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New Youth Football Coaches Meeting Presentation
The document is a comprehensive guide for coaches participating in a youth football clinic, highlighting essential coaching principles such as organization, communication, and player motivation. It details various coaching strategies, practice planning, player evaluation, offensive and defensive fundamentals, and the importance of special teams. Additionally, it outlines practical coaching tools and equipment needed for effective team management and player development.
New Youth Football Coaches Meeting Presentation
- 1. KYA New CoachesClinic Play for Fun but Winning is Funner! January 27, 2014 Version 3.0 SCP
- 2. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 2 A good coach needs a patient wife, a loyal dog and a great quarterback, but not necessarily in that order. Bud Grant - Vikings What All Good Coaches Need
- 3. Introductions • Welcome • CoachSteve Parker – Almost 20 years Coaching Youth Football – 67% Winning Percentage – Made Playoffs all but 3 Seasons – Last 5 out of 6 KYA Super Bowls with 3 SB wins – Coached Flag, 7on7, & Tackle – 10 Years Played Football in Houston 5A -HS, YMCA (14/22 positions in game) – Specialty Defense and Offensive Line • Name Game with Coaches 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 3
- 4. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 4 Three rules for coaching: 1.) Surround yourself with people who can’t live without football. 2.) Recognize winners. They come in all forms. 3.) Have a plan for everything. Bear Bryant 3 Coaching Rules
- 5. Why do YouWant to Coach? • Thankless Volunteer Role • Unpaid Multiple Headaches • Bad Parents Complaining all the Time • Players not Learning Assignments • No One Shows Up for Practice • Everyone Late to Games • Team Mom Hates You • Assistant Coach Upset About Son’s Play Time • Your Wife is Mad that Your Not Home Enough • Your Boss Does Not Understand Why You Are Leaving Early on Tuesdays and Thursdays 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 5
- 6. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 6 Organization is the foundation of all successful football coaching. This is just as true in the handling of high school and college teams as it is in coaching play for pay professional squads. Organization is the basis for the whole game. George Allen – Washington Redskins The Foundation
- 7. What makes agood YF Coach? • Organization & Preparation • Passion & Commitment • Student of the Game • Communication (parents / players / coaches / refs) • Must be Flexible • Love his Players • Learn Everyone’s Name (not hey kid) • Role Model • Team Leader • Motivation • Safety • Consistent • Strive for Perfection in all Details • First to Arrive and Last to Leave • Great Coaching Staff & Team Parent • Football Play Experience / Knowledge at HS or above 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 7
- 8. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 8 Sure, the home-field is an advantage — but so is having a lot of talent. Dan Marino Talent is Good
- 9. Grass Drills andDraft • Very Important to Choose the Right Players • Interview Players at Grass Drills – DESIRE? Likes to Hit? • Evaluate talent – Age / Exp / Speed / Size / Coach’s Referrals • Draft 1-3 Top Tier Speed Running Backs or QB – Then look for Full Back type players - Multipurpose • Rate top 50 to 75 players before draft • Be Prepared and Organized – Know the players names and faces – Who is NOT a Pick – Key Point 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 9
- 10. Top Draft Picks 1/27/2014KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 10
- 11. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 11 ... It's not necessarily who has the most talent but what team sticks together and executes their fundamentals the best. Tony Dungy It’s All About the Fundamentals!
- 12. Fundamental Coaching Goals 1.Teach Basic Rules of Football 2. Position Names & Basics Responsibilities 3. Hole Numbering System 4. Defensive Gap System 5. Proper football stance 6. Blocking 7. Tackling 8. Passing 9. Catching 10. How to use out of bounds 11. Kicking Game Fundamentals 12. How to run and hold the football 13. Sportsmanship 14. How to win and learn from losses 15. Center QB Exchange – Snap Counts IDEA – Introduce – Demonstrate – Explain – Attend ( Ask them to Coach Fundamental) Progression Teaching - break down in simple step by step parts Use simple words not football terms to explain 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 12
- 13. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 13 Some people try to find things in this game that don't exist; but football is only two things - blocking and tackling. Vince Lombardi What is Football?
- 14. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 14 Do you know what my favorite part of the game is? The opportunity to play. Mike Singletary I Want to Play!
