I made another appearance on Mark Rogers TV. This time discussing how to get your best athletes on the field.
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Athletic Performance: #IMFBWOD 17 week winter-spring programming
With spring football fast approaching for high schools I know your mind is clouded. However, you can access our winter-spring off-season programming from Ironman Football for a $1 donation on Patreon. It includes body weight work, testing methods, agility drills, unilateral and bilateral work, olympic lifts, and yoga all in a 3-day programming method.
Click here to access the Patreon link to the #IMFBWOD program
Sample workout:
Don’t forget, our 8-week 3-day summer programming is coming soon. Posts will start coming up on the week of May 3rd, 2019. Follow #IMFBWOD on Patreon and Twitter.
SOTU: More film of ‘Canes from scrimmage #2
Miami had their first open scrimmage, second scrimmage of the spring, last weekend. Check out defensive alignments to two tight end sets, slant-arrow (rub) concepts, and why you can’t be married to the run on 4th and 1. Also some offensive line play conversation for good measure!
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SOTU: Should Tate Martell be Miami’s Taysom Hill?
From SOTU (part of SB Nation). I cover the Ohio State transfer Tate Martell and the QB competition at Miami. Martell is vying for a starting QB spot with the Hurricanes but seems behind the 8-ball already. Don’t waste an athlete, use him!
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Mark Rogers TV: Talking Air Raid and Mike Leach
Mark Rogers TV: How to run RPO’s
I made my debut appearance on Mark Rogers TV talking about the Miami Hurricanes, Dan Eno’s offense, Manny Diaz, and Run Pass Options or RPO’s.
SOTU: Two tight end sets will be a deadly weapon for Miami in 2019
New Hurricanes offensive coordinator Dan Enos has an affinity for tight ends. Luckily for him, the ‘Canes have a couple of great athletes at the position.
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