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Quarterback Training
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- WN-08251
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About this video
Southlake Carroll High School in Texas knows how to develop quarterbacks - three straight starters left the program on Division I-A scholarships. In this coaching video, offensive coordinator Bill Poe takes you inside the Carroll quarterback training program, the spring schedule the staff runs its quarterbacks and receivers through, and the drill work that produces the throws the Dragon offense depends on.
What you'll learn
- The Carroll philosophy on identifying quarterback prospects in the lower grades and developing them.
- The QB training calendar the staff uses to build quarterbacks in the off-season.
- QB qualifications - the specifics of what it takes to play the position successfully.
- QB expectations, laid out as a complete to-do list for the position.
- The drill inventory: the Big Red drill (1 Hitch and 2 Hitch), the Pocket drill, the Fade drill and Routes vs. Air.
- How quarterbacks and receivers are trained together so timing carries into the season.
- Bonus segment: head coach Hal Wasson on practice organization.
Who it's for
High school quarterbacks coaches and offensive coordinators building an off-season development plan, and any head coach who wants a proven structure for spring and summer QB work.
About the coach
Bill Poe was the offensive coordinator at Southlake Carroll High School in Texas, a program whose quarterbacks earned Division I-A scholarships.
The session makes extensive use of practice film.
Frequently asked questions
What does this video show?
The Southlake Carroll quarterback training program from the inside - how prospects are identified early, the off-season training calendar, the expectations put on the position, and the specific drills: Big Red (1 Hitch and 2 Hitch), Pocket, Fade and Routes vs. Air.
Does it help if I do not run the Carroll offense?
It does. The development model, calendar and drills are scheme-neutral quarterback work, so high school and youth coaches in any system can run them in spring ball or summer workouts.
How is it watched?
It streams. Buy it once for $19.95 and it is in your AFM Videos account immediately, viewable on any device with unlimited replays and no expiration. Coaches who want everything can subscribe to 1-Year All Access for $99 and stream the whole library instead.
What is the bonus feature?
Carroll head coach Hal Wasson steps in to talk practice organization, which pairs well with the training calendar - one shows what to rep, the other shows how to fit it into a practice plan.