A one-dimensional offensive football team is rarely successful. To achieve optimal success, an offense must possess the dual ability to run and pass. In recent years, the spread offense has greatly enhanced the passing game. The excitement generated by spread passing game has been phenomenal. Unfortunately, it has caused some coaches to overlook the potential of the run. Offensive Coordinator Handbook for Football’s Running Game, by Leo Hand, enables coaches to develop a fully comprehensive running game whose potential equals that of their passing game.
What's inside:
Chapter 1: 50 Offensive Concepts That Help Light Up the Scoreboard
Chapter 2: Understanding Defensive Run Responsibilities
Chapter 3: Comprehensive Overview of Offensive Formations
Chapter 4: Base Blocking Scheme
Chapter 5: B Gap Iso Blocking Scheme
Chapter 6: Power Blocking Scheme
Chapter 7: Punch Blocking Scheme
Chapter 8: G Punch Blocking Scheme
Chapter 9: Long Counter Trey Blocking Scheme
Chapter 10: Short Counter Trey Blocking Scheme
Chapter 11: Grid Blocking Scheme
Chapter 12: Gridiron Blocking Scheme
Chapter 13: Slant Blocking Scheme
Chapter 14: Power Sweep Blocking Scheme
Chapter 15: Sweep Blocking Scheme
Chapter 16: Quick Pitch Blocking Scheme
Chapter 17: Olio Blocking Scheme
Chapter 18: Trap Blocking Scheme
Chapter 19: Trail Blocking Scheme
Chapter 20: Veer Blocking Scheme
Chapter 21: Dual Midline Option Blocking Scheme
Chapter 22: Bootleg Blocking Scheme
Chapter 23: Reverse Blocking Scheme
Chapter 24: Offensive Line Running Game Techniques
Chapter 25: Offensive Backfield Run Game Techniques
Chapter 26: Developing a Fully Dimensional, Sequential Run Offense
Chapter 27: “Dare” to Be Different
