Are you ready for Spring ball? Of Course not. Camp
this year will be dramatically different and we are adding in a few new technique
elements. You will not want to miss out on what we will be teaching so stay
alert and be ready to roll late February!
I started “Bad Day All Day!” because of the alarming lack of off-season training and conditioning programs for Defensive Backs. In fact, there is no noticeable “footprint” accessible on the internet. If your son needed training to improve his skill set as a DB there were no opportunities to explore. If there are any training programs in existence I couldn’t find them. So I started my own program and library.
Please note that some of the articles posted have been written by others which I have collected over the years and I take no attribution for their work. I thank them for contributing to the evolution and improvement of the game.
Have a Bad Day All Day!!!
Showing posts with label Beliefs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beliefs. Show all posts
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Rip Not Wrap!
What can be done to improve on defense this off-season? How can we get better and limit our opponent’s successes? You can always become better tacklers. More after the jump.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Winning Ugly
What to do when your team wins but executes less than expected.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Five Seconds!
Football is a game played in spurts; spurts that last approximately 5 seconds in duration. Kids have short attention spans; spans that last approximately 5 seconds in duration.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Pass Defense Route Concepts
Predicting routes through extensive film study and opponent down and distance tendencies allow the Defensive Back the luxury of taking risks where appropriate. With each risk taken is also the possibility of failure. Know when to gamble and when to play dependable coverage. The first step in responsible risk taking (a contradiction in terms if there ever was one) is the recognition of the possible pass routes that can be run in any situation. For example, if the ball is on the opposite hash and #1 to the field is spread wide to the boundary the likelihood of an “out” route is negligible. You must know your opponent’s route combinations and favorite schemes. Start with the basics:
Monday, August 15, 2011
My Coaching Philosophy
”If you don’t invest very much, losing won’t hurt too much and winning won’t be very exciting”
Many people want to know if I coach like I outwardly appear to be which is assertive, aggressive, energetic and effusive. Many times I have been called a straight shooter. Some act like that is a bad character trait. I feel it is better to deliver honest news and clear and concise assessments rather than wishy-washy blather meant to assuage an individual’s self esteem. For being myself, I have often been castigated. That’s fine with me. I have big shoulders and can take it. When given the opportunity I would rather “go through the door than run around the barn”. In other words, I am a direct and pointedly exact individual. I am unique in the respect that I find very few shades of grey in my life and the way I carry out that life. I suffer fools poorly. This all dovetails back to my coaching philosophy.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
First Post
Hello and thank you for visiting what I hope will be a long running venture complete with detailed information for those Defensive Backs and DB coaches wishing there was one site from which to glom information. I have a lot of my own writings interspersed among those of others and to be completely honest, I don't know for certain whose is what’s and what is whose so I simply piled it all together into one giant database for all to glean from.
I hope you enjoy having a one stop shop to gather your Defensive back needs.
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