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Pre Snap Movement To Create Offensive Advantages
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- WN-08074
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About this video
Charlie Stubbs spent his career coordinating Division I offenses, and in this coaching video he shows how pre-snap movement wins the down before the snap. Personnel groupings, formations and motion are used to build an offensive system flexible enough to disguise plays, so the defense never gets a pre-snap tip on what is coming.
What you'll learn
- Keys to personnel groupings and getting your best 11 players on the field.
- Specific formations and motions that make the defense adjust and create the match-ups you want.
- Why you must be able to predict the defensive alignment for a given formation.
- How to build a flexible offensive system that disguises your play calls.
- Groupings including 1 RB/2 TE/2 WR, 1 RB/1 TE/3 WR, 2 RB/3 WR, 2 RB/1 TE/2 WR and other combinations.
- A total of 36 different formations you can put in right away.
- Halfback adjustments that add flexibility without adding new formations.
- The various types of motion used to confuse the defense, and why pre-snap movement matters.
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators, head coaches and quarterbacks coaches who want to squeeze more advantages out of the personnel they already have.
About the coach
Charlie Stubbs worked as an offensive coordinator and passing game coordinator at Oregon State, Memphis, Tennessee-Martin, UNLV, Alabama, Tulsa and Louisville.
Part 4 of Coach Stubbs' five-part series on attacking defenses, with extensive game film. Runtime: about 41 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What does this video actually cover?
It covers pre-snap movement as an offensive weapon: personnel groupings, 36 formations off those groupings, halfback adjustments and the motions that force a defense to declare itself. Coach Stubbs ties it all back to building a flexible system that disguises your plays.
Does this only work in one offensive system?
No. The formation and motion principles sit on top of whatever run and pass game you already run, so spread, pro-style and multiple-tight-end offenses at the high school or college level can all use them.
How do I watch it?
It is a Buy Now, Watch Now streaming video. Pay $19.95 and it opens immediately in your AFM Videos account on any device, with unlimited views for as long as you own it. It is also part of the 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year), which streams the entire library.
Is there game film or is it all chalk talk?
The session includes extensive game film, so you see each grouping, formation and motion against live defensive adjustments rather than only on the board.