Learn the basic concepts and drills used to install the Pistol Wing-T--a defensive coordinator's worst nightmare

Merging the ferocious intensity of the Direct Snap Wing-T with the slick deception of the Pistol Offense, Rick Stewart has proven that he can turn around a "down in the doldrums" program into a championship contender. Coach Stewart has used this offensive system to turn around three different schools that had poor records including 0-20, 1-19 and a team that won 8 games in the 5 years prior to his arrival. Coach Stewart led each team to the playoffs within his first two seasons at the helm.

In his DVD Coach Stewart takes you through the process of moving from the Wing-T into the Wing-T/Pistol hybrid. Stewart's offensive system maintains the high tempo, hit you in the mouth of the Wing-T and then adds the advantages of deception and the effective passing game of the Pistol. With his easy to follow style and his thoroughness of delivery, Stewart makes this DVD appropriate for coaches of all ages and from all styles.

Why the Pistol Wing-T?
This offense was born out of a need for variety, forcing defenses out of the box and allowing running backs to become a downhill threat; all with very few adjustments to the running backs and offensive line footwork.

System Overview
With the use of power point, practice and game video, Porterville's offensive system is drawn up and installed with a variety of coaching points. The plays that are shown include: The Buck Sweep Series, Down Series, Belly Series, Guard and Tackle Trap, Midline and Veer Options, Jet Sweep and portions of the passing game.

Terminology
Player tags and numbers, hole numbers, formations, key words and blocking schemes are all covered in this section. Also included is a segment on how Porterville calls their plays. Simple tags are used to create hundreds of possibilities--a nightmare for the defense. From three backs to empty sets and a "Wildcat" alignment, this offense appears limitless.

Individual and Group Drills
Learn the key drills used to install and practice his offense. Using chalk talk, power point, practice and game footage, Coach Stewart walks you through well over 60 individual and group drills used to install and train players to run the Pistol Wing-T. The individual segment shows a variety of drills and key coaching points for each offensive position: Quarterbacks, Running Backs, Wide Receivers, and Offensive Line. The group drills incorporate multiple positions and allow the pieces of the offense to come together in a timely fashion. Backfield drills and linemen drills are demonstrated with maximum efficiency to assure quality while maximize repetitions. Each drill is a building block of the Pistol Wing-T Offense.

Practice Plan
Porterville's offensive practice plan is shown and discussed thoroughly so that anyone wishing to install and run the Pistol Wing-T can do so in a relatively easy manner. A daily plan is outlined and variations and conditioning options are discussed.

If your team is looking to put points on the board, the Pistol Wing-T is definitely something you need to see. This offense will allow you to become more multiple, out flank the defense, make defensive coordinators go out of their mind and put more points on the board.

116 minutes. 2012.

If you are a true Wing-T believer, you are always looking for new ways to unleash this powerful attack. Rick Stewart's Pistol Wing-T will keep the defense guessing and allow your backs to get downhill and hit the holes faster.

Coach Stewart covers the Pistol Wing-T run game within a basic Wing-T series approach. He will help you install 23 run plays from five different Wing-T series. Every play and series is presented first through a Smart Board power point presentation with diagrams and coaching points. These presentations are then followed by on-field demonstrations of each play carried out by a junior college football team learning the offense for the first time. The DVD concludes with Coach Stewart sharing actual game footage of each play, by series, from the Porterville Panther season.

Through Coach Stewart's presentation, you will learn:

• How to build the offense and make adjustments against various defenses
• Blocking rules that enable the OL to make quick adjustments versus odd and even fronts
• The most effective blocking angles to assure success for your offense
• How to use formations to create great blocking angles
• How to set up the pass through the run

120 minutes. 2012.

Rick Stewart has taken the best from the Wing-T and the best from the Pistol and developed a winning combination. He has turned around three high school programs using his system to put defenders in conflict.

In this DVD, Coach Stewart takes you through four phases of his Pistol passing game. He starts with his sprint out passing game, moves to 3-step and 5-step route combinations, and finishes with his play action passing game. All phases of the pass game are covered with whiteboard play diagrams followed by game video of each play.

