EPISODE · Dec 5, 2022 · 21 MIN
Teach Tapes - 2022 Season Retrospective - Why Is It Important? What's Next?
from Coach and Coordinator Podcast · host Keith Grabowski
On this season wrap-up episode of Teach Tapes, Steve Hauser looks back at key moments and themes from the 2022 season, what we discovered along the way, and the trends that made a difference and will be important to the future success of our players and programs. Show Notes: (1:16) Season Retrospective >Two Major Themes >The Blueprint >Situational Masters >There Are Reasons Things Happen and Reasons to Learn from Them (3:14) Explosives >Be Ready for Your Moment >”Love of the Game” Route >Play Action Fakes – Show, Snap, Setup >1 of 11 in All Aspects (4:56) Operational Penalties >Drills and Techniques >Details That Impact the Start or Finish of a Game (6:49) Ball Security + Takeaways >Fight Through Contact the Right Way >Wrist Above Elbow >Eagle Claw >The Ball Is the Most Important Thing in the Program >Body, Ball, Boundary (8:35) Walk the Field >Understanding Strategy within Context >Sequencing the Next Play >Backed Up >Open Field 1st and 10 >Winning 2nd Down >Coaching 3rd Down >The Scoring Zone (10:18) The “Why” >Retain from the Classroom to the Grass >It All Comes Back to the “Why” >All Things Matter (13:07) Activity Versus Achievement >How Does It Fit My Team? >Experience Defines Your Future >Professional Development (14:53) What’s Next for TeachTapes and Coach and Coordinator >AFCA >Spring Ball Series >TeachTapes.org “You have to use your experience to define what you want your future to be.” – Steve Hauser at 13:09 Listen to the Entire Series 2022 Teach Tapes Series: https://coachandcoordinator.com/teach-tapes-series-2022/ Follow Steve Hauser on Twitter @HauserFootball. Follow TeachTapes on Twitter @TeachTapes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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