Installing Today’s Hybrid Pistol Offense Run & Pass from Top to Bottom
This manual provides you with the full offensive line, receiver, and quarterback mechanics for installing each offensive play presented. Coach Campbell has left no stone unturned for implementing today’s Pistol Offense into your program.
Coaches I am looking for some ideas in teaching tackling. I have done a circuit with 5 stations in the past, but i found that was hard with the time constraints. Do any of you have some things that you are doing that help teach tackling? Feel free to email me at johnsoa8@ocps.net
First and foremost in my mind is the ABSOLUTE NECESSITY OF TEACHING YOUR KIDS TO SEE WHAT THEY HIT AND TO NOT TACKLE WITH THEIR HEADS DOWN. ONCE YOU HAVE AN INCIDENT OF A BROKEN NECK WITH A YOUNG MAN WHO ONLY SECONDS BEFORE WAS A PHYSICALLY FIT YOUNG, STRONG AS A BULL, ATHLETE AND IN THE NEXT IS LYING PROSTRATE ON THE GROUND FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE, YOU WILL NEVER, EVER FORGET IT. I speak from experience. It took us 45 minutes to get the young man off the field, and our team doctor saved his life as he lay there. That was in 1988 and the young man has been confined to a wheel chair ever since. I teach tackling from a straight on approach, angle approach, from behind approach, etc. just as any coach does. But, my lectures always start with the same words: SEE WHAT YOU HIT!!!
Coach Easton
J.C. EASTON<BR>HEAD COACH<BR>GA TIGERS FOOTBALL<BR>PROFESSIONAL MINOR LEAGUE
I got a tape a few years back where a coach at Wash St did group tackling drills and worked the progression in the off season without pads. We use to take 5-10 mins a day and work some of the skills. Now our coaching staff watches it prior to starting the new season (spring ball for us in CA) and we each must incororate tackling drills into our individual time. I leave this up to each position coach, and have them run it past me. I find each position have different tackling needs. We all tend to work on block protection to a form tackle in order to combine two funimentals at one time.
I believe you can get the tape from Bill Williams Vol 4 or if contact me at aztecfb@pacbell.net we might be able to work something out in trade.
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