Post by tripsclosed on Aug 6, 2024 13:07:42 GMT -6
In this video from Coach Joe Salas' YouTube channel, in the film section of the video, the coach shows multiple examples of his guys not executing the concept properly, or being close but just a bit off the mark, in at least a few of the examples, it nearly or does cost them. Props to the coach for showing his team needing to do better and not only showing the good stuff, and the presentation overall, not just the film, is awesome, but I think this video is a great example that drives home why practice and execution are so important.
When a player doesn't get enough reps with their assignment, this is what happens...It should be drilled over, and over, and over, until it becomes automatic.
And if they are not executing properly even after practicing, hold them accountable and get after them.
Ask them why they are releasing inside on the dig when we have told you over and over that the dig is MANDATORY outside release. It is not optional. You MUST run it this way.
Ask them why they are not settling in the first hole after the break on the dig vs zone.
Stay after them until they do this chit right.
And, the follow-up to this is: If they aren't getting it right, do not keep installing more chit. I love route concepts, pressure paths, and coverages, it's the fun part of coaching for me, but it's all a dam waste if none of it can be done right. The object is to score more points than the other team, not have the coolest playbook.
When a player doesn't get enough reps with their assignment, this is what happens...It should be drilled over, and over, and over, until it becomes automatic.
And if they are not executing properly even after practicing, hold them accountable and get after them.
Ask them why they are releasing inside on the dig when we have told you over and over that the dig is MANDATORY outside release. It is not optional. You MUST run it this way.
Ask them why they are not settling in the first hole after the break on the dig vs zone.
Stay after them until they do this chit right.
And, the follow-up to this is: If they aren't getting it right, do not keep installing more chit. I love route concepts, pressure paths, and coverages, it's the fun part of coaching for me, but it's all a dam waste if none of it can be done right. The object is to score more points than the other team, not have the coolest playbook.
