One of the most respected defensive coordinators in college football, Bill Doba, details the Cougars Multiple Front 4-3 defense. The beginning of the tape covers why this defense has been so successful in addition to the basic alignments, player responsibilities, and coverage. Coach Doba then breaks down each individual front that they use to defend certain offenses such as the triple option; or that can be used in specific game situations. Finally he details the pass and blitz packages. This easy to teach, attacking defense has been the cornerstone of the nationally ranked Washington State Cougars.

33 minutes. 2003.

FD-01967B: with Bill Doba,
Head Coach Washington State University

Coach Bill Doba demonstrates the key techniques and drills he uses in teaching and developing linebackers. Techniques and drills used to teach them include stance, footwork, vision, reading keys and decision-making, shedding blocks, blitzing and tackling. Also included on this tape are the basic runs and pass coverage linebackers must master to successfully employ the 4-3 defense.

40 minutes. 2003.

FD-01967C: with Chris Ball,
Washington State University Defensive Backs Coach

Coach Chris Ball demonstrates the key techniques and drills he uses with his defensive backs in their attack 4-3 defense. In the first part of the tape, Coach Ball goes over the basic cover 4 coverage which is effective for both run support and pass defense. Included are the specific assignments and responsibilities for each position against various offensive sets. Next, he covers individual development and important fundamentals such as footwork, breaking on the ball, jamming receivers, breaking up passes, and catching. The tape concludes with the demonstrations of the various drills he uses to develop the proper coverage and reads in his defensive backs.

54 minutes. 2003.

FD-01967D: with Robb Akey,
University of Idaho Head Coach
former Washington State University Defensive Line Coach

Coach Robb Akey provides excellent insight into defensive line play in their attacking, multiple front 4-3 defense. Areas covered in this tape include a detailed discussion on the multiple fronts they use to defend various offensive sets and also to take exploit match-up advantages. Included in this are the assignments and responsibilities for each line position. In the individual development part of the tape, Coach Akey teaches the critical fundamentals and techniques needed to develop dominant defensive lineman. The fundamentals are broken down involving the eyes, hands, hips and feet as they pertain to five critical areas- stance, attack progression or run support; pass progression, shedding blocks and tackling. The drills they use to teach these fundamentals are demonstrated.

70 minutes. 2003.

Coach Soldinger explains the drills that the University of Miami coaches use to teach the base and spread punt formations. The fundamentals of proper stance and footwork necessary for the punting game are presented, as well as, individual and group drills that cover every aspect from the "contain, compress, corral" method, pursuit angles, vertical sets, pitchfork techniques, set and release, tip drills, line shuffle, and flyers. Even the specifics of directional and pooch punting are reviewed. Soldinger uses overhead diagrams to breaks down the X's and O's of the individual drills. This video is a complete guide to putting all the parts together and building a well-organized punting game.

47 minutes. 2003.

FD-02005: with Greg Mark,
former University of Miami Defensive Line Coach

Coach Mark teaches the football drills he uses to develop the agility, speed, and explosion necessary for a defensive lineman. The essential aspects of dominating the line are explained step-by-step from the ground up. Mark starts with the fundamentals and works up to live blockers, highlighting the keys to each drill. He demonstrates effective low-impact and full-contact drills. He incorporates drills using bags, boards, sleds, chutes, cones, hoops and live blockers that stress getting off the line, explosion, shedding the block, tackling, and creating turnovers. These football drills deal with everything from the moves (speed rush, rip, bull, spin, etc.) needed to counter the offensive line to the reads, stunts, and combinations that improve the whole defensive unit. Mark teaches defensive line drills that promote an attacking, controlling style of defense.

55 minutes. 2003.