Sprint Out Passing Game
Starting with the sprint out passing game, Stewart explains his terminology and diagrams his numbered and tagged passing tree routes. This section of the video also offers pass protection schemes and demonstrates of how to incorporate jet motion into the sprint out package.

3- and 5- Step Route Combinations
The 3-step schemes use the bubble/funnel spread principles that allow you to quickly get the ball to your best athletes on the perimeter. Stewart discusses how to put slot defenders in conflict using the run game and quick 3-step route combinations. The 5-step game puts additional stress on the defense using an easy-to-learn system that includes crossing routes from a variety of positions.

Play Action
Last but not least, the Pistol play action passing game blends perfectly with traditional Wing-T run and pass principles. As Stewart points out, the traditional Wing-T play action passes are even better from the Pistol due to the longer "ride" on the play action fake. All the best Wing-T play actions are covered, including; Waggle, Belly pass, and Veer and Midline pass plays.

This system will allow your team to stress the defense from sideline-to-sideline, vertically, and in-between the tackles. This is every defensive coordinator's worst nightmare.

56 minutes. 2012.

Many football programs do not have the size or talent to play smash mouth football. They must out maneuver defenses in simple but effective multi-formation offensive systems.

Using Power Point presentations, game video and practice video, Rick Stewart presents Pistol multi-formations, motion and shift variations, combo play packages, draw & screen plays and his favorite trick plays that will keep your opponents off balance.

Coach Stewart's instruction covers:

• How to out-formation any defense to gain a numbers advantage at point of attack.
• How to use audibles to better attack a defense's weakness when they shift.
• How to use multi-formations and run similar offensive plays and blocking rules.
• How to create defensive confusion through offensive shifts and motion to catch the DBs out of position.
• How to set up a series of plays by using similar shifts, motions, formations to trick the defense into over pursuit.

Order now and learn how to score your next TD using proven multi-formations strategies and trick plays.

77 minutes. 2012.

One of the most respected secondary coaches nationally gives a detailed account of Kansas State's Eagle man-free secondary scheme. This comprehensive video covers the calls, alignments, stances, keys and reads and responsibilities of each position in the secondary. Run game responsibilities are covered including the crucial reads for each position against either a full or split flow. Pass coverage responsibilities are covered for each secondary position in addition to the linebackers. Coach Elliott also covers the reads and responsibilities to adjust against various formations such as two backs and tight ends, one back and two tight ends and formations that include some form of motion. Coach Elliott walks you through the various run and pass coverage schemes.

50 minutes. 2003.

FD-02046B: with Bob Elliott,
San Diego State University Defensive Coordinator;
Joe Bob Clements,
University of Kansas Defensive Line Coach;
and Bret Bielema,
Wisconsin University Head Coach;
all former members of the Kansas State University Coaching staff

Kansas State has consistently been one of the premier defensive programs nationally and this video details a key scheme contributing to that success. Coaches Elliott, Bielema and Clements demonstrate in-depth Kansas State's Attacking Eagle Front 5-2 defense, where eight men can be brought into the box including the front seven and a safety. This video focuses on the defensive line and linebackers detailing the calls, alignments, stances, keys and reads, and responsibilities of each position. Schemes are diagrammed to defend both the strong side and weak side "iso" and "power o" running plays. Game footage is provided where the coaches detail each scheme.

55 minutes. 2003.

Your defensive backfield must include more than just pass defenders. They must be able to transition from pass defense into run defense quickly. Steve Fex clearly describes the specific techniques and drills needed to develop physical cornerbacks and safeties in the 3-4 Defense. Using PowerPoint, drills filmed in practice, and actual game film, Coach Fex delivers a clear understanding of what is needed to coach defensive backs.

These drills and techniques are primarily built around Cover 2 coverage but Fex also describes how they fit into a Cover 3.

