Chad McGehee

The East Coast 3-4 has recently been made popular by current Army Defensive Coordinator Nate Woody and his family of coaches.  The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement/slant on each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap. This course builds on the overview of the base 3-4 but goes into detail on how you can add the 4th rusher from different positions, multiple fronts such as Tite, Bear, Under, Over and two base zone creepers that are utilized.  Details are given on mixing coverages while disguising them pre snap.  

The East Coast 3-4 has recently been made popular by current Army Defensive Coordinator Nate Woody and his family of coaches.  The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement/slant on each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap.  By utlizing great disguise pre snap this defense has been consistently successful through the years.  This is the first course in a series, that provides an overview of the basics of bench reduction and field reduction.  We will review bench reduction quarters coverage as well as it's formation adjustments and alignments.  We will also review field reduction Cover 3 and it's coaching points.  These two front movements have been the basic foundation of this defense for more than a decade.  This course provides the overview.  Following videos will cover run fits and defensive line play giving you a comprehensive look at the East Coast 3-4.  

The East Coast 3-4 has recently been made popular by current Army Defensive Coordinator Nate Woody and his family of coaches.  The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement/slant on each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap. This course goes in depth of fitting zone and gap schemes. It details the reduction side and okie side rules of the inside linebackers with their keys and reads to each side. This is the 2nd video to follow up the first video giving the overview of the defense.

The East Coast 3-4 has recently been made popular by current Army Defensive Coordinator Nate Woody and his family of coaches.  The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement/slant on each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap. This course goes in depth on how we install run fits for the Outside Linebackers.  Details on what a 6 technique and 9 technique responsibilities are vs. the run game.  

The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap.  By utlizing great disguise pre snap this defense has been consistently successful through the years.  This course will cover the Defensive line play. We will cover how we slant with the ends and the nose and the technique utilized in order to maintain gap integrity. Film will include the defensive line play vs. zone to, zone away, and all gap schemes. It all starts up front.

The East Coast 3-4 has recently been made popular by current Army Defensive Coordinator Nate Woody and his family of coaches.  The 3-4 system has allowed us to put more speed on the field by utilizing more linebacker type personnel with Defensive line movement/slant on each snap.  The Offenses have to account for all four linebackers that can potentially add into the rush each snap. This course goes in depth on 2 under 3 deep 6 man hot pressure.  The ability to to bring 6 man pressure still playing zone coverage with zone eyes on QB.  These pressure are able to be utilized on early downs to get the offense behind the chains as well as creating pressure on Passing situations.  We cover all details from installation to how we rep it in practice.