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First-Time Coach: Youth Football

First-Time Coach: Youth Football

Paperback

Football

ISBN10: 1795296399
ISBN13: 9781795296397
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 27 2019
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
I've found your First-Time Coach: Youth Football book to be an amazing resource. Thank you! - J. Cory Hoffer, Richmond, Va.

I have been on a knowledge journey and it has led me to your 'First-Time Coach' book. I found it very interesting and insightful, not to mention helpful in allowing me to gather some thoughts and notes for planning this season out. - Josh Stephens, Hampton, Va.

First-Time Coach: Youth Football and Read Option Offense for Youth Football were awesome books! - Travis Harris, Denham Springs, Louisiana

You have agreed to coach a youth football team. You have enthusiasm, work ethic, charisma - and no experience. Where to start? In First-Time Coach: Youth Football, a veteran youth football coach takes you through the ins and outs of guiding a team. In these pages you will find guidance on preseason planning, preparing and running efficient practices, designing an offense and defense, managing your team on game day, and more. You will also find sample depth charts, call sheets, scouting forms, and practice planning templates. And if you need help coming up with an offense, we have included six runs and six passes to get you started. First-Time Coach: Youth Football will help you navigate this challenging, rewarding journey. Designed for coaches of players 8 to 12, First-Time Coach: Youth Football is intended for new coaches who enjoy football and may have helped out with intramural sports - soccer, tee ball, flag football, etc. - and whose organized football playing experience ended in high school if not earlier; and coaches who have served as an assistant football coach at a higher level like college or high school, but are unfamiliar with the idiosyncrasies of coaching little kids.

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