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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We finally made it to my favorite and best youth football play since I started coaching youth football in 1994; Beast Right Tank. In my rookie coaching season with Plano Sports Authority just north of Dallas, I bought a Apple Macintosh football simulation game and started using it to formulate plays. I knew from my…
For the 2009 Pee Wee football season, my coaches and I are looking at expanding our Spin Offense and Single Wing offense plays by adding a potent passing game. We are moving up to 6th grade rules with a 100 yard field in 2009 and want to spread the field. The Spin and Single Wing…
We introduced the Gilman Gear’s King Crab Sled at our 7-9 year old practice this week and the response was great. The kids loved the new piece of equipment to use and the challenge to push it around the field. I let another coach use the King Crab Sled at our Tuesday practice and he…
Here are a few Beast Offense Tight formation plays from actual youth football game footage a few years back; Wedge Power Play and a two pass plays. The Beast Offense is a Single Wing Offense variant. Thanks to Game Tape Productions and KYA Football. The Beast Tight Tank 16 Power Play and the Beast Tight…
What are the best offensive plays in Youth Football? I am sure we will argue over the best youth football plays, but I am going to take a shot at my favorite football plays for pee wee offenses ages 6 to 12 years old. After watching and coaching youth football games for almost 20 years,…
This is a great video from Tennessee’s Coach Fulmer describing and demonstrating several blocks used by the offensive line. I especially like the down block and the reverse block or crab block. We use the crab block quite a bit in our youth football blocking scheme to fill holes, especially in the A Gaps. Enjoy…
