taping practice.
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coachf
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Post by coachf on Feb 8, 2007 20:56:26 GMT -6
larrymoe already gave a description of the way we did it 2 years ago. Last year I did the same thing, but shortened the time. This year we are planning on 10-15 minutes and getting out to the practice field. I learned you can only show them so much before they get bored to tears. I think we are also going to break into groups to watch it.
I am just going to edit the films down to their specific plays and show only the things that we feel are important or necessary. I want to keep it short and sweet. We will be much better when we are on the field, rather than at the TV.
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