Angus Reid
@angusreid64
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Loving husband & father. Caring Coach. Former pro athlete @bclions International speaker & Author - #ThankYouCoach Instagram: @angus_reid64
Vancouver
Joined April 2010
Who wants to be a better Coach? .I wrote Thank You Coach to thank the greatest Coach I’ve ever known. Now that I’m coaching myself I realize I really wrote it as a guide book for myself so I would never forget the things that really matter most.
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Enjoy Coach!.
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Happy birthday Roger! You were one of my all time favourites to watch as a kid. 🥳.
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing that coach.
My Oline drills are literally just doing the blocks that I’m asking them to do. Obviously, I break it down to emphasize certain steps or hat placement. But if they’re not lining up and actually blocking someone, I don’t think you’re working them.
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Have fun with it Coach. Players gain great confidence and pride from doing what they would probably think they could never do. I know @CoachCiocci has done versions of this training with his guys.
@angusreid64 @CoachMedley66 We could do this, they would love it! 😀.
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Old school #oline plyos. The way we used to do it. Me training with Coach Dan 2004. We did these 2x week/ week. Always 40 total jumps. 5x8, 8X5 etc. 30 sec rest between sets. I’m about 315 here.
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I watched that game live on TV as a kid. This is as incredible still today as it was back then.
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Working hand placement and replacement depending on changing surface areas. Always finish with a bull rush to ensure their anchor. The best drills require no gadgets, no silly toys, just people.
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Your goals will take whatever they will take. Not just what you want or like to do. Don’t just accept that - embrace it.
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RT @angusreid64: Coaching balance and body control on the kick step. You need to apply pressure from both sides to ensure there is a full u….
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Coaching balance and body control on the kick step. You need to apply pressure from both sides to ensure there is a full understanding of where to anchor your weight so you can move fast but still under complete control incase the need to redirect comes in #oline
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It’s pretty hard to retire from who you are. I’m not sure why you would ever want to?.
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