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The Pistol Offense - The Running Game
- Item #
- WN-07043
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- Buy Now Watch Now + instant streaming
About this video
Steve Rampy's Pistol offense running game takes advantage of the Pistol's biggest edge over other offenses: ball carriers run downhill much faster. Coach Rampy illustrates in detail the running plays he trusted to carry Blue Valley High School to a state championship, teaching each one with the coaching points that make it work and then showing it on game film.
What you'll learn
- Why the Pistol alignment gets ball carriers downhill faster than other offenses
- The Power series: A-Back Power and QB Power from the Pistol
- The Counter series and how it plays off Power
- Stretch blocking rules for the Pistol running game
- Inside Veer from the Pistol alignment
- Expert instruction on running each play effectively, with end zone and sideline film in regular speed and slow motion
Who it's for
High school and college offensive coordinators, offensive line coaches and running back coaches who run the Pistol or want a downhill run game to pair with a shotgun quarterback.
About the coach
Steve Rampy coached Blue Valley High School in Kansas, where his Pistol offense went 13-0 and won a state championship while averaging 430 yards and 45 points per game.
Includes end zone and sideline game film of every play in regular speed and slow motion.
Frequently asked questions
Which run plays are taught in The Pistol Offense - The Running Game?
The Power series (A-Back Power and QB Power), the Counter series, Stretch blocking and Inside Veer, all from the Pistol alignment, each with Coach Rampy's instruction on running it effectively.
Is it only for Pistol teams?
It is built around the Pistol, but Power, Counter, Stretch and Inside Veer are staples in many high school and college offenses, and the downhill angles Coach Rampy shows are the reason to consider the Pistol in the first place.
What do I get for $19.95?
The full session as a Buy Now, Watch Now stream that plays instantly in your AFM Videos account on any device, with unlimited views; it is also one of the titles in the 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year) that streams the whole library.
How is the game film presented?
Each play is shown from both end zone and sideline angles, in regular speed and again in slow motion, so you can study the blocking and the back's path.