In this football video 6-dvd series, the Miami Football coaching staff presents six outstanding football videos (dvds) in each of their football specialties.  In the first football video, Punting Game Drills, Special Teams Coach Don Soldinger explains the football drills that the Miami football team uses to teach the base and spread punt formations. This football video is a complete guide to putting all the parts together for a well organized punting game.  In the second football video, Defensive Line Drills, Coach Greg Mark teaches the defensive football drills that develop agility, speed and explosion necessary for a defensive lineman.  Coach Mark starts at the football fundamentals, and works up to live blockers, highlighting the key to each football drill in this excellent video. In the third football video, Defensive Line Drills, Coach Curtis Johnson demonstrates football drills that improve and promote finger dexterity, hand-eye coordination, a low center of gravity, and proper stance and start. This is a great football video to add to your collection. In the fourth football video, Quarterback Fundamentals, Coach Dan Werner teaches everything about the quarterback's job of delivering the football. In this football video, he explains the proper lower body position, grip and throwing motion step-by-step. This video also covers the footwork of the three, five and big-five drops using the drive, speed, and set-up steps.  In the fifth football video, Linebacker Drills, Coach Vernon Hargreaves explains the defensive football drills used by Miami coaches to reinforce proper football technique and fundamentals for linebackers: stance, footwork, agility, reading the play, taking good angles, shedding blockers and tackling. In the sixth football video, Defensive Back Drills, Coach Mark Stoops outlines 25 football drills that teach the proper footwork needed for a great defensive back. These drills teach the fundamentals. Order Football Videos

This is the complete guide to the 3-5-3 Defense!  In this 11 dvd set, titles include Basics of the 3-5-3, Defending the Wing-T, Advanced Secondary Coverages, Defending the Option, 45 Blitzes, Secondary Coverages, Defending the Spread, Defensive Line Drills & Techniques, Linebacker Drills & Techniques, Secondary Man-to Man Techniques, and Defensive Back Drills & Techniques. It is the most comprehensive compilation in existence for the 3-5-3.

Item Number: FD-02179

Basics of the 3-5-3

with Bert Williams,
Georgia Military College Head Coach

This is the complete guide to the 3-5-3! In this video, Coach Williams reveals the defense that led Georgia Military to a perfect 2001 season, capped with an NJCAA National Championship, and an NJCAA record 61.7 yards total offense allowed per game. It begins with position names and works into fronts, stunts, blitzes, and coverages. Four fronts are covered in-depth beginning with the base front, leading to variations of the solid, under, and tuff fronts. Coach Williams covers five different stunts that can be effectively used in the 3-5-3. Georgia Military has an amazing 21-1 record since moving to the 3-5-3! They have played for two national championships, produced eight All-Americans and the 2001 NJCAA Defensive Player of the Year!

46 minutes. 2004.

Defending the Option with the 3-5-3

with Bert Williams,
Georgia Military College Head Coach

Defending the option effectively is one of the most difficult things to do in football. In this video, Coach Williams will show you how to do that using one of the most effective defenses in football today - the 3-5-3. Using consistent, simple rules, Williams diagrams the various fronts, stunts, and blitzes you can use to put your defenders in position to shutdown multiple option looks. Utilizing this defense, Georgia Military set a national junior college record in allowing an unbelievable 67.6 total yards per game. This video is a great compliment to Coach William's Basics of the 3-5-3.

50 minutes. 2004.

with Rob Manchester,
Georgia Military College Defensive Backs Coach

Over the past three years Georgia Military College has produced 8 NJCAA All-Americans, 1 NJCAA Player of the Year, and has finished in the top 11 all three years, including winning the NJCAA National Championship in 2001 and finishing second in 2002. GMC's success can be contributed mostly to the 3-5-3 Defensive scheme implemented by the coaching staff. In this video, Defensive Backs Coach Rob Manchester goes through techniques and drills for man-to-man secondary coverage, along with additional techniques for the GMC 3 Deep Coverage. He shares and explains three techniques and nine drills on a whiteboard and then demonstrates each of them with players on the field. This video gives you one of the essential components for the Georgia Military 3-5-3 Defense and is a great complement to the other videos in the 3-5-3 series.

