I found these drills on You Tube last season and have been using them with my youth football quaterbacks. They are from the Nike Gridiron series. I really like the opposite hip throw drill, the last drill on the video. This drill is great for teaching young players that the ball is really thrown with the legs and hips and not the arm. Enjoy.
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Its been a couple of weeks since winning the Fall 2011 KYA Sophomore Super Bowl and our end of season team party. I’ve had some time to reflect on the Fall season and some of the things I learned this youth football season. The number one thing I learned this season is make sure you…
I normally do not teach cut blocking to youth football players but for my 12U players that play against bigger more athletic defensive ends and outside linebackers I will teach a body slam technique. I do like this video on cut blocking. Find more on Coaching Offensive Line Youth Football. Here are two of my favorite…
Here is another episode, Special Teams, in my Youth Football Coaching Clinic Series that I developed for KYA Football. Kick Off – Onside Kicks most popular Deep kicks allow for long returns dangerous unless practiced Directional Kicks to sidelines – hit number sideline #40 or #30 marked on field Kick to your sidelines majority…
How do you know what works on a Youth Football Offense against an unknown #1 Defense? This is a great question about youth football offenses. I struggle with this offensive issue against new teams and many times for the first game of the season. Everyone hates the unknown! How does your team stack up against…
Many of you on my blog and YouTube channel have been asking for a Beast Offense Youth Football Playbook. Well, below is the Intro video on my Power Wing Beast Offense Formations. Stay tuned in the upcoming months for more free youth football coaching videos on the Power Wing Beast Offense. Enjoy. Since I am…
In my three years as a 7-10 year old Pee Wee football coach, I have experimented with several defenses recommended as youth football defenses. Last year as a 4th grade team, we used variations of three popular defenses for different situations. Our base defense was a 6-2 defense with various blitzes, stunts and line adjustments from…
