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My wife and her family are always asking me what do I want for Christmas and my birthday since my birthday is close to the holidays.  As a youth football coach, I always need certain football supplies each season and … Continue reading →

My wife and her family are always asking me what do I want for Christmas and my birthday since my birthday is close to the holidays.  As a youth football coach, I always need certain football supplies each season and things I would not ordinarily buy myself although I love Amazon Prime.  Esther, my wife says I celebrate Christmas just about everyday with a new package at the door every other afternoon.

Since I celebrate Christmas just about everyday and really big during the Holiday season, below is my 2018 Holiday Gift Guide for youth football coaches. (I will be adding to the list just about everyday through November and December.)  Enjoy.

Coaches Gifts around $10

1. Fox 40 Pearl Safety Whistle
2. Tactical Flashlight Super Bright
3. Clipboard Dry Erase Surface
4. Cool Towels
5. Nite Ize S-Biner Dual Spring Gate Carabiners
6. Pro Down Universal Kicking Tee
7. Super Man Helmet Award Stickers

Coaches Gifts around $25

1. Gerber Suspension Multi-Plier
2. Lifeline Team Sport First Aid and Safety Kit
3. Trideer Exercise Ball Extra Thick Yoga Ball
4. Coleman Portable Camping Quad Chair with 4-Can Cooler
5. Mcdavid Lace up Ankle Brace

Coaches Gifts around $50

1. JanSport Big Student Backpack
2. Mac Sports WTC-111 Outdoor Utility Wagon
3. Gatorade Hydration Pack 6 Gatorade G Bottles and a Gatorade Carrier
4. APEMAN Action Camera 4K 20MP
5. Blocking Shield

Coaches Gifts over $100

1. SafeTackle Pro Football Tackle Ring
2. Fisher Half Round Football Dummy
3. Canon PowerShot SX740 Digital Camera w/40x Optical Zoom
4. Pro-Down Step-Over Dummies 8″ High
5. King Crab Sled

And just as an FYI, I own most of this stuff (or similar) or have at one time. 

I am sure you can find a special gift for your youth football coach or sports coach from my holiday gift guide above.  But if you want to find more ideas head over to my store.  Happy Holidays!

I hope everyone has a great Holiday season.

~ Coach Parker

I made a mistake last week on the coupon code to save on my playbooks.  I then went on vacation to Mt Rushmore and maybe a few of you tried to use the coupon.  For some, the coupon did not … Continue reading →

I made a mistake last week on the coupon code to save on my playbooks.  I then went on vacation to Mt Rushmore and maybe a few of you tried to use the coupon.  For some, the coupon did not work until I adjusted it.  For that reason, here is another coupon 13off to save a little more than the tenoff.  It only has 13 uses so act quick!  Both coupons will expire on 11/1/18 if not used by then.

Here I am at Mt Rushmore this past week.

I hope your season is going well.

Thanks
Coach Parker

Now is a great time to purchase one of my youth football playbooks. Why? Well, now through November 1st, you can use coupon code tenoff to save $10 on any playbook purchase over $20. Use the coupon during the checkout … Continue reading →

911 updated code tenoff

Now is a great time to purchase one of my youth football playbooks. Why? Well, now through November 1st, you can use coupon code tenoff to save $10 on any playbook purchase over $20. Use the coupon during the checkout phase, it will ask if you have a coupon code. Head over to the youth football playbook store to buy your playbook. Check out the testimonials page if you are wondering if the playbooks work.

The Power Wing Beast Offense Youth Football Playbook is my multiple offensive formation pee wee offense ages 5-12 based on the Yale Single Wing, aka The Beast. The offense also has play formation variations of the Double Wing, Off-Set I formation, Power I Formation, and some Wildcat Spread. I’ve been running much of this offense since 1994 and perfected the system in 2008. Fear the Beast!

The 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense for Youth Football is a multi Defensive system based on the widely used and proven Wide Tackle 62. The Wide Tackle 62 is an easy Defense to morph in and out of multiple Defensive fronts and in the playbook, I show you how to easily switch from a Wide Tackle, 62 to a Tight Tackle 62, Split 60, Gap 8, Split 44, 5-3 / 5-2 Monster, 33 Stack, 70 Defense and a 4-3 passing defense for older teams. This system has served me well since 2009.

If you are still not sure check out my Youtube Channel over at https://www.youtube.com/stephenparker. There are over 250 free videos on the two systems above including scrimmage and game video so you can see for yourself. This CoachParker.org blog also has a ton of free info about the playbooks too. Check out the testimonials page if you are wondering if the playbooks work.

