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Effective Running Back Play Coach Christopher Bocage www.CoachBocage.com

Effective Running Back Play Coach Christopher Bocage www.CoachBocage.com. Thanks and Acknowledgements. God Coach Oji Fagan – HVCC Head Coach RPI Section 2 Coaches Pete Carroll and USC coaching staff. Standards and Expectations. 100% Is The Standard, Not The Goal P.R.I.D.E

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Effective Running Back Play Coach Christopher Bocage www.CoachBocage.com

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  1. Effective Running Back PlayCoach Christopher Bocagewww.CoachBocage.com

  2. Thanks and Acknowledgements • God • Coach Oji Fagan – HVCC Head Coach • RPI • Section 2 Coaches • Pete Carroll and USC coaching staff

  3. Standards and Expectations • 100% Is The Standard, Not The Goal • P.R.I.D.E • Personal Responsibility In Daily Excellence • Competitive Greatness • Being At Your Best When Your Best Is Needed

  4. Pac-10 Running Back History • Reggie Bush, New Orleans Saints • Lendale White, Tennessee Titans • Justin Fargas, Oakland Raiders • Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars • Stephen Jackson, Saint Louis Rams

  5. Today’s Running Back • The role of the running back has changed dramatically in recent years. Being able to carry the ball, make people miss, and run over smaller defensive players no longer is enough. Today's running back must be a multi-talented athlete. He must be able to carry the ball 20-30 times a game, pick up blitzing linebackers, and block the bigger defensive linemen. At the same time he must have the ability to catch passes like a tight end or wide receiver.

  6. The Complete Running Back • Smart • Physical Blocker • Tough • Protects The Ball • Explosive, Big Play Ability • Catch The Ball Out Of The Backfield

  7. Stance and Start • Two Point Stance • Three Point Stance • Proper Steps • Zone, Counter, Power

  8. Stance and Start Drills • C/QB Exchange • Work on snaps and all run plays • Under center, shotgun • Pre-Practice Step Drills • Open step, swing step, aiming point

  9. Ball Security • 5 Points Of Pressure • Tip of the ball, forearm, crook of the elbow, bicep, chest • High and Tight • Protect The Ball With Your Life!

  10. Ball Security Drills • C/QB Exchange • Gauntlet Drill • Ball Exchange Drill • Tripod Drill

  11. Blocking • Run Blocking • Pass Protection • Drop back, slide, sprint out, play action • Blitz Pickup

  12. Blocking Drills • Shoulder Block Progression Drills • Slide Protection Drills • Sprint Out Protection Drills • Drop Back Protection Drills • Blitz Pickup Drills • Chop Block Drills

  13. Catching The Ball • Hand Placement • Pass Routes • Exaggerate the catch • Exaggerate the tuck

  14. Catching Drills • Fingertip drills • Ball Drills • High ball, low ball, running across, over the shoulder, back shoulder, distraction, 180 degree turn, pole drills, blaster; catch in traffic, highest point, sideline catch

  15. Agility Drills • Bags • High knees, zigzag, shuffle, sprint/backpedal • Ropes • High knees, bunny hops, checker board, crossover • Cone Drills • Square drill, zigzag, jump cut, pro agility, L drill

  16. Speed and Strength Development • What is speed? • Speed is force application • Apply force with our arms and our legs • Neuromuscular Efficiency • The ability of the nervous system (brain) to properly coordinate muscular action • Weight Training programs • Cardiovascular, resistance, and flexibility training • Speed Ladder Drills • One foot run, two feet run, lateral run, icky shuffle

  17. HVCC Run Game Philosophy • Keep It Simple • Execution • Assignment, Leverage, and Coverage • Inside Zone • Steps, aiming point, reads • Outside Zone • Steps, aiming point, reads

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