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Hamilton High School -A Winning Tradition: The Two-Minute Offense
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- WN-12041
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About this video
Steve Belles built a two-minute offense at Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona that attacks the defense instead of just surviving the clock. A three-time state champion and the architect of a 53-game winning streak, Belles details how his quarterbacks control tempo, recognize coverage and play one snap ahead so the two-minute drill becomes the best four plays of the drive rather than the most frantic.
What you'll learn
- The Hamilton philosophy of moving the football and aggressively attacking the defense
- Controlling game tempo, and the philosophy behind signaling in play calls
- Hamilton's detailed receiver sets, either 3 x 2 or 2 x 2
- Building a game plan specifically for the two-minute offense
- What coverages to expect and how to prepare for them during the week
- Quarterback points for keeping the offense moving, starting with picking up blitzes
- How to coach young quarterbacks through the two-minute situation
- Hamilton's offensive line blocking schemes during the two-minute offense
- How the quarterback selects the most dangerous weapon on each play, plus the play-action attack and the waggle pass
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators, head coaches and quarterbacks coaches who want a two-minute package their team can actually execute under pressure, particularly spread teams working from 3 x 2 and 2 x 2 sets.
About the coach
Steve Belles coached Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona to three state championships and built a 53-game winning streak, one of the most successful runs in Arizona high school football.
Part of Coach Belles' four-part series on the Hamilton program. Runtime: about 55 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What is in this two-minute offense video?
The Hamilton two-minute package: tempo control, signaling the calls, the 3 x 2 and 2 x 2 receiver sets, game planning for the situation, quarterback coaching points, blitz pickup, offensive line schemes and the play-action waggle.
Does it only fit a spread team?
It is taught from Hamilton's 3 x 2 and 2 x 2 sets, but the tempo rules, quarterback progression and blitz-pickup coaching translate to any high school offense that needs to move the ball with the clock running.
How do I watch it?
It is a Buy Now, Watch Now title. Pay $19.95 once and it streams instantly in your AFM Videos account on any device, yours to replay as often as you want. It is also included in the $99 1-Year All Access membership.
What does Coach Belles mean by playing one play ahead?
He wants the quarterback and the sideline thinking about the next call while the current one is still being executed, so the offense never has to stop and huddle its way back into rhythm during a two-minute drive.