Post by monarchfb on Mar 7, 2009 16:26:10 GMT
I have already bought into the no huddle philosophy. We plan on installing it this spring.
However, I have only one worry in the back of my mind, and that is limiting our offense.
Many of the resources I have used and coaches I have spoken to about the no huddle, suggest that they use only a few formations, just a few plays and no motion or shifting because it would be too complicated to signal to the kids. I am an old school believer in KISS...keep it simple, stupid, however I also want a complete offense. I don't want to limit what we do simply because we don't huddle.
Can I get some reassurance from you experienced no huddle guys on this? Does running the no huddle inevitably limit the number of formations and movement that you can do? Any ways to overcome this?
Thanks in advance, guys.
However, I have only one worry in the back of my mind, and that is limiting our offense.
Many of the resources I have used and coaches I have spoken to about the no huddle, suggest that they use only a few formations, just a few plays and no motion or shifting because it would be too complicated to signal to the kids. I am an old school believer in KISS...keep it simple, stupid, however I also want a complete offense. I don't want to limit what we do simply because we don't huddle.
Can I get some reassurance from you experienced no huddle guys on this? Does running the no huddle inevitably limit the number of formations and movement that you can do? Any ways to overcome this?
Thanks in advance, guys.