Football 101. Michael Ashley

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СКАЧАТЬ Players can only give 100%.

      Reality: Players over the wall can give more then 100%.

      Myth: You need to keep it simple for younger players.

      Reality: You need to keep it simple for all players.

      Myth: To become the best you can be, players need to play their primary sport 12 months a year when they are young.

      

      Reality: Each sport brings different skill sets that can be used in all sports. Players who only play one sport, tend to burn out by high school.

      

      

      Myth: There is too much injury risk in football

      Reality: The only risk is kids missing the character traits they need.

      Reality: Equipment and training make football safer than riding a bike, skateboard, baseball, softball and soccer.

      Reality: Growing up with fear is the worst thing a kid can learn.

      

      Myth:Fearless players are reckless.

      Realtiy: Fearless intelligent, disciplined players are Warriors.

      

      Myth: It’s what you do.

      Reality: It’s what you do next.

      Myth: If you are talented enough, you can break the rules.

      Reality: Rules apply to everybody.

      

      

      

      Myth: Long term success is about coaching.

      Reality: Long term success is about organization. Organizations will be here long after coaches and players are gone.

      

      

      Myth: More complicated teams confuse opponents.

      Reality: More complicated teams confuse themselves.

      

      Myth: Ex college and pro players make the best coaches.

      Reality: Long term coaches following the team’s rules make the best coaches.

      

      Myth: Bigger, faster, stronger wins.

      Reality: Discipline, focus, and intelligence wins.

      Myth: Good players make coaches look good, bad players make coaches look bad.

      Reality: OK, this one is true.

      

      

      Myth: QBs and running backs determine offensive success.

      Reality: The O line determines success.

      Myth: Offenses need to be complicated.

      Reality: The fewer plays run perfectly, the better.

      

      Myth: Better equipment prevents injuries.

      Reality: Better tackling techniques prevent injury.

      

      

      Myth: You tackle with arms and shoulders.

      Reality: You tackle with hips and thighs.

      Myth: The person who makes the tackle deserves the credit.

      Reality: It is often someone else, taking away the offense’s first option that causes the tackle.

      Myth: Football is a contact sport.

      Realty: “Football is a collision sport., Dancing is a contact sport.”

       -Duffy Daugherty-Michigan State

      Myth: A defensive back got burned.

      Reality: A perfect route, perfect throw and perfect catch are almost impossible to stop.

      Myth: You need to blitz to be aggressive.

      Reality: We rarely blitz and running backs and QBs do not want any thing to do with our defense.

      Myth: Kill shots make the game more exciting.

      Reality: Kill shots are damaging the sport.

      

      Myth: Special teams are not that important.

      Reality: 3 loses in 4 years by 6 points says extra points win Championships.

      

      Myth: Game Plans are hard to do.

      Reality: Game Plans write themselves.

      

      

      Myth: Practice is hard work.

      Reality: Practice is fun. If it’s not, you’re doing it wrong.

      

      Myth: Pregame starts 1 hour before game СКАЧАТЬ