The Cornerback in the Multiple 3-4 Defense
Fex demonstrates 10 drills that are important for all cornerbacks. He uses practice film to demonstrate his teaching progression that will improve your DBs ability to change direction, get off blocks, play the ball in the air, and attack the ball carrier.

The Safety in the Multiple 3-4 Defense
Learn five drills that lay the foundation for great safety play in the 3-4 defense. These drills work on backpedal, defeating stalk blocks, tackling technique, route disruption and rolling your coverage. With these few simple drills your players will develop all the skills required to make plays on game day.

One of the key drills in this video is the One High Safety Drill. Fex shows you the keys to shifting at the snap from a two high safety look into a one high safety coverage. This transition will allow your secondary to give the same two high safety look on every down and then roll your coverage on the snap to confuse your opponent.

Fex finishes the video with his "UP" tackling philosophy, which stresses the key factors in becoming a good tackler. His UP tackling progression concentrates on; eyes UP, chest UP, club UP & speed UP. You can improve tackling and reduce injuries with this simple UP tackling philosophy.

Defensive Back Technique and Drills for the Multiple 3-4 Defense is a great compliment to Coach Fex's other DVD's on the Multiple 3-4 Defense. It is also a great stand alone DVD to all coaches for many other defensive systems.

71 minutes. 2011.

Available to the public for the first time ever, J.T. Curtis delivers an All Access look into seven pre-season practices that take place over the course of three days. Championship Productions turned on the cameras and captured each practice as though you are watching from the sidelines.

Discover how Curtis is able to maximize his practice time through effective practice planning and a quick rotation tempo.

Witness the tempo and the drills Curtis uses to develop championship caliber practices. You will see how his practice is organized and how it progresses to a full team environment. You will see the different environments that Curtis uses to teach different aspects of the game and you will sit in on a coaches meeting in which the coaches discuss ways to improve their practices.

You will see every aspect of the game being taught and drilled. Here is just a sampling of what you will see.

Discover how Curtis implements his Veer Offense using a drill progression for the skill positions. See the "Sprint Series" passing game protection for the running backs, followed later in the video by the perimeter passing game, the 7 on 7 passing game, and then finally team offense running the veer option. A unique aspect of the veer option drill was incorporating a second football in which the quarterback and fullback achieve the mesh phase with the fullback getting the handoff, then the quarterback subsequently taking a proper handoff from a coach and then performing the pitch phase.

Watch defensive drills consisting of defensive linemen learning to defeat down blocks and reach blocks. Later, defensive linemen are taught the "Pull/Slide" drill in achieving gap control and subsequent pass rush. This is followed by a pursuit drill with the defensive line and inside linebackers.

Curtis and his staff teach their special teams' philosophies, techniques, and schemes focusing on punt and punt return. Curtis and his staff do an excellent job of explaining techniques, breaking the players into small groups to develop the techniques, and further perfecting them during whole team repetitions.

Learn to push every athlete on your team to achieve at a high level, the attention to detail required to build a champion, and the level of enthusiasm required by position coaches to inspire their athletes. The sound techniques and schemes demonstrated in these practices will benefit any high school or college football program.

Over 13 hours of instruction (794 minutes - 7 DVDs). 2011.

Maximize the talents of your defensive line in the Mutiple 3-4 Defense.

The defensive line is the lifeblood of any defensive unit, especially in the 3-4 Defense. Steve Fex clearly describes, in detail, the specific techniques and drills required to develop a dominant defensive line. His use of PowerPoint, practice demonstrations, and game film will give you clear understanding of what is needed in coaching the defensive front.

Coach Fex clearly outlines how to create an active and athletic defensive lineman. He includes everything from lineman characteristics, alignment, stance to base techniques, pass rush and more.

He begins by explaining what it takes to play defensive line. From there he describes the alignments and stance that are necessary to be successful. Using on-field drills and game film, he describes the proper techniques of blow delivery, getting off blocks, splitting the double team and the pass rush.

Defensive Line Technique and Drills for the Multiple 3-4 Defense is a great compliment to Coach Steve Fex's other DVD's on the Multiple 3-4 Defense.

53 minutes. 2011.