The Coaching 101 Podcast
Listen as Coach Kenny Simpson and Coach Daniel Chamberlain discuss the ins and outs of coaching fundamentals at the High School level. We will tackle becoming a new coach, how to take over a down program, best drills to install your new Defensive scheme, how to stop your cross town (or cross bridge) rival, and everything in-between.
New episodes will drop Sunday morning each week.
The Coaching 101 Podcast
Maximizing Playmaker Touches and Offensive Adaptability
In this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson discuss the importance of involving key players in various ways on offense. They delve into strategies for building a flexible offensive system, adapting plays and formations, and adding game-specific wrinkles to confuse defenses. The conversation also touches on the importance of tracking player touches, maintaining player morale, and the necessity of having a system that can handle personnel changes, especially at the quarterback position. The episode includes quotes from the 'Team Themes' series and promotes listener engagement with sponsors and valuable resources for coaching.
Social Media:
Daniel
@CoachChamboOK on X
ChamberlainFootballConsulting@gmail.com
ChamberlainFootballConsulting.com
https://www.patreon.com/chamberlainfootballconsulting
YouTube: @CoachChamboOK
Kenny
@FBCoachSimpson on X
FBCoachSimpson@gmail.com
FBCoachSimpson.com
YouTube: @KennySimpson6282
00:00 Welcome Back to Coaching 101
00:32 Military Weekend Recap
01:44 Bye Week and Rivalry Games
02:53 Challenges and Adjustments in Football
05:01 Quote of the Week: Sincerity
06:28 Simplifying Football for Staff and Players
08:02 Promoting Jamie's Book
09:19 Getting the Ball to Your Playmakers
20:13 Building an Offense Around Your Best Players
22:58 Creating Space for Players
23:37 Running Plays with Multiple Players
24:57 Adapting to Quarterback Changes
26:54 Building a Flexible Offensive System
29:20 Adding Wrinkles to Your Offense
38:30 The Importance of Evolving Systems
42:18 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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