Tackling and Turnover Circuits

Description

At the heart of every great defense are the fundamentals of tackling and the ability to create turnovers. Tackling and Turnover Circuits provides an overview of the factors involved in becoming a better tackling defense, one that aggressively creates turnovers. These coaching videos outline practice circuits that include position-specific drills that are designed to result in an enhanced level of defensive production. The drills cover a wide array of topics, ranging from fundamental defensive concepts to game-like scenarios for tackling and turnover. Incorporating these circuits into the game plan for the defense can help develop a defensive mentality that takes pride in being sure tacklers and getting the ball back.

Among the topics covered:

• Fundamentals of tackling
• Four-cone tackling
• Tackling drills
• Turnover circuit
• Team turnover drills
• Game footage

Lessons

1 Introduction 2 Coaching Philosophies 3 My Coaching Philosophy 4 Tackling Circuit 5 Fundamentals of Tackling 6 Close Space Tackle Drill 7 Feet Fit & Finish 8 4-Cone Tackling 9 Tackling Drills: Open Field Angle Tackle 10 Dual Tackle 11 Sideline Tackle 12 Three Man Cut / Tackle 13 Coaching Points 14 Roll Tackle 15 Turnover Circuit 16 Fundamentals of Creating Turnovers 17 The Strip 18 The Scoop Drill 19 Strip Scoop Score 20 Tip Drill 2.0 21 Screen Drill 22 Stick & Follow 23 Line Ball Drills 24 Shoot Hip Drill 25 Lean Undercut Drill 26 Team Turnover Drills 27 Pursuit Drill 28 Oskie Drill 29 Game Footage 30 Conclusion

The Coach

Grant Cain

Special Teams Coordinator / Tight Ends, Indiana University

Grant Cain – Special Teams Coordinator / Tight Ends, Indiana University

Grant Cain is the Special Teams Coordinator and Tight Ends Coach at Indiana University, bringing more than two decades of coaching experience across the collegiate and professional levels. A longtime member of Curt Cignetti’s staff, Cain previously served at James Madison as Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach and was promoted to Assistant Head Coach before following Cignetti to Indiana.

Cain’s special teams units have consistently produced at a high level. In his first season at Indiana, the Hoosiers led the Big Ten with four blocked kicks, ranking sixth nationally, while earning the third-highest special teams grade among Power Four programs according to Pro Football Focus. During his tenure at James Madison, his players earned multiple All-America and All-Conference honors, while tight end Zach Horton earned First-Team All-Sun Belt recognition.

Before James Madison, Cain spent six seasons at Mercer, ultimately serving as Assistant Head Coach while coaching inside linebackers and special teams. He previously coached defensive ends and outside linebackers at Coastal Carolina, began his coaching career at Catawba College, and also worked with the Colorado Crush, helping the organization win ArenaBowl XIX.

A former defensive back and team captain at Catawba, Cain helped the program reach the NCAA Division II Playoffs in each of his four seasons, including a national semifinal appearance. His coaching background spans special teams, tight ends, linebackers, defensive ends, recruiting, and program leadership, giving him a comprehensive perspective on developing winning football teams.

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Caterory:	Football/Tackling
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