- 15. What do PlayersWant? • They want to Play • Know their Name • Fun • Please their Parents • Education • Competition • Exercise & Conditioning • Friends • Positive Motivation • Achievement • Recognition • Dominance • Physical Challenge • Respect • Safe Place to Play • Get Away from Home • Winning 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 15
- 16. What do ParentsWant? • The Want Their Child to Play • Safe Environment to Learn Football • Knowledgeable Football Coach • Organized Coach • Coach that Communicates • Ethical and Moral Role Model for Child • Great Family Experience • Honest Feedback about Child • Not a Losing Season 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 16
- 17. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 17 The worst thing that can happen to a player [from a player’s perspective] is for him not to know what the coach is really thinking about him. Bill Parcells What Do You Think?
- 18. Parent Communication • ParentMeeting Before First Practice – Team & League Rules Attendance, Tardiness, Play time, how to talk to coaches, sidelines, volunteers, etc – How You want parents to act at practice and games – NO Coaching from Sidelines “Blitz” – Identify who has coached youth sports before and or might be issues – Player Equipment Fitting – Make NO Promises to Parents or Players • Set Expectations / Be Tough Early – Do not ignore issues , they fester and explode. – Play time, Win / Loss, Season, etc – Communicate with Parent if Player not meeting Expectations 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 18
- 19. Parent Communication 2 •Choose a Good Team Parent! – Social person with very good organization skills – Must be your biggest fan even when losing - NOT UR WIFE • Choose good Asst. Coaches – Trust and have similar football philosophies – Understand you have the final say • Difficult Parent – Honest Communication Early - Do Not Ignore • Ask yourself is it you or your staff? Do I need to adjust? • Is their issue Valid? Even small? • Empathize with their issue? – Communication with Team Parent – Communication with League Commissioner 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 19
- 20. Technology Tools /Website • Shutterfly – My current favorite • GroupMe – Text App • Facebook Page / Group / App • Twitter / SMS Text Set up / App • Cell Phone Messaging • Blog / Website – Word Press / Blogger / Tumblr • TeamSnap / TeamZone / TeamPages • MS PowerPoint for Playbooks 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 20
- 21. What’s in YourCoaching Bag? • Two Coach’s Whistles • Team Playbook • Clip Board with Practice Plans • Spiral Notebook Paper • Pens & Pencil • 3×5 Note Cards • Black Sharpies Small • Black Sharpies King Sized • Dry Erase Pens (Red Black Blue) • Small Dry Erase Board • Back Packer First Aid Kit • Two Lace-Up Ankle Braces • Masking Tape • Athletic Tape • Small Helmet / Pad Repair Kit • Multi-Tool • Compact Hand Air Pump • 6 Mouthpieces • 2 Chin Straps • Helmet Award Stickers • One Football • Wrist Coach • Stop Watch • $3 in Change • Small Video Camera • Batteries for Camera • Helmet Pump • Football Pants Belt • 2 shoulder Pad Strap and Clips • Paper Towels • Receiver Gloves 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 21
- 22. Extra Football Equipment •Football First Aid Kit • Large Helmet / Pad Repair Kit • Small Tool Kit • Multi-Tool • Helmet Ear / Jaw Pads • 6 Footballs • Kicking Tee • Extra Point Kicking Tee • 50 flat disc agility cones • 8 nine inch Cones • Football Hand Pump • Extra Sharpie Markers • Extra Mouthpieces - 12 • Extra Chin Straps • Extra Athletic Tape • Spiral Notebook • Medium Dry Erase Board • 2 Practice Jerseys • Pair of socks • Football Pants • Extra Game Jersey • Extra Pads for Pants • Scrimmage Pennies • Hole Number T-Shirts • Football Field Spray Paint • 20 Agility Rings 16” • Neck Roll – in SUV • Rib Vest – in SUV • 2 Hand Shields – in SUV • 6 Half Round Bags – in SUV • King Crab Sled – in SUV 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 22 High Heat – Cool Towels & Ice Water
- 23. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 23 Never mistake activity for achievement. John Wooden Practice Perfect?
