What is your practice plan?
Off-season, pre-season, or in-season? Each is very different.
--Dave
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A couple of things that might influence my decision:
1) How much time do I have? At one organization, I could practice for two hours. The other limited me to 90 minutes.
2) How many coaches do I have? With more coaches I can split things up (e.g. I can work with the linemen and another coach can run the fence drill)
Fight 'em until Hell freezes over, then fight 'em on the ice -- Dutch Meyer
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Off-season, pre-season, or in-season? Each is very different.
--Dave
In season. I usually start with in-season and work backwards. But all are welcome. Practice schedules are probably my favorite thing to ponder about.
A couple of things that might influence my decision:
1) How much time do I have? At one organization, I could practice for two hours. The other limited me to 90 minutes.
2) How many coaches do I have? With more coaches I can split things up (e.g. I can work with the linemen and another coach can run the fence drill)
Two hours, 4 assistant coaches, 9 year olds
2 offensive coaches. 2 days per week (other 2 days are defense) until games begin. After that Monday becomes film study. 2 hour practices
Week 1 - install Toss, Sweep, Wedge, Beast Blast (every day is 5-10 minutes of Beast Blast reps vs defense)
Week 2 - install BB counter, WB counter, reverse, Beast counter
Week 3 - install flood strong, flood week, trap, Beast pass
Week 4 - install Gun package
Typical day:
10 minute warmup
15 minutes special teams
45 minutes indies
45 minutes team to include bird dogging Toss and Power Hour
5 minutes Beast Blast (more if we cut indies/team short)
Adjust as needed.
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