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The Spin Offense vs. The 3-3-5 Defense
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- WN-07015
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About this video
Dale Weiner's Spin offense against the 3-3-5 defense answers the odd stack front that gives many misdirection offenses trouble. Coach Weiner diagrams the trap, dive, option and other plays he uses to attack the 3-3-5, along with the formations and blocking assignments that make them work from the Spin's double slot set.
What you'll learn
- How the Spin offense attacks the 3-3-5 defense's three-man line and stacked linebackers
- Trap plays and their blocking assignments against the 3-3-5 front
- The dive and how it hits the odd front quickly
- Option plays from the Spin that stress the 3-3-5's edge defenders
- Formations from the double slot set that spread the five defensive backs
- Blocking assignments for every play against the 3-3-5
Who it's for
High school offensive coordinators who run the Spin, and any misdirection or option coach who needs a plan for the 3-3-5 stack defense. It assumes you know the base Spin plays from Coach Weiner's earlier sessions.
About the coach
Dale Weiner coached Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he created the Spin offense, a misdirection attack that American Football Monthly featured and that spread to hundreds of high school programs.
Runtime: about 41 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What plays does The Spin Offense vs. The 3-3-5 Defense diagram?
The trap, the dive, the option and other Spin plays Coach Weiner uses against the 3-3-5, each with the formations and blocking assignments to run them.
Who is the video meant for?
High school coaches running the Spin offense, though option and misdirection coaches facing a 3-3-5 stack will find the trap, dive and option concepts transfer.
What is the price and how do I watch?
$19.95 buys it as a Buy Now, Watch Now streaming video that plays instantly in your AFM Videos account on any device with unlimited views; the 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year) streams it along with every video in the library.
Why does the 3-3-5 get its own video?
Odd stack fronts change the blocking angles a misdirection offense counts on, so Coach Weiner treats the 3-3-5 separately from his 4-4 and 5-2 sessions and shows which Spin plays and formations fit it best.