Here’s some of my latest feedback

Touched base with you after our first scrimmage this season where we out scored the 3 teams we played 12 touch downs to 3. Shut out 2 of the teams from scoring. Most importantly I stuck with the Beast offense that I started using last season. 0-9 last year, this year 7-1 and we average 20 points per game. I have 3 players that I can rotate running the beast depending on how much yardage we gain on each attempt. Have scored on the very first play (beast tank left) in 3 of our games! The beast Popeye is my PAT just to mix it up! Have had 2 toouchdowns using what I termed Beast Wide option pass. One for 70 yards. I guess what I’m getting at is this system really works! My Pee Wee team has embraced it and when we move up a division next season I entend to keep it going and adding more to make it really successful. Just purchased your 62 multi 8 defense book to gleen some help with tuning and tweaking my defense for the upcomming playoffs. Techniquely we run a 4 -4 but I’m gonna try to use a version of your 62 multi and see how it works! Thanks for providing such great input for rookie coaches like myself.

So, hurry and get one of my youth playbooks today and use coupon code tenoff and save on any playbook purchase over $20 at my playbook store. Offer expires 11/1/18.

Our KYA youth football game today is rained out, so I thought I would write a post about our first scrimmage on 8/25/18. We had a pretty good first outing on Offense and Defense. I would grade us a B+. … Continue reading →

Our KYA youth football game today is rained out, so I thought I would write a post about our first scrimmage on 8/25/18. We had a pretty good first outing on Offense and Defense. I would grade us a B+. Rookies need some work but good surprises from many new experienced players to our system.  Since we jumped up an age Division with many older players, we drafted a whole new team for the Fall trying to increase our age and experience levels of the team.  We did draft one or two returners from our last two Rams’ seasons that moved up into the older age Division but were still younger than most in the older Division. Other than losing our top lineman pick to a broken leg before the first practice (seriously bad luck), I think our draft strategy was pretty sound.  We looked good in our first scrimmage outing.  Below are some of our pee wee football 9 and 10 year old scrimmage highlights.  Enjoy.

Youth Football Offense Highlights

Coach Whit is the Offensive Coordinator this season. He is running Beast Tight, Beast Worm, Angl, Pie and his Dragon formation which is very similar to the Beast Jumbo formation.  Many of these formations and plays are in the Power Wing Beast Offense Playbook.  We are looking into more of the Speed formation as the season progresses.  We have a good experienced core of running backs that should be able to run these formations with success.  We just need more time and reps to gel and get our timing down.  We may have one of the best Offensive lines that we have coached in a long time.  I am coaching the OLM so I am very excited to be a part of this great group of linemen.

Youth Football Defense Highlights

I am the Defensive Coordinator this season. We are running my Pirate 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense. We have a great group of aggressive Defenders this season. I was very happy with the first scrimmage. We ran the 62 Wide Tackle Defense along with the 62 Tight Tackle and the 62 Double Wide Defense. We had good success with the Double Wide scheme against this team.  I am looking forward to a fun season coaching Defense.

How is your pee wee football season going so far?  Are you running any of my offense or defense schemes?  I would love to hear from you.

Please leave a comment below or Contact Me.

Remember to Play for Fun and Winning is Funner,
Coach Parker
Keller, Texas / Ft. Worth TX / North Texas

I have started using the APEMAN Action Camera 4K  for video.  Pretty cool little camera on Amazon for around $60.  Tons of accessories too.  Comes with a water proof case. Much cheaper than a GoPro and not too expensive if you break it. I also ordered a chest harness and head strap for $10 too.  Check it out.

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Today I’ve got a great video post about coaching youth football offensive linemen. I’ve been working on the O-line practice plan video idea for a while. A friend of mine needed a some ideas about how to coach linemen so … Continue reading...

Today I’ve got a great video post about coaching youth football offensive linemen. I’ve been working on the O-line practice plan video idea for a while. A friend of mine needed a some ideas about how to coach linemen so I put together a detailed practice plan for him based on what I have been doing the last 10 years coaching o-linemen. I call it the One Pager. It’s a 90 minute offensive linemen practice plan that can be used for the week to budget your practice time for you big men. So many youth pee wee football coaches only focus on the running backs, which is a huge mistake. Blocking is key to winning big games. This OLM practice plan gives you and your coaches a great outline to prepare your offensive linemen for your next game and season.

I developed the OLM One Pager from the 40 pages of blocking information out of my Power Wing Beast Offense Playbook for Youth Football and condensed the key points into a handy one page document. This is down from 3 pages in my last attempt at a quick look plan. Why one page? Another coaching friend of mine says he doesn’t read more than one page of anything, so this the One Pager 90 Minute OLM Practice Plan. This one sheet gives you pretty much everything you need to do with your OLM during the week based on my blocking philosophies from my PWBO book. You can buy the OLM Practice Plan One Pager for $1.99. If you do not have my book you should still be able to use the One Pager and it you have questions, you can contact me anytime.