55 minutes. 2004.

with Rob Manchester,
Georgia Military College Defensive Backs Coach

In this video, Coach Manchester gives you the keys to developing great defensive backs in any defensive system - especially the 3-5-3 defense. Georgia Military has been a dominate defensive team in recent years using the 3-5-3 . picking off 60 passes in a three year stretch is one reason for the success! Coach Manchester will break down stance with on-field demonstration, highlighted with game film, to allow you to see the drill demonstrated and see how it applies to a game situation. Eight back pedaling drills, two cone drills, and combo drills are demonstrated. All of these drills simulate a game-like experience. The weave drill, speed turn drill, and backpedal and drive drill are the final drills covered. This video is a perfect complement for Defending the Spread with the 3-5-3 and Basics of the 3-5-3.

58 minutes. 2004.

with Greg Wallace,
Grinnell College Head Football Coach
and Jeff Pedersen,
Grinnell Assistant Football Coach

The Shotgun Wing-T has become the fastest growing offense in the country. In this outstanding DVD, Grinnell coaches Greg Wallace and Jeff Pedersen discuss the benefits and how you can implement this offense into your program! While most offenses rely on a traditional, strong-armed quarterback to be successful, the Shotgun Wing-T focuses on the teams' best athletes. Flexibility is a feature of the Wing-T as described by six basic formations that can be used. During the presentation, Coaches Wallace and Pedersen clearly describe alignments, the best types of players to put at each position, blocking schemes, and reads that enable success year in and out. Special emphasis is given to teaching the T alignment and how fundamentally important it is to teach it in early practices. Wallace gives great insight into blocking and the snap, two cornerstones of the Wing-T. This detailed and insightful look at the Shotgun Wing-T will put you on the path to winning football.

44 minutes. 2006.

with Greg Wallace,
Grinnell College Head Football Coach;
and Jeff Pedersen,
Grinnell Assistant Football Coach

Consistently producing rushing yards is yet another benefit of the Wing-T offense. In this excellent DVD, Coaches Wallace and Pedersen use diagrams and game footage to illustrate and teach this exciting brand of football. This presentation details blocking techniques for the offensive line and the skill position players. Wallace and Pedersen highlight three staple plays of their Wing-T running game: Tailback Sweep, Quarterback Sweep and the Counter Trey Option. For each play they diagram the formation alignment, blocking schemes and fundamentals, and reads. To add flexibility to the package, they include variations, fakes, and misdirection. This DVD dives into such critical areas as timing, spacing, and reads for the quarterbacks and running backs. In addition, Coach Pedersen shares secrets for disguising plays utilizing fakes and misdirection to help balance the attack. Once diagrammed on the board, game footage delivers a valuable illustration of these three prominent running plays. This DVD is a must for any coach wanting to implement the Shotgun Wing-T into your offensive system!

41 minutes. 2006.

with Greg Wallace,
Grinnell College Head Football Coach;
and Jeff Pedersen,
Grinnell Assistant Football Coach

A dangerous passing attack adds to the versatility of the popular Shotgun Wing-T offense. Coaches Wallace and Pedersen break down their passing attack using game footage and marker board presentations. Special emphasis is given to the 3-step, 5-step and the roll out passing game. Wallace details the blocking schemes of each while Pedersen explains the passing routes. The 3-step attack relies on a picket fence approach to protect the passer as well as down the seam and outside passing attacks. The 5-step attack focuses on the Dig Post route, a randomly used big play option. The third option, the roll out passing game, gives quarterbacks great flexibility - allowing them to break containment to their advantage. Picket fence blocking and the smash route for receivers make the roll out a valuable offensive option. Two trick plays, the waggle screen and the sweep reverse, are also highlighted. Throughout the DVD emphasis is given to quarterback footwork, technique and the importance of making reads. The options provided in the Wing-T Passing Attack will make any offense a threat to score on every play!

55 minutes. 2006.

