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Post by CanyonCoach on Feb 11, 2020 20:10:32 GMT -6
I have been hearing a ton about the R4 system lately and went to Glazier Clinic and caught a session. It sounded good and I didn't find any flaws in it at all.
However, I went to a later session and heard a coach saying that the R4 was a game changer for their program. They had thrown 37 interceptions before the R4 and then only threw 6 the next season. My only thought for the rest of the session was, "What were you doing before?"
So as a coach do you look at a system when you realize you have a void in coaching, a void in scheme, a tweak in something you already do, you want to make a wholesale change and don't want to start from scratch?
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Post by canesfan on Feb 11, 2020 21:33:12 GMT -6
We went TFS. Wanted something concrete that we could learn, drill, and ask questions about/trouble shoot. It was very good for us. We could have kept/learned a run and pass game, but drills were invaluable. Cut ups were invaluable. And the screen game....we could never have figured that out to the extent it was taught to us.
It allowed us to make it our own. We probably have the most complex screen game in our area. Mixed with SPO (not a TFS thing) it’s become the #1 thing people ask about for us, even though we don’t do it a lot.
My recommendation would be to take a system, learn it and run it. If you add, do it small. We added an empty QB run game the 1st year because our QB was a dude and was a great short yardage runner (pretty talented at everything to be honest). Last year we tweaked and made it more of our own. This year it’s morphing into more of what we really want.
We probably won’t look real TFS to most, but it allowed for us to take our ideas formation and personnel wise and teach it to our kids, drill it, and have answers.
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Post by CanyonCoach on Feb 12, 2020 13:51:07 GMT -6
Interesting that TFS is the one that I felt was most holistic in its approach to coaching.
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Post by canesfan on Feb 12, 2020 14:25:10 GMT -6
Interesting that TFS is the one that I felt was most holistic in its approach to coaching. It can be. I think our option background allowed for us to take it and make it our own a little easier. It’s an offense in a can though. Wouldn’t have to change anything. |
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Post by godandgus on Feb 20, 2020 20:36:09 GMT -6
R$ is worth every dime I have spent. My qb and I have the same language, have a logical progression by great pre reads, with hudl sideline mu qb and I can read . I was and am a wing t guy. I have moved to also with a gun wing t which opened up my pass game and a movement to concept passing) r4 changed how I saw the passing game.
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