Coach Johnson demonstrates wide receiver drills that improve and promote finger dexterity, hand-eye coordination, a lower center of gravity, and proper stance and start. Johnson points out common errors and incorrect techniques while he teaches the proper way to catch the football. This football video covers wide receiver drills for running a hitch, curl, in, out, fade, post, stop & go, fly, streak and comeback routes. These drills stress the important factors of the stance and start by incorporating the receiver's strengths. Johnson uses cone drills to lower the receiver's center of gravity and improve the receiver's ability to maneuver, turn, and change speed. This football DVD teaches how to beat press coverage by using a variety of release moves: stutter step, hard inside, hands, speed-off, hesitation, slam, turn body, and double moves. Film clips demonstrate each move and route to exhibit their effectiveness in game speed. These are great drills to incorporate in wide receiver workouts and football practice.

30 minutes. 2003.

Coach Werner, who has tutored Miami Hurricane QB greats like Torretta, Walsh, Erickson, and Dorsey and has experienced coaching at the JHS and HS level as well, teaches everything about the quarterback's job of delivering the football.

He explains the proper lower body position, grip, and throwing motion by demonstrating each phase step-by-step. This quarterback video covers quarterback footwork for the three, five, and big-five drops using the drive, speed, and set-up steps. Werner explains how to effectively fake and use the play action. He also teaches how to read the defense before, during, and after the snap and progressions through those reads to make good decisions.

Game clips are used to enhance the understanding of how the essential fundamentals apply to every situation of being a quarterback in control.

40 minutes. 2003.

Coach Hargreaves explains the football drills used by the University of Miami coaches to reinforce the proper techniques and fundamentals for linebackers: stance, footwork, agility, reading the play, taking good angles, shedding blockers and tackling. The drills focus on improving the linebacker by eliminating mistakes, improving footwork using bags, shedding blocks using medicine balls and sleds, reading the play using garbage cans, and taking good angles using the lines of the field. Hargreaves stresses the main objectives of the linebacker - getting in position, being in control, and making the tackle. This football video includes game clips to exhibit the drills' results in game situations.

33 minutes. 2003.

Mark Stoops outlines 25 drills that teach the proper footwork to make a complete defensive back for any type of defensive scheme that can be used daily at any level of play.

These drills teach the fundamentals such as keeping the knees bent, a flat back, weight over the toes, arms pumping, and most importantly - eyes on the quarterback. These drills have been the backbone of the defense that has kept their team in games throughout one of the nation's longest winning streaks in history. Stoops includes individual pursuits for cornerbacks and safeties, which teach primary, secondary, and backside supports for stopping the running game. Making big plays on defense and creating turnovers are a result of correct back-pedaling, sharp breaks, and footwork. Stoops also includes fundamental football tackling drills that teach proper shoulder tackling to prevent yards after contact. A great football DVD for any coach.

30 minutes. 2003.

both 1st Team All-State kickers, both played at the D-I level and signed with NFL teams after graduation

In this impressive DVD, Jamie and Andy Kohl break down every aspect of field goal kicking and kickoffs - from stretching to technique to drills. Based on their Division I college and NFL experience, as well as their nationwide kicking camps in which they analyze thousands of kicks using slow motion digital technology, they focus only on the teaching points that lead to successful kicking at all levels. Throughout this presentation, the fundamentals of alignment and body balance are a consistent theme. This on-field demonstration details equipment, holding, steps, leg swing, ball-foot contact and follow-through. Several core and dynamic stretches are illustrated that prepare kickers for their best effort on the field. They share the advantages of three different styles of field goal kicking: soccer style, the club and the _ club style and demonstrate several kick off techniques; the hurdle motion, directional kick-off, the pooch kick and on-side kick. Each drill shared in this DVD incorporates valuable techniques presented throughout the presentation. These "kicking gurus" cover every important aspect of this critical skill! No football coach, or kicker, should go without learning from the Kohls, who have made teaching successful kicking their passion!

64 minutes. 2006.

