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.
Does anyone have a good special teams playbook, or know of any good books, or video's?
I'm taking over as specials cordinator next year at a school w/ a lot of 2 way kids. We run a spread offense, so I'm looking to stay with a spread punt formation. We had 0 TD's on KR & PR this year and a very low return average also. I have been doing a lot of reading, but nothing's really getting me excited....
Find things by Frank Beamer. I have one of his videos and it is very good. He keeps things very simple and does a good job showing drills he uses, techniques he teaches, etc. I have run his base kickoff scheme for several years and can count on one hand the number of returns past the 50 against us with no touchdowns.
Ryan Kelly
Offensive Coordinator
Austin High School
Austin, MN
There is nothing that will show a man's true character like the 2 yard line.
Post by Coach Campbell on Dec 8, 2008 20:42:21 GMT
If you go to our online on the home page store you will see that Lyle Lansdell and Myself coathured a Kicking manual that is very thourgh touching on every phase of the kicking game. Coach Campbell
Coach most colleges are very good about sending out material, the best being Florida State. George Allen's book is very good as well as Complete Guide to Special Teams put out by AFCA. I am sure coach Campbell's book would be very good as well.
Here are a few thoughts I gleaned from Va. Tech Film on Special Teams for my use. This does not constiutute a COMPLETE Special Teams Notebook - but it IS a GOOD START!
TO PREVENT ROUGHING THE KICKER:
1. Landmark is 2 yds. in front of where punter usually kicks the ball (if he lines up at 13 & kicks at 10 – the landmark is 8 yds deep). Adjust to the kicker from there. If you get past the landmark, pull off.
2. Angle to kicker – never put your body on a collision course with the kicker – run thru block area full speed. Come ACROSS kicker’s foot.
3. Stay on your feet (so you can adjust).
4. If you’re blocked – stop and work outside (in case kicker runs, or ball is blocked). We WANT 7 blocked and the 8th man coming free (if two come free they may collide).
TECHNIQUE:
1. Sprinter’s stance.
2. Hand close to ball.
3. Head turned looking at ball.
4. Get off (move on ball).
5. First 5 yds. most critical (stay low, turn shoulders making yourself small, & expect to go free).
6. Never get hands up till last second (hands come from hips quick and fast to ball level). If you put your hands up too soon, it slows you down.
7. Where are your eyes? Don’t turn your head or close your eyes – look at his foot, keep your eyes open – put your hands on his foot at the last second.
DRILL: (ONLY ONE)
Snapper snaps a ball (about half deflated) to punter , & blocker takes his zone approach – go upfield (making body small) then redirect to landmark.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN PERSONNEL TO BLOCK PUNT:
1. Explosive get off.
2. Speed.
3. Long arms.
ZONE APPROACH TO BLOCKING A PUNT (STRETCHING ZONES)
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#5 = work your way behind Center – get as far upfield as you can & work to your landmark.
#4 = line up outside & jump back inside, OR line up inside and work straight up the field and redirect to your landmark.
#3 = work upfield until Tackle can no longer block you then bend inside to your landmark (run away from slot).
#2 = take a step and try to go 1 step outside where slot can get his hand on you and bend hard to your landmark.
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ZONE PROTECTION: (LIKE 2 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN SWITCH ON PASS PROTECTION).
GUARDS-TACKLE: OUTSIDE FOOT BACK. HELMET SPLITS NUMBER OF CENTER. GUARD SPLITS 6” & TACKLE SPLITS 12”. EVERYBODY SETS STRAIGHT BACK OR VERTICAL, KEEPING TAIL DOWN. RESPONSIBLE FOR OUTSIDE GAP. GIVE GROUND GRUDGINGLY LOOKING & PUNCHING THRU OUTSIDE GAP BUT FEEL WITH INSIDE HAND FOR ANY THREAT IN INSIDE GAP.
WINGS: OUTSIDE FOOT BACK & INSIDE FOOT BEHIND OUTSIDE FOOT OF TACKLE – 4 YDS DEEP. SAME TECHNIQUE AND RULES AS GUARDS & TACKLES.
CENTER: SNAP ON COMMAND. GET BIG AND GET OUT INTO THE ZONE.
PERSONAL PROTECTOR: 5 YDS DEEP. EYEBALL BOTH A GAPS & HUNKER DOWN ON ANYTHING INSIDE.
HEADHUNTERS: 2 YDS. ABOVE #’S ON LOS.
PUNTER: 13 YDS DEEP.
OPERATION: TOTAL OPERATION = 2.1 OR BETTER. THIS INCLIDES SNAPPER = .8 OR BETTER; PUNTER = 1.3 OR BETTER. HANG TIME 4.0 OR BETTER.
LINEMEN: 6” SPLIT. THE LINE IS BOWED, WITH INSIDE FOOT BACK (& A LITTLE BEHIND TEAMMATE’S OUTSIDE FOOT), & OUTSIDE FOOT AT HEEL OF MAN INSIDE (GET INTO HIS INSTEP). KEY SNAP OF BALL OUT OF THE CORNER OF YOUR EYE. ON SNAP, STEP INSIDE WITH INSIDE FOOT BEHIND THE HEEL OF INSIDE TEAMMATE – KEEP OUTSIDE LEG WELDED TO THE GROUND. KEEP SHOULDERS SQUARE (BOTH HANDS UP TO PUNCH) AND KEEP YOUR CENTER LINE OF GRAVITY. YOU HAVE INSIDE GAP CONTROL BUT CAN HELP YOUR BUDDY OUTSIDE WHILE CONTROLLING YOUR GAP.
WING: INSIDE FOOT IN MIDLINE OF TIGHT END. DON’T MOVE INSIDE FOOT. PUNCH INSIDE & RICOCHET BACK OUTSIDE ONE STEP & MAKE OUTSIDE RUSHER CHANGE HIS LINE OF RUSH.
HOLDER: 6 OR 7 YDS DEEP. LEFT KNEE UP. BALL PLACED WITH LEFT HAND.
AN EXCELLENT TIME IS 1.25 SECONDS FROM SNAP TO KICK!
Post by Coach Campbell on Mar 11, 2010 6:50:45 GMT
Coaches if you are interested in an indepth playbook on how to install every phase of the kicking game and more you can go to my resource store and find the Complete Installation of the Kicking Game by Jerry Campbell and Lyle Lansdell and you will have a complete library of every phase of the kicking game.
I am sorry for my ignorance but I have looked on the store link several times under all the different tags......defense, offense, dvd's, power points, etc......and I still cannot locate it. Can you provide a link? Thanks.