Coaching Youth Football Offense Articles by Coach Parker Youth Football Coach
Here’s another one of our Spin Offense youth football plays from my Arvada Pirate youth football playbook, the Spin Reverse Left. This misdirection play is usually a huge gainer or TD for our youth football team. It devastates opposing youth football defenses. See the reverse play below in the play diagram. Spin Offense Youth Football Reverse…
Winning Youth Football’s Dominating Offensive Line Play for Youth Football DVD is packed with useful pee wee offensive line football information for the youth football coach. I am in the middle of redeveloping my offensive line schemes and calls and this was a refreshing “hands-on” knowledge transfer from a very successful youth football coach, Dave…
I started running The Beast offensive formation back in 1994 with my Plano youth football team. Only until recently did I learn it is called The Beast. I call it Loud n Rowdy for Left and Right. I also have a “T” middle formation which is called Monkey, so Loud, Rowdy, Monkey. The kids love the…
I found these QB drills on YouTube in 2007 and have been using them with my youth football quarterbacks. They are from the Nike Gridiron football drill 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…
Since my Spin Sweep post is receiving a large number of readers, I decided to skip my Special Teams post today and talk about two Spin Passes; Spin FB Screen and Spin TE Pass. Like the Spin Counter, these plays are set up by the Spin Sweep. As a 4th grade team last season, these…
The Spin Offense ‘s Sweep Plays Youth football, both the sweep and counter are great coaching youth football offensive plays to learn as a combo set My 4th grade youth football team ran a variation of the Spin Offense last year. The Spin Offense was highlighted in American Football Monthly in 2007, and I bought the videos…
“What’s Radar Blocking you ask?” It’s one of the best books on offensive line blocking that I have read and many people agree. In 1986, the author, Leo Hand, published Attacking Football Defenses with RADAR BLOCKING. Radar Blocking combines Rule blocking with Line Call blocking, which allows each lineman the flexibility to adjust his blocking assignments…
Learning offensive holes is very important when coaching youth football players offense. Communication is one of the top keys to success in coaching youth football. Along with the name game drill, learning offensive holes and position names is very important. One of the first things I teach my young football players is the offensive holes,…
I have been working on simple youth blocking schemes for my 5th grade team for the last 2 months. We had a great youth football season last year averaging close to 40 points a game running our Speed pee wee football version of the new Spin offense, which is a spread version of the double…