Pistol WingT

Short QB? Sprint him out of the pocket, which is also a super easy pass protection
Use Motion, Trips, and the TB to create over 20 looks from one concept

We are going to discuss using our series and/or plays to set up our counters and then we will briefly discuss one of our trick plays that is a big part of many Wing T offenses

Coach has been setting Lots of Records in Michigan
Prepare for Blitz & Coverages
Use Formations and Quick Pass Game
Attack Inside, Off Tackle, and Outside vs this 8-man box

Run Midline, Inside Veer, and Outside Veer using one blocking scheme

Our power play vs 4 and 5 man fronts, and loaded box have been effective with both big and strong, small and quick offensive lineman. Down Down and around always productive.

Air Raid in the Pistol Wing-T

Stress Defense by making everything look the same
Counter, Waggle, Trap, Down, Belly, Buck, Rocket

Building a Call Sheet in your Game Plan

Find out why RPOs off Belly is the easiest RPO out of Pistol

Open Sets, Trips, Unbalanced, and 4x1 formations are not limited to the WIng-T, and the Waggle Pass, a highly productive pass within the offense can certainly be adapted to any offense using these types of formations.  David Norris goes into detail in how to install the Waggle and attack any defense.

Find out why RPOs off Belly is the easiest RPO out of Pistol

Crossing the 2 Wings, A Wing & TE, or A Wing & X-receiver is the best plassing play in the Pistol Wing T

Every team has 2 hours to practice. Maximizing reps is one way to gain advantage
The goal is 3 reps per minute

Why Pistol instead of Shotgun or Under Center

Using Jet Motion by the Wing.....

• The QB will read the D-End to decide whether to hand off the Jet or Keep it and run up in the C-gap
• The Fullback can be the lead blocker for the QB
• The Full back can be the lead blocker for the Jet....with the backside Guard wrapping around to lead block for the QB

Transition from I Back to Pistol Wing-T:

From David Norris or known as "Coach Bear", comes a series of lectures that offers offense concepts.

Shifting to Pistol Wing-T, discover what fits your team best, know more options for motion/ misdirection and gaps. Surely this course will help those who love to spread the ball around and to pull and hit in offense.

Being in the Pistol allows your QB to read unblocked defenders.

Now you don't have to call a play, see how the defense reacts, then come back to the answer a few plays later.

The QB makes the defense PAY for wrong decision on that very play

Buck Sweep RPOs & QB Steal out of Pistol:

Head Coach Nick Gehrts shares more offensive concepts in this course.

Get to know more footwork and options for your passing games on top of those you have undercenter. Learn rules on buck sweep and be equipped in reading linebackers and safeties.

Guard Trap from Pistol Wing-T:

Being part of a bigger system, running guard trap can be a key play for a homerun. In this lecture series, Head Coach Marce Porcello will show us the advantages of guard traps. Learn how to block linebackers quickly, enforce deception, and do 4-man and 5-man fronts trap. Moreso, you can watch their footwork for the different personnel in the field to nail the guard trap.  

3 STATE TITLES

Are you a tradiational Wing T team.  Hard core devotion to Tubby Raymond system?

Well so is (was) Coach Phipps.

Despite having consistent winning records from under center, Coach Phipps and his 4A Wake Forest squad couldn't get to the Big Dance.

SO THEY SWITCHED TO PISTOL.

They kept the Delaware Number System.   Kept all the backfield footwork the same.

But just backed their QB up so that .....

• they could pass the ball more
• which led to running RPOs off the Belly play

This video will show you how to run the following from the Pistol

• Belly
• Tackle Trap
• Belly Sweep
• BELLY PASS......yes and a few RPO ideas.

coach Rick Stewart is also on the talk and there is some great Pistol dialogue at the end during the Q&A session.

Jet & Rocket Sweep from Pistol:

Have more of our offensive coordinator - Coach Hancel Phipps' Jet and Rocket Series.

Get this course and learn more ways for your offensive system to fit your personnel. Learn how to keep defenses off balance, get more coaching points on various Jet and Fly reads and Rockets including play side techniques.

Screens and Play Action in Pistol Wing-T:

Head Coach Jason Gorst takes us to the traditional wing-T and pistol; showing us how we install run play and pass play.

Learn the installations of moves like power, buck sweep, and jet sweep right after faking run plays and incorporate protection schemes and variable speed on routes. Watch the game films on boot pass, power pass, jet play, jet pass, and slip/ swing/ buck screens.

Drop Back Passing from Pistol:

From Coach Hancel Phipps' points on passing game concepts, learn to use Wing-T from small to big/ high level talents.

Save time on blocks and be successful in passing games. Get this course and know more concepts to use on passing games and how to adjust offense path accordingly.  

Play Action Sprints, Draw and Screen:

Learn from Head Coach Nick Gehrts on offensive techniques.

Transform your team to be a sound scoring machine with this course on play action, sprints, draw and screen.

Speed Option from Pistol:

Get Head Coach Marce Porcello's lectures and game films on how to block everyone and outnumber defense.

Highly physical teams will like this course as it promotes movement and no-read plays. 

Running Buck, Trap, & Waggle from 10 Formations:

Learn from coach David Norris who has been a dedicated offensive coordinator.

Use these plays to help your team become tougher while improving your play calls and offensive line.

Pistol Wing-T Counter Game:

Be immersed in Wing-T system as Head Coach Marce Porcello shows sound blocking schemes and effective defense strategies.

Transition to Pistol from traditional Wing-T and improve your passing games, vertical threats and reads.

Buck Sweep Variations, Formations, Motions & Blocking:

Learn the Buck Basics and more from Head Coach Jason Gorst. Get the key concepts and formations for pistol buck sweep 4-2-5. Know important points for your personnel like the quick guard, strong/ quick tackle, center (responsible for the A-gap), split ends, and fullback; and get tips on how to improve your faking motions.

Watch the game films and learn the different useful motions and formations: Yo Yo motion, launch motion, and split formation. More so, be equipped with the various blocking schemes from odd-man front, C-gap buck, and log & extend.