- 24. Practice Planning &Organization • Have a written plan for practices – 15 to 20 minute station rotation – Tell players the goal for practice • Work on Weak Spots • Focus on Off more than Def – 2 hour practice – 15 min Warm Up / Talk, 1 hour Offense, 30 min Defense and 15 min Special Teams • First Two Weeks – Equipment Fitting – ease into hitting – Find your center and qb – Identify your skill players – Find your LBs and Des – best hitters – Video tape your practices • Multiple Drill Stations • Keep Pace Very Fast • End Practice with Fun • Players learn better by Watching than hearing – Film Study / Demonstrations • Arrive First Leave Last • Can’t Read Ur Mind • Share with Parents 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 24
- 25. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 25 Fatigue can make cowards of us all. Vince Lombardi Don’t waste too much time on Warm-Ups and Conditioning. Tired players do not listen because they are trying to catch their breathe. Put important parts of your practice early in the practice plan. Use the fast pace of your practice to condition your players. Also, make conditioning fun and or logical to the player. Don’t run just to run. You can make it Fun. Wind Sprints and Conditioning
- 26. Practice Plan Examples 1/27/2014KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 26
- 27. Depth Chart WeeklyEvals • Rank Your Players Each Week – Blocking – Tackling – Agility – Conditioning – Improvement Areas • Starters / 2nd String / MPPs • 2 QBs and 2 Centers is a must • Who is getting better? • MPPs – “Coach’em Up” – Remedial Drill Stations • Helps with Difficult Parents if Documented 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 27
- 28. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 28 Football is one-third offense, one-third defense, and one-third special teams. George H. Allen 3 Phases of Football
- 29. Offense • Have a“real” playbook not napkins • Base Offense on Personnel not Scheme • Start learning holes, positions, play calling language day 1 • The Sweep and Run are more important in Youth Football, this is not the NFL or NCAA – Passing should be less than 5% of plays • Work on your QB / Center Exchange everyday 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 29
- 30. Offensive Goals • Scoreat Least 22.5 Points • Eat up the clock – Clock Management • Do not turn the ball over • Positive yards each play 3+ • No Penalties for off sides, holding etc • No muffed Snaps or Hand Offs • Do not turn the ball over inside your 25 yard line 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 30
- 31. Offensive Formations /Best Plays • I Formation • Double Wing • Single Wing • Wing T • Straight T • Spread • Power I • Wish Bone • Pistol 1. Sweep 2. Stretch Sweep 3. Off Tackle 4. Lead Dive 5. FB Blast 6. Wedge 7. Counter 8. Reverse 9. Pop Pass 10. The Beast 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 31
- 32. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 32 Especially in football, it is not a QB's game... even though the media likes to make it into that - it takes the whole team. Installing a new offense is harder than a new defense. It just takes time. Joe Montana Offense is not About the QB
- 33. A Good YouthFootball Offense • Organized & Prepared for Opponent’s Defense • Proven “Real” Playbook • Simple but Effective Blocking • More blockers than defenders at Point of Attack • Misdirection / Fakes • Plays are built around a system or series • Offense is simple / Play calls simple • Very few pass plays • Talent and Coaching X Factor 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 33
- 34. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 34 Linemen are literally the unsung heroes of the game. Their situation is analogous to the infantry in warfare. They do the hard, bitter fighting for victory. As the generals reap the headlines in war, the backs reap the headlines in football. Yet in their hearts, the generals and backs know that victory and the accolades came to them through the work of the foot soldiers and linemen. -- Gomer Jones (Bud Wilkinson's line coach at Oklahoma) The Real Heroes of the Game
- 35. Blocking Fundamentals • ViolentShoving / Knock People Down on Bootockies • Hands are Weapons • Eyes on Target – Body goes where eyes look • No Chicken Wings – Engage Chest, Arm Pits / Elbows • Hip Roll and Drive • Quick Feet • GOD / SAB / GOO / Wedge / BB / Zone / GOLD • Pulling vs Overload or Combo • Inside Gap most important gap • 2 or 3 point stance 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 35
- 36. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 36 You never lose a game if the opponent doesn’t score. Darrell Royal Defense Wins Games
