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Thursday, January 17, 2013

qb manual out of print

The qb manual is out of print!

I just got 2 request for the QB manual but unfortunately it is currently out of print. (The Dvds are still available) To those that sent for the QB manual - I shredded the uncashed checks.

Sorry for ant inconvenience

John

PS Please do not send any DVD request to my old address (in PA) the New forms have my jersey address. Thank you

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

2012 Highlights

Thought while you were waiting on a new article you would like to view this years highlights. Some option / some defense. Enjoy

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Been busy

Holy Spirit races past top seed to take crown

As you can see - we won it all! Long season. I'll get back to posting right after holidays

Friday, April 6, 2012

Error in Dvd post

There was an error in the DVD post -

The contact email should read J_iannucci@comcast.net

To all those that contacted me I will have the flyers out today. Sorry for the Delay but I wanted to get copies in stock before I started to take monies.

Best Technical Football books I've Read

"Coaching the Complete Triple Gun Offense" by Tony DeMeo. Unlike his first book on the gun triple, this book gives complete insite into the overall package and scheme. Complete with a dvd, this is a must for anybody thinking of switching to his system. Also visit his site TonyDemeo.com for more info
"Developing the Quick Game Vol. I" by Robinson and Cloverdale. An excellent way for any coach to develop a complete understand as to the why, how and when of running the quick game. You can't go wrong with any product from these guys related to throwing the all.
"Football's Eagle and Stack Defense" by Ron Vanderlein. An excellent book for any coach looking for a complete system or just a way to tweak their eagle package. Helps one understand the strengths and weaknesses while giving insight to adapting the age old front to meet the modern offenses.
"40 plus 60" by Larry Bekish. The bible of the trap option by one of it's founders. Detailed and practical, it also includes a great section in the beginning on "what it takes to win," and "Theory of Option football" as well as a "Stunt School" for quarterback trainning. If you google his name, he had a site where the out of print book is still available
"The Multibone" by Tony DeMeo The godfather in books on the flexbone. Written over 30 years ago, way ahead of its time. The section on teaching the quarterback to read is still a classic.
"The Wishbone T" by Homer Smith and Pepper Rodgers. Worth it alone for the concept chapter on three back option whether you run it or have to defend it.
"Coaching Football" by John Ralston. This tome is actually a blueprint for running a successful football program. If you can't run the peripheral parts of a program after reading this - you better get out of the profession. I may have the title wrong.
"Hot Line to Victory" by Woody Hayes. Actually written as a text book on football, a must if you can get it. The section on finding a job and interviewing still has no peer. Was used by many top business schools just for this section.
" Principles and Play" by Dave Nelson. An older book but still the best for teaching the basics of the game. A must for any new or old coach. It gave me the basis for my philosophy.

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