Item number: FD-02854

Using game footage, Coach Hal Mumme (New Mexico St. Univ.) shares some of the plays and explosive offensive strategies from the Air Raid Offense. Coach Mumme starts with warm-up drills. These drills are done at one-quarter speed in position groups. All receivers are involved in the noose & settle drill, which is a catch, tuck and turn up the field exercise. The pat & go is an individual drill for receivers that help develop the skill of looking...

with Chris Hatcher,
Valdosta State University Head Coach

In Air Raid Offense I, Coach Hatcher reveals the secrets that have made Valdosta State an offensive juggernaut in DII college football today. Hatcher covers the crossing route series, mesh package, and shallow crossing route series that allowed his teams to win 46 of the first 52 games he coached at VSU. This is an offense that works effectively from multiple formations and within multiple offensive schemes. Each position is broken down with emphasis on routes for backs and receivers, rules to follow versus man coverage, 2-deep zone coverage, and 3-deep zone coverage. Each segment features game footage to demonstrate how the plays should look when run correctly and what reads should be made. Air Raid Offense II and Drills for the Air Raid Offense are excellent compliments to Air Raid Offense I.

44 minutes. 2004.

with J.T. Curtis,
John Curtis Christian School (LA) Head Coach,
2006 USA Today National HS Coach of the Year;
21 State HS Football titles

Coach Curtis has seen a return to the 3-man front 50 defense in recent years. His presentation covers technique, linebacker play and secondary concepts, and is a good tool for the coach looking into the 50 defense. Curtis emphasizes the outside linebackers in the defense as drop defenders, which opens up many opportunities. A quick nose guard that can guard the run and pass brings an anchor to the defense. When defensive tackles play tight, they must still be able to contain. The two ends must anchor the line of scrimmage and play a tight, 7 technique. The inside linebacker lines up on the outside shoulder of the guard and needs to be in an aggressive, downhill, attack position. Teamwork is essential, as the front must keep people off the linebackers so they are free to make plays. The next teaching progression deals with the split backs, both linebackers will be in slow read. The guts of the defense are the three down linemen. Read attack is based off the release of the linemen you are lined up against. In the secondary, the strong safety gets his run read from the tight end's release.

58 minutes. 2007.

with J.T. Curtis,
John Curtis Christian School (LA) Head Coach,
2006 USA Today National HS Coach of the Year;
21 State HS Football titles

With its popularity, the Wing T has become a focus of defenses all over the country. Coach Curtis details the technique and teaching points the make up his winning defense against the Wing T. The trap, buck sweep and waggle play are all weapons that must be stopped by the defense. Blocking schemes in the trap are diagrammed using the white board. A key is the tackle, who must make the trap before the offense gets started. Also, forcing the ball in helps eliminate the guards from the play. The quick fake and quick option are two attacks that must be stopped by the defense. The misdirection counter play is presented in a detailed manner, including responsibilities of all players. Good offenses are using the slot, double and power to score points. Coach Curtis shows how the 50 defense can be utilized to stop all three attacks.

37 minutes. 2007.

with J.T. Curtis,
John Curtis Christian School (LA) Head Coach,
2006 USA Today National HS Coach of the Year;
21 State HS Football titles

Using a variety of assistant coaches, Coach Curtis begins with the base package for the 50 defense. In the Doubles Out of Under, the defense works to get the free rusher alone against the runner where he can make big plays. Also, it uses a combo concept if the receivers run crossing routes. Trips Out of Under and Trips Out of the Gun are different looks for the 50 defense, which is diagrammed on the white board. Walking the ends out to space is the key to this 50 defense. It gives you more options and different looks. In the nickel alignment, Curtis emphasizes lining up your free rusher to the running back's side. Defending the empty set is another emphasis of this base package. The blitz is an option but instead, Curtis changes the location of the rush. The hash mark game is also a favorite aspect of this defense. The goal is to shrink the area to the boundary from 17 feet to just 10 feet. Players must be athletic enough to be able to wall receivers to the boundary. When players understand general concepts, the added elements of the 50 defense add to its strength.

45 minutes. 2007.