Thanks for being real!!! I've always started with protecting your GAP & staying on your DOWN TRACK full proofs any "GAP" scheme! When you have more experienced players especially at the Gs you start to maybe start coaching up a little "ON". Thanks for all you've posted coach & especially thanks for posting with us smaller school coaches or sub-varsity coaches in mind!!!
Just a question about the section at 15:46 - if we run a lot of wide zone for example as opposed to inside zone, would you recommend then going with the gap-down-backer primarily as the style of blocking is a bit more similar than gap-on-down with how double teams operate in an inside zone scheme compared to a wide zone team that doubles less often / in a different way?
Inside Zone and GDB have little in common. Outside Zone (Alex Gibbs style) and GDB tracks do share the same first step and complement each other. Check out this video ua-cam.com/video/3U7K3ytXfP8/v-deo.htmlsi=UtfEr4E74YNielk6
Thanks for being real!!! I've always started with protecting your GAP & staying on your DOWN TRACK full proofs any "GAP" scheme! When you have more experienced players especially at the Gs you start to maybe start coaching up a little "ON".
Thanks for all you've posted coach & especially thanks for posting with us smaller school coaches or sub-varsity coaches in mind!!!
Thanks for your kind and encouraging comment.
Just a question about the section at 15:46 - if we run a lot of wide zone for example as opposed to inside zone, would you recommend then going with the gap-down-backer primarily as the style of blocking is a bit more similar than gap-on-down with how double teams operate in an inside zone scheme compared to a wide zone team that doubles less often / in a different way?
Inside Zone and GDB have little in common. Outside Zone (Alex Gibbs style) and GDB tracks do share the same first step and complement each other. Check out this video ua-cam.com/video/3U7K3ytXfP8/v-deo.htmlsi=UtfEr4E74YNielk6