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The 2009 Offensive Line Coaches Handbook features presentations made by several of America s most outstanding coaches, including: Paul Alexander (Cincinnati Bengals) Speaker Introductions/Coaching Points to Stimulate C.O.O.L., Tom Brattan (University of Maryland) Goal-Line Runing Plays, Mike Foley (University of Connecticut) One- and Two-Back Power Plays, Tom Lovat (Retired NFL Offensive Line Coach) The Screen Game, Mike Maser (Miami Dolphins) Building the Offensive Line/The Rap Draw and Wildcat Plays, Jim McNally (Retired NFL Offensive Line Coach) New Things You Should Know That Work, Bill Muir (Kansas City Chiefs) Short-Yardage/Goal-Line/Four-Minute Offense, Stacy Searels (University of Georgia) Offensive Line Pass Fundamentals, and Larry Zierlein (Pittsburgh Steelers) Drills and Line Blocking Schemes/The Steelers' Draw Play.
This handbook compiles expert insights from leading American football coaches on offensive line play and strategy. It presents lectures and presentations from the 2009 C.O.O.L. Clinic, covering a wide array of topics essential for offensive line coaches. The content includes detailed discussions on running plays, pass blocking fundamentals, screen games, and specific offensive schemes like the draw and wildcat.
This handbook serves as a specialized resource for football coaches, offering practical strategies and insights from experienced professionals. The collection of lectures from the C.O.O.L. Clinic provides a focused look at offensive line play, covering both fundamental techniques and advanced tactical approaches. Its value lies in the direct knowledge transfer from coaches working at high levels of the sport, including the NFL and major collegiate programs. The content is designed to be immediately applicable to coaching strategies and player development.
Page Count:
114
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
Publisher:
Coaches Choice
ISBN-10:
1606790668
ISBN-13:
9781606790663
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