Dan Woolley

In this course, Coach Woolley will use presentations and videos to show you how to implement the Spin Series as a change-up to the straight-ahead attack of The Single Wing Style Power Run Series allowing you to confuse defenders, created doubt, and keep the defense off-balance to protect the base plays.

This series allows you to run most of the same base plays detailed in Coach Woolley's first presentation, A SINGLE WING STYLE POWER RUN SERIES FOR USE IN ANY OFFENSE- FEATURING POWER, SWEEP, COUNTER XX AND WEDGE, with no changes to the blocking schemes, thereby increasing your complexity to the defense, while allowing your players to execute at a high level. The only change is to the mesh path of the backs which stays consistent, no matter the play.

This course will show you  when to run the Spin Series and how to run the following plays in the Spin Series (and how they can be effective no matter the defensive alignment.)

1. Spin Power

2. Spin Sweep Strong

3. Spin Sweep Weak

4. Spin Wedge

5. Spin Pass

6. Spin Screen

IT IS STRONGLY SUGGESTED THAT YOU HAVE PURCHASED THE FIRST COURSE, A SINGLE WING STYLE POWER RUN SERIES FOR USE IN ANY OFFENSE- FEATURING POWER, SWEEP, COUNTER XX AND WEDGE. WHILE THE SPIN COURSE COULD BE UNDERSTOOD AS A STAND ALONE COURSE, THE KNOWLEDGE GAINED IN THE FIRST COURSE WILL ALLOW YOU TO BE MUCH MORE EFFECTIVE AT THIS SERIES.

In this course, Coach Woolley will use presentations and video to share with you the philosophy behind the offensive series, tips for what to look for when selecting personnel, basic formation, line splits, blocking rules and techniques for the 4 base run plays.

1. Power

2. Counter XX and XX Keep

3. Sweep Strong 

4. Wedge

Learn the in's and out's of these 4 base plays that have been the driving force behind Coach Woolley's successful tenure as Head Coach at Scott HS (Taylor Mill, KY). These plays were the foundation of his high powered rushing offense which averaged 6.57 YPC, a touchdown run every 12.2 carries, increased the team's win percentage by 158% and increased points scored per game by 124% when compared to all previous seasons in school history.