FD-02547B: with Jamie Kohl and Andy Kohl,
"Kohl's Professional Kicking Camps,"

both 1st Team All-State kickers, both played at the D-I level and signed with NFL teams after graduation

In this impressive DVD, Jamie and Andy Kohl break down every aspect of punting - from stretching to technique to drills. Based on their vast experience (HS, college, professional, punting camps) of performing and evaluating punters and punting skills, the Kohl's focus on the teaching points that lead to successful punting at every level. Throughout this presentation the fundamentals of stance, alignment, and body balance are a consistent theme. This on-field demonstration details grip, steps, the drop, ball/foot contact, sweet spot and follow-through. Several core and dynamic stretches are illustrated that prepare punters for maximum results on the field. Jamie and Andy highlight advantages and techniques of directional punting and pooch punting. This DVD gives all punters an advantage by gaining insight into technique as well as game-like drills. Each drill incorporates valuable techniques presented throughout the presentation. These "punting gurus" cover every important aspect of this critical skill! No football coach, or punter, should go without learning from the Kohls, who have made teaching successful punting their passion!

44 minutes. 2006.

Coach Peterson begins with the mechanics of both the quarterback and fullback to insure a proper `mesh' in providing sound ball handling and preventing fumbles. He then goes through the four different reads the quarterback must make in determining whether he keeps the ball or hands it to the fullback. He also goes through the proper reads to determine whether the ball is pitched or not. Coach Peterson breaks down three plays within the Triple Option Series - the inside veer, midline option and a play action package off both running plays. He diagrams and demonstrates each play against both 7-man fronts (i.e. 50, 4-3) and 8-man fronts (i.e. eagle), runs them to both the strong and weak side and from different formations, breaking down responsibilities for each position. To counter the defense, Peterson draws up a play action series for both option plays, including pass protection assignments and pass routes. This is a terrific tape detailing one of the game's most successful offenses.

60 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-941-8.

FD-01876B: with Chuck Peterson, Dean Campbell and Tim Horton,
former Assistant Coaches, US Air Force Academy Football

Coaches Peterson, Campbell, and Horton teach and demonstrate the drills they use to reinforce technique and ensure success in their triple option offense. The drills are broken down into three areas - drills for the quarterback and fullback, drills for the running back, and drills for the receivers. The quarterback and fullback drills cover proper footwork, the pitch, and the four reads the quarterback must make depending on the defensive coverage. Blocking techniques and drills are covered with the running backs and receivers including when and how to use specific blocks depending on defensive coverage. This is an outstanding teaching tape!

54 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-949-3.

FD-01876C: with Dick Enga, former Tight Ends Coach US Air Force Academy
and Ed Warinner,Offensive Line Coach Kansas University;
former Offensive Line Coach, US Air Force Academy

In this video, coaches Dick Enga and Ed Warinner team up to bring you the run blocking techniques and drills that have launched the Air Force Academy into an elite category amongst rushing offenses. This tape begins with Coach Enga and his stable of tight ends demonstrating the stance, releases, and combo blocks the Air Force uses to move the football. Next, Coach Warinner brings on the offensive line and reveals the drills he uses to coach releases, footwork, combo blocks, and double teams. This video is a must if you want to have a power running game!

48 minutes. 2002. ISBN 1-56404-950-7.

Coach Bryan Collins teaches and demonstrates the many advantages of running the overpowering 4-4 defense vs. the Wing-T Offense. Collins gives extensive detail in regards to each position and their responsibility, along with every possible scenario vs. the Wing-T. Coach Collins provides you with his secrets to stopping the Wing-T with his 4-4 defense using his "Chalk It, Walk It and Talk It" philosophy. In this video, Coach Collins describes how to defend the very successful Wing-T offense using his "Hawk Formation", "8 Men In The Box", and "Cover 8" defensive systems. Using comprehensive marker board diagrams and extensive game footage, this video gives you everything you could ever want or need to attack the Wing-T Offense. Coach Collins teaches and demonstrates the responsibilities and techniques of the defensive line, linebackers, and secondary to successfully run the 4-4 defense vs. the Wing-T. He also provides you with great strategies for using the 4-4 defense to dominate the Wing-T. This is a great complement to Coach Collins' Basics of the 4-4.

76 minutes. 2004.