Dave Cisar is a national expert in the world of youth football. Hundreds of coaches have patterned their program after his popular model. In this instructional football DVD, Cisar shows how you can increase the enjoyment of the game for players and retain more players each year. Cisar covers 28 topic areas, including keeping the players' attention, practice planning, common mistakes, evaluating players, and "increasing the fun factor." Each player will maximize their skill by sharing playing time and learning various positions on the field. Communication is crucial for outstanding coaching, and Cisar shares dozens of nuggets for motivating players and developing a solid and consistent coaching staff. Team building, increasing attendance, pre-game talks, clock management and post-game decorum are key components to building a first class youth football program. Cisar spares no expense when presenting this A to Z outline for youth football done the right way. Teaching life lessons and winning football games the right way are the byproduct of Cisar's game plan.

97 minutes. 2009.

Coach Cisar's passion for youth football is unmatched across the country. In this DVD you will learn how to build a sound, fundamentally based defensive system for youth. Cisar shares his expertise on common mistakes, position requirements, tackling drills, adjustments and methods of evaluating players. He breaks down his defensive system into nine easy to understand components that you can use to incorporate it into your own program. Cisar's system for evaluating players will help you assemble and organize your team in a quick, efficient fashion. With Cisar's instruction you can save time and lead your youth football program to unparalleled success.

42 minutes. 2009.

Dave Cisar is a national expert in the world of youth football. Hundreds of coaches have patterned their program after his popular model. In this instructional football DVD, Cisar shows how you can increase the enjoyment of the game for players and retain more players each year. Cisar covers 28 topic areas, including keeping the players' attention, practice planning, common mistakes, evaluating players, and "increasing the fun factor." Each player will maximize their skill by sharing playing time and learning various positions on the field. Communication is crucial for outstanding coaching, and Cisar shares dozens of nuggets for motivating players and developing a solid and consistent coaching staff. Team building, increasing attendance, pre-game talks, clock management and post-game decorum are key components to building a first class youth football program. Cisar spares no expense when presenting this A to Z outline for youth football done the right way. Teaching life lessons and winning football games the right way are the byproduct of Cisar's game plan.

97 minutes. 2009.

Coach Cisar's shows you why the Single Wing offense is a popular and effective offensive attack. Cisar highlights the eight goals that have helped his teams average 40-plus points per game. He describes desirable qualities for each position in the offense, which will help you determine the best scenario for each player on the field. Next, Cisar unpacks his playbook, sharing 18 plays including game footage. Cisar's plays come from five distinct groups: Power, wedge, fullback spin, tailback spin and jet. He also includes the base blocking series. In addition, he shares 16 reasons for running the single wing over other offenses.

45 minutes. 2009.

Coach Cisar shows you why strong offensive line play is the anchor of winning football. His teams average over 40 points a game and Cisar credits good blocking and solid fundamentals up front. Cisar discusses a number of line play strategies that will teach you how to avoid common mistakes made by most youth football programs. Cisar's instruction covers stance, blocking rules, making contact, pulling, crab blocking and pass blocking. Cisar's expertise in line play allows you to learn from the best and quickly elevate your coaching ability. Attitude and quality line play create a winning formula for you and your coaching staff.

46 minutes. 2009.

Coach Cisar's passion for youth football is unmatched across the country. In this DVD you will learn how to build a sound, fundamentally based defensive system for youth. Cisar shares his expertise on common mistakes, position requirements, tackling drills, adjustments and methods of evaluating players. He breaks down his defensive system into nine easy to understand components that you can use to incorporate it into your own program. Cisar's system for evaluating players will help you assemble and organize your team in a quick, efficient fashion. With Cisar's instruction you can save time and lead your youth football program to unparalleled success.

42 minutes. 2009.

Coach Salem has coached every phase of offense in his tenure at Central Florida. In this DVD, Salem breaks down a UCF practice and shows how you can make your practices hard and fast. He discusses the four types of practices at UCF based on the amount of contact allowed in each practice. Salem breaks down practices by week and by day. He shows in detail how a two-hour practice period is broken down including when the Knights work on red-zone situations, two-point plays, two-minute situations, and more. Salem shows you how precision timing can be fostered each day in practice to teach good habits for game time. Included on this DVD, is a seven page PDF with practice scripts and bonus pages. This is a comprehensive practice planning video that will provide you with tips on how to get the most out of your practices.

68 minutes. 2008.

Coaches that make the effort to improve their coaching ability can make a difference. Coach Huxtable cites teamwork and coordinated efforts as the ingredients of great football teams, and believes that 90% of football is played with the heart and the mind and ultimately determines success on the field. Huxtable touches on his keys to developing great teams. Those keys include trust, which must exist between the player and coaches at all time; concentration and discipline in the film room; and conducting meaningful meetings and practices each day. Teaching players an eagerness to work is difficult but in time will prove worthy for the coaching staff. Five common errors for football coaches are shared to improve coaching. Huxtable also presents an evaluation of defensive breakdowns after a game.

40 minutes. 2008.