O-line 90 Minute Practice Plan – The One Pager

O-line Practice Plan

• 00-10 min    Alignments, Gap Splits, Stance,
• 10-20 min    Steps and Get Offs
• 20-35 min    Blocking Rules
• 35-50 min    Blocking Techniques
• 50-90 min    Blocking Drill Time

What does your offensive line practice time look like?  Would love to hear your ideas and comments.

OLM Practice Plan 90 min – The One Pager – $1.99

Please leave a comment below or Contact Me.

Remember to Play for Fun and Winning is Funner,
Coach Parker
Keller, Texas / Ft. Worth TX / DFW Metro

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Today we’ve got another post on youth football drills. We’re going to talk about what I call my Everyday Drills (EDs) or drills that I always do weekly. These pee wee football drills keep sticking to my practice plans each … Continue reading...

Today we’ve got another post on youth football drills. We’re going to talk about what I call my Everyday Drills (EDs) or drills that I always do weekly. These pee wee football drills keep sticking to my practice plans each season for my youth football teams aged 6 to 12 years old. I do many football drills to address specific weaknesses or for fun to lighten up practice, but these EDs are my go to drills that on a weekly basis are pretty much in every practice.

Everyday Drills for Youth Football

• Pop Pass Pod
• Snaps Pod – QBs & Centers
• Agility Course Warm Ups or Dynamics
• 2 Line Fundamentals
  • Quick Hands
  • Block Engage
  • Seahawk Roll Tackles
  • Stance / Snap Get Off
  • Grab Cloth Finger Grabs
• Angle Tackle Drill
• Contain Pod
• O-Line Alignments, Steps and Rules
• Blocking Box
• Running Back Hand Offs
• Running Back Plays / Holes
• Big Oklahoma / Half Line
• Game Simulation Walk Thrus

My Everyday Drills start with a warm-up drill which I like called the Passing Pod. We do this before practice so the QBs can warm up their arms and the Centers can get snap reps. Everyone runs routes and gets warmed up. Many coaches will use this as their main warm up drill vs agility course or dynamic warm ups. I also like the Snaps Pods drill where you have 3 or 4 centers snapping to 3 or 4 QBs or Running Backs and the QBs switch Center after each snap. We try to get in at least 10 to 25 reps here before practice.  You can combine these two drills if you have enough QBs and Centers.  Each Pass Pod could have 2 QBs and 2 routes to throw, which would give your four QBs and Centers tp rotate around.

Everyday Drills Video

I am also big on the Agility Course for warm-ups, especially for linemen. We do about a 50 yard course with ladders, shuffles, bags, tires, rings, cones, bear crawls etc to get everyone warmed up and ready to go. It is also great conditioning for players. But the biggest positive is quicker feet with our linemen.

One of the main stays in my warm ups since 2006 is two line fundamentals. I usually put guys with a partner every season. We line up in two lines facing each other so we can take roll quickly and also talk about our practice goals, plans and any other team info like game times, jersey changes, grades, etc. Once we are done talking we will do quick Stance, snap count get off, hands drills, Seahawk tackling roll tackles, blocking form fits, Grab Clothe finger grabs and maybe a simple angle tackle drill to finish it up and get a quick water.  Great way to do Dynamic Warm ups too.

Since the Defensive Ends are so critical in our 62 Multi 8 Youth Football Defense scheme we do a Contain Pod drill weekly if not everyday. We discuss position responsibilities, gap and track requirements in great detail with tackle wheels & Yoga Balls or live players. This is basically a half line drill with DTs, DEs, iLbs, and DBs.

With the Offensive Line everyday we will go through an Alignment Gap Split Pod, Steps Stance Get Off Pod, Rules & Engagement Pod, and a live hitting drill like the Blockling Box which I will name a Knight of the Hootchikawdawa (fun name for King of the Hill). Or will we will go through a full Blocking Pod or Board Type Drill.

The Running Backs will break off and do hand offs ball protection drills like the RB Gauntlet Drill. They will also work on play, hole, and track recognition. They will do a ton of walk thrus for timing. We may also have them do a cut drill, stiff arm and or ladder drill to make sure they understand not to cut back inside so much.

We also like to end with a Half Line Scrimmage or a Big Oklahoma Drill. We can get everyone involved and run through all the fundamentals we have been teaching in a live environment.

On the last practice before the game, we like to run a Game Simulation Drill which simulates a real game with all three phases of football; offense, defense, special teams including the coin toss and naming the Captains.

I know each practice I try to get in one tackling and blocking drill.  Also make sure to have some special team drills for your special team period, like the Pursuit Drill and the Bowling for Onside Kicks drill.  If you are returning punts, make sure your players are catching 25 to 50 punts a week.

What do you think of my Everyday Drills for Youth Football?  What drills do you use every practice?  I would love to hear from you.

Please leave a comment below or Contact Me.

Remember to Play for Fun and Winning is Funner,
Coach Parker
Keller, Texas / Ft. Worth TX / DFW Metro

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