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This course is over an hour long!!!
Coach Marty breaks down their user friendly INSIDE ZONE and ZONE READ running plays.
He will talk about the
- offensive line ID’s,
- techniques & footwork for every position,
- universal rules they give their tight ends.
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Fantastic complement to Inside Zone because it attacks defense in a much different way
INSIDE ZONE attacks vertically with the back on the midline....
then OUTSIDE ZONE attacks horizontally and stretches the defense.
Coach Marty breaks down their outside zone, and goes into great detail about the nuances of what they are trying to accomplish when running it – and how to coach your guys so they are able to get it done.
THE KEY IS.....
- Wall the front side and cut off the backside.
- RB has to patiently find the alley....Hunting for the vertical cut
Frontside blockers to be patient & under control. Backside cut off pursuit.
REMEMBER...This is a Multiple Formation Offense....
- No TE or with a TE
- Blocking vs Under, Over, & Odd, and 33 Stack
ARE YOU COACHING YOUR BACKS PROPERLY???
- Coach Marty talkS about the importance of syncing your back’s footwork and pacing
- This is NECESSARY in orrder to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of the scheme.
In 2019, Coach Marty's starting tailback....
- led the state in yards per carry,
- rushed for over a thousand yards,
- led the state in all-purpose yardage.
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Do You Play Schools Bigger Than You?
Can’t Block the D-1 End With the Booster Prez Son?
THEN YOU NEED POWER READ !!!
“If you can’t block ‘em, read ‘em.”
POWER READ is the so-called Inverted Veer and has been the weapon of choice for Cam Newton, RG3, and now Lamar Jackson, Deshaun Watson, and Jalen Hurts.
It evolved from the Zone Read, which the QB reads an unblocked defender on the backside. But reading backside & having the QB go in the opposite direction of the RB was missing a great part of option football, which was to read a frontside defender.
The POWER READ solves that dilemma because it reads an unblocked defender on the frontside, while sending both the RB and QB in same direction, but on inverted paths: the RB goes outside while the QB dives inside.
POWER & POWER READ are two plays in one because both use the simple POWER blocking scheme: OL use angles & double teams to cave down the defense & leave the edge defender unblocked.
- Great for small schools who cannot invest the time into teaching combo blocks with 2-way players.
- Great vs blitzing. Easy to teach because you just block whomever is on your track.
This unblocked defender can be kicked out (POWER)….or read by the QB (POWER READ).
The kickout player can be a FB, pulling Guard, or Sniffer/TE/Wing coming across the formation. On POWER READ this same player pulls up into the hold to lead block for the QB.
The End is in total conflict:
- Squeeze to take on the kickout & let the RB run around him
- Contain the sweeping RB and let the QB dive inside of him.
These two plays allow you to take advantage of athletes at the skill positions and use your smaller, more athletic lineman - to your advantage.
As defenses have evolved, any good SYSTEM has answers. The MULTIPLE GUN SYSTEM will run it with fly sweep motion or add additional blockers at the point of attack.
Coach Marty begins by going over the blocking schemes:
- Over, Under, Odd, and 33 Stack defenses.
The MULTIPLE GUN OFFENSE is a shotgun, fast pace, no-huddle offense:
- Gun, Pistol, & Under Center….
- Coach has both Empty and I-Back cutups
- They hand the ball off to a RB or a Fly Sweeper
- No TE. with a TE. Two TE
Great detail about the TE rules, even covering 2-tight end formations to be even more devastating.
He demonstrates the footwork but primarily uses a TON of endzone film to teach the timing & mesh of the RB & QB. All this endzone footage with Hi-Def camera will teach you the read progression for the QB.
If you've ever wanted to run the power read in your offense, or enhance the version of the power read you're currently running, then this video
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Every offense develops tendencies
...which is why every offense needs a counter play to offset those tendencies.
...Counters also attack a defense that is overplaying the strong side run.
Coach Marty’ shows multiple ways to run their counter scheme.
- rules,
- techniques,
- multiple presentations
It is called POWER WRAP instead of Counter because TE wraps around. The Guard handles the C-gap defender. Switch responsibilities
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Pin and pull concepts have become increasingly popular in the last 5 years.
Why? It’s easy to implement!
Similar to how zone, gap and power schemes work – the pin & pull scheme has a set of rules which allow for lineman to communicate with each other to execute the best possible blocking scenario. The base rules for the pin & pull system are as such:
- If uncovered, pull play-side
- Down blocks fill for the pulling lineman, typically in the back-side gap (which tend to be an easier leverage block)
- Running backs follow the pulling lineman for added downfield blocking support
The pin and pull system looks similar to the outside zone play, as it still has some of the same characteristics, such as arc releasing and reach blocking. The RB also has the same aiming point
on both PIN & PULL and Outside Zone.
However, in the pin-pull sweep, the down blocks give linemen better blocking angles instead of the reach and run technique used in a typical outside zone play.
The pin and pull starts up front, with the ease it presents offensive linemen.
There can be as many as 3 linemen pulling !!!
It’s easy to understand for the linemen.
WANT TO RUN RPOs?? The biggest advantage is that no linemen are downfield immediately. That provides roughly 1.5 seconds for the quarterback before the linemen even consider leaving the line of scrimmage.
Since the team can run the ball anytime it needs to, the offense is always right if the QB makes correct reads
- that QB can always take off and run,
- or pass over the top if the defender comes up as run support.
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WANT TO ADD PLAYS WITHOUT TEACHING ANYTHING NEW?
Turn Any Play in your Offense into a QB Run Scheme?
A 56-minute course...
When the QB runs the ball, you have 10 blockers instead of 9
The extra blocker at a point of attack gives you a +1 advantage
Do the math....+1 plays are undefeated.
Since every play is ALREADY in your offense, there is no extra practice time, especially if you have a SYSTEM of terminology
All Marty does is have 4 TAG words for the RB...so he can turn ANY play in the offense into a QB run play
- Kickout
- LineBacker
- Safety
- Fan or arc block
He doesn’t like to run his QB often, but when the Tigers do, they are deadly efficient because of the formations, motions, and presentations they use when running their QB.
- 3rd down
red zone
short yardage
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Action creates reaction – and there is no greater weapon presnap than fly motion.
- Forces defense to declare and declare quickly,
- messes with called blitzes,
- Notorious thief of defenders eyes.
Coach Marty’ breaks down the multiple ways and schemes to use Fly Sweep in the running game, which makes them such a tough defend for opposing defenses.
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