- 37. Youth Football Defense •Goals 1. Score on Defense 2. Limit off plays over 15 yards 1. Stop the sweep 2. Contain / Contain / Contain 3. Create turnovers 4. Less than 7 points a game 5. Use hands 6. No penalties especially offsides 7. Stop top 2 RBs 8. Stop 5 best plays • YC Defenses – 6-2 Wide Tackle – 5-3 Defense – 70 – Defense – 6-1 Defense – Gap 8 – 5-2 Monster – 33 Stack – 44 Stack 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 37
- 38. A Good RecYF Defense • Focused on Stopping the Run – Sweep and Off Tackle play – Contain Reverse and Counter • 7+ in the Box • Attacking / Penetration Type Defense • CB Focused on Run / FS Focused on Pass – Cover 1 or No FS (Seniors may need to have a pass defense) – Learn to Stop the Pop Pass • Def Ends – Contain Man and Best Tacklers • LBs – Also best Tacklers and Pursuit 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 38
- 39. Fundamental Tackling • Findthe Ball and Ball Carrier • See the Ball • Focus on Mid Section of RB • Approach the ball and RB • Break down • Shoot arms around RB up through the arm pits • Head up – Bite / Kiss the Ball with facemask • Grab clothe • Drive through the RB and take to ground • Bear Hug RB and Fall with him • Push out of Bounds • If in Open field may not break down but tackle high so RB does not juke and break your tackle 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 39
- 40. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 40 Great special teams in youth football will steal wins from even the best teams. Coach Dave Cisar Steal Wins
- 41. Special Teams inYouth Football • Kick Off – Onside Kicks most popular – Deep kicks allow for long returns dangerous unless practice – Kick to a MPP or big lineman with no hands – Find a soccer player on your team to try out for kicker – Practice kicks 20 reps before practice 10 to 15 yard kicks to 2nd line • Kick Return – Hands and Speed – Hands team – Do not hide MPPS here – Trap Return – Assign players to block – Watch film and find out where they kick • Punt – only within your 10 or 20. – Most dangerous play in youth football – Too many variables – snap, kick, return coverage, open field tackles – We tend to fake punt more • Punt Return – no one touch the ball but your hands guy if drops in his hands – Punt block – If return best hands person and only if ball drops in his hands – Unless they have good punter drop two back to field the ball and let them block for each other • PAT Kicks / Field Goals – KYA??? Just seniors? 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 41
- 42. Favorite Youth FootballDrills • Offense – QB / Center Exchange – Hand Off Ooo / Ahhh – Pop Pass Pod – Blocking Box – Blocking Boards – Blocking Pod – RB Bag Guantlet – Climbing the Ladder – Crazy 8 Drill – Big Oklahoma Drill – Game Simulation • Defense – Form Tackling Basics – Grab Cloth Drill – Oklahoma Drill – Angle Tackling Drill – 3 Bag Shuffle – Contain Pod – Pursuit Drill – Sprint Tackling Open Field – Quick Hands Drill – RB Read Flow Simulation 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 42
- 43. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 43 Coaches have to watch for what they don't want to see and listen to what they don't want to hear. John Madden Hear No Evil?
- 44. Scouting Wins ToughGames • Buy the Scout video • Stat your games and opponents – Find Tendencies – Identify Top 5 players offense and defense – Identify Top 5 plays – Identify Special Teams – Kick Directions? • Scout Your Team – Weak areas that need improvement – Where would you attack your team? 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 44
- 45. 4 Documents EveryCoach Needs • Playbook • Depth Chart • Scouting Report • Practice Plan ~ Coach Reed 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 45
- 46. Resources • Websites – CoachParker.org –winningyouthfootball.com – johntreed.com/CYF.html – gregorydoublewing.com – dumcoach.com – usafootball.com – fbforyouth.com – Championshipproductions.co m – AmericanFootballmonthly.com • Books – Coaching Youth Football- Reed – Winning Youth Football – Cisar – Directory of Football Defenses & How to Attack Them – Tallman – Coaching Football – Flores – Guide to Youth Football – Bass – Rookie Coaches Football Guide (Pop Warner) – ACEP – Coaching Team Defense – Shurmer – Coaching Footballs 46 Defense – Ryan / Walker – Handbook of Winning Football – Allen – Football Scouting Methods – Belichick – Complete Guide to Special Teams – AFCA – Complete Offensive Line – Trickett – Complete Book of Drills for Winning Football – Koehler – Football Principles and Play - Nelson 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 46
- 47. 1/27/2014 KYA CoachesClinic - CoachParker.org 47 Before you can win, you have to believe you are worthy. Mike Ditka Are you Worthy to Coach?
- 48. Lifetime Memories • Mostof your competition is either too stubborn or in some cases too lazy to take the time and effort to get better. Your kids are suffering and will have memories of poor coaching for a lifetime. ~ Coach Cisar • Don’t let your players suffer from your lack of effort. They deserve 110% because that’s what you ask them to give you on the field. If you give 80% effort then expect to lose. 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 48
- 49. Group Discussion Requests 1.Keep it Simple (KISS) 2. Parent Communication 3. Team Management 4. Daddy Ball and Favoritism 5. Lineman Drills 6. 3 Point Stance 7. Hole Numbering 8. Blocking, Tackling, Running 9. Hitting & Concussions 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 49
- 50. End • Visit CoachParker.orgfor more free youth football coaching tips, plays, playbooks, drills and more. 1/27/2014 KYA Coaches Clinic - CoachParker.org 50
Editor's Notes
- #2 Thank you Paul Q and KYA for asking me to help with Coaching QA Look forward to sharing
- #8 Perception is Reality at least look like a good coach Organization & Prep – Do u have everything, practice plan, equipment, do u look prepared. Commitment – are you in 110% because this is my hobby I gave up rball and golf and I do this Student – do you draw up plays during lunch? Do you study other coaches or games? Read football? Communication – be confident be positive, be commanding Over communicating is best write it down for parents Role Model – u cant be smoking at drinking at practice or cussing. Think of how your favorite Sunday school teacher would coach your youth football team. Show then you care and know how to play the game. Motivation – Be positive, expect them to the the best, push them but not over a cliff youre not bear bryant at junction texas. Although punishment does work but do not over do it. Saftey – you must provide a safe environment, field, parents, coaches, strangers, equipment, have an emergency plan For Gods sake be early and last to leave don’t leave a player at the field Know how to work with your staff and choose wisely – make sure they know you and their kid is a starter otherwise its will be an issue Make sure you have some football knowledge and experience at least at JR high level maybe one year HS.
- #10 Grass drills and draft are my favorite part of the season. Off-season prep work makes the championship Team. This draft can make or break your season. Spend a lot of time working on your picks. Don’t get fooled by speed or size. Do they have experience hitting? Do they like to hit? Desire??? Watch film on them, get a coaches referral. How did they play against you last year? Make a db or list of players from season to season that impact your team. Who not to pick might be more important than your number 3 or 4 pick. You are only as good as your weakest link.
- #13 Don’t assume your players know the game of football. They do not. Off sides, holding, block in back, etc Make them learn position names and what they do. I will ask people in grass drills what they played and they can tell me. Very sad. Have a hole numbering or naming system. We prefer hole numbers since this will carry on through NFL. But I know younger players may like funny names, introduce both Defensive Gap System ABCDE, I also use the offensive hole numbering system, I rarely use the NFL technique chart system Proper Stance – 2 /3/4 offense and defense and rbs vs lineman and LBs vs DBs Blocking – Drive, Angle, Reach, Pass, Hands Engagement no Chicken Wings Tackling – Form, Angle, Close Courters, Open Field, Grab Clothe, Use Hands, Drive Through, Bite Ball Passing – Many theories on this and many QB coaches around, eyes, shoulder, elbow and step to target Catching – Use fingers and catch the egg, soft hands, eyes on ball, focus, tuck into body then run out of boundsi is a tackle Holding the football – see nike video 6 points QB Exchange Start early and do it everyday
- #21 I know for many of you this is a pain in the butt. Find a Asst Coach or team mom that knows how to use these tools. You look really organized and prepared when you do. Have the website ready when you draft the players load in and send out your website info. You will look like a star. I use Shutterfly as you can see and Power Point for my Playbooks.
- #25 Discuss your weekly practice plan with all coaches before the week and develop the plan – MS WORD or small note cards but share with coaches they cannot read your mind. If you want a coach to help you may have to manage that coach and train him on what you want him to coach. Do not assume he will coach it they way you want it. One of your coaches needs to arrive 15 minutes to 30 minutes early to set up first stations so the practice can move quickly when everyone arrives. Communicate at first of practice with players the goals and what you are going to do. They like to know. Break practice up into 15 to 20 minute segments. Keep their attention, no one standing around
- #50 Keep it Simple (Dean) – Especially for younger ages below 5th grade. Depends on football IQ of group. Simple equals less thinking which equals Speed. Simple = Speed Parent Communication (Paul / Dean) Set clear rules and expectations early in writing so everyone knows. Set parent meeting before first practice. Make sure they understand when and where they can speak with you. Team Management (Dean) – How many coaches maybe 4 to 6. Team Mom, Game Day Volunteers Daddy Ball & Favoritism (Steve) – Everyone is watching you. If your son is the QB please make sure you do not have Peyton Manning Jr on the sideline. And please do not make promises to players that they will play a position just in case you draft Johnny Manzeil. Lineman Drills - Board – Blocking Pod, Angle Blocks, Double teams, Sled, Hands, Quick feet Stances – 2 point, 3 point, 4 point, defense vs offense Hole Numbering System – Running Backs / Holes / Defensive Gaps / Receivers Blocking / Tackling / Running – see videos and explain at forums Hitting and Concussions - Experienced players do not need to hit each other much in practice / drills. Pair of smaller players with smaller players and big with big to help with injuries