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  • Art of Practice - Maximizing Practice Efficiency with Limited Staff - Dean Pauley, Defensive Assistant, College of DuPage

    Art of Practice - Maximizing Practice Efficiency with Limited Staff - Dean Pauley, Defensive Assistant, College of DuPage
    2025/06/12
    In this episode, Keith Grabowski is joined by Dean Pauley, Defensive Assistant at the College of DuPage, for a deep dive into coaching strategies that drive practice efficiency—especially when working with a small staff. They explore how flexibility, clear communication, and collaborative planning are essential to building a high-performing football program. Dean shares practical insights on optimizing practice planning, using technology to increase reps, and developing drills with clear objectives. The conversation also highlights the importance of situational football, game-like preparation, and empowering players—particularly defensive backs—to take ownership of their development and communication. Whether you're refining your coaching methods or leading a team with limited resources, this discussion offers valuable tools to enhance player performance and maximize every minute on the field. Chapters Maximizing Practice with a Small Coaching Staff Setting Expectations for Practice Optimizing Practice Time and Drills Learning from Other Programs Collaborative Practice Planning Group Work and Efficiency Promoting Player Ownership and Communication Training Communication in Defensive Backs Utilizing Technology for Efficiency Practicing Situational Football About Our Partner - GoRout GoRout helps coaches eliminate huddles, increase reps, and maximize efficiency with their game-changing technology. Sign up using code “coordinator” for up to 50% off setup fees at gorout.com/podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    26 分
  • Culture OS – Mount Carmel Winning Culture – Jordan Lynch, Head Coach, Mount Carmel HS (IL)

    Culture OS – Mount Carmel Winning Culture – Jordan Lynch, Head Coach, Mount Carmel HS (IL)
    2025/06/17
    In this episode of Culture OS presented by Story of the Season, Mount Carmel (IL) head coach Jordan Lynch shares the foundational principles behind the sustained success of their football program. Drawing on his experience as both a player and coach, Lynch discusses the vital roles of accountability, leadership, and culture-building in shaping young athletes. He emphasizes the importance of rigorous off-season training, mental toughness, and the privilege of managing pressure at a high level. Beyond the field, he reflects on the challenges of balancing coaching with family life and the necessity of continuous learning and adaptability in coaching strategies. Through honest reflection, Lynch highlights the importance of mentorship, trust, and daily growth, providing a compelling insight into how a strong team culture, effective communication, and dependable leadership foster long-term success. Chapters Introduction to Jordan Lynch Transitioning from Player to Coach Leadership and Coaching Philosophy Mission and Vision at Mount Carmel Building a Strong Foundation Aligning Diverse Backgrounds Coaching Standards and Expectations Building a Culture of Accountability The Foundation of Toughness Managing Success and Pressure Maintaining Mental Endurance The Balance of Coaching and Family Sustaining Success in a Competitive Environment Get the highlights of Season 1 of CultureOS in our free ebook, and learn more about our partner Story of the Season and what they do to help bring your culture to life for your entire community. Get it here: ⁠⁠https://coachandcoordinatornetwork.com/cultureos Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    40 分
  • Coach and Coordinator - Coaching through the Lens: Film Watching Mastery – Dub Maddox, OC, Union HS (OK)

    Coach and Coordinator - Coaching through the Lens: Film Watching Mastery – Dub Maddox, OC, Union HS (OK)
    2025/06/16
    In this episode of the Coaching Coordinator Podcast, Keith Grabowski sits down with renowned coach and film analysis expert Dub Maddox, OC, Union HS (OK) to break down the evolving art of football film study. Together, they explore why many coaches struggle with turning raw game footage into winning strategies—and how a structured framework, precise language, and innovative tools can change the game. From grading film to identifying defensive patterns and evaluating quarterbacks, this conversation offers actionable insights for coaches looking to sharpen their eye and elevate their game planning. Whether you're a seasoned coach or a student of the sport, this episode is a deep dive into the modern tools and methods that define smarter coaching. For more insights, follow Coach Maddox on X @CoachDubMaddox. Chapters The Importance of Film Study Foundational Challenges in Film Analysis Developing a Framework for Film Watching Understanding Defensive Patterns The Role of Language in Film Study Grading Film for Effective Game Planning Utilizing Technology in Film Analysis Extracting Insights from Limited Film The Future of Quarterback Evaluation Tools for Coaches: Film Watching Mastery Course For more on Coach Maddox's resources visit: https://www.r4footballsystem.com Keep up with all things from Coaching Coordinator visit https://coachandcoordinator.com or follow @CoachKGrabowski About Our Sponsor: Modern Football - The Ultimate Tool for Quarterback Development Elevate your QB grading process with Modern Football's cutting-edge tool — built for coaches who demand precision. Streamline data collection, unlock hidden insights, and make smarter coaching decisions in real-time, all on an intuitive, easy-to-use platform. Learn more: https://www.modernfootball.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 分
  • Next Move - What Head Coaches Notice About Their Assistants - Adam Harvey, AD/HC, Long Creek HS (TX)

    Next Move - What Head Coaches Notice About Their Assistants - Adam Harvey, AD/HC, Long Creek HS (TX)
    2025/06/15
    In this episode, Coach and Coordinator Studio 2 sits down with Adam Harvey to explore the traits that make assistant coaches stand out and earn the trust of their head coaches. Drawing from his own coaching journey, Adam highlights the value of visibility, enthusiasm, and initiative—emphasizing that consistent leadership and a willingness to take ownership can set aspiring coaches apart. The conversation also delves into the role of mentorship, the art of constructive self-promotion, and how mastering current responsibilities builds the foundation for long-term professional growth in the coaching world. Chapters The Importance of Visibility in Coaching Key Qualities Head Coaches Look For Learning from Experience: Insights from Mentors Making an Impact: Recognizing Contributions Self-Promotion: A Positive Approach Mastering Your Role for Future Opportunities Sign up for your free 6-month trial today with the code CCPODCAST at ⁠coach-portal.com⁠ and make your next move. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    10 分
  • Your Call - Winning Without a Weight Room: Building Champions Through Farm Strength and Sandbags - Lane Kirkland, Former HC, Carey HS (ID)

    Your Call - Winning Without a Weight Room: Building Champions Through Farm Strength and Sandbags - Lane Kirkland, Former HC, Carey HS (ID)
    2025/06/14
    In this episode, Coach Lane Kirkland of Carey High School reflects on his journey through football coaching, drawing from a deep family legacy and a commitment to hard work. He shares how innovative training methods—like sandbag workouts and tailored community-based strategies—helped his team achieve multiple state championships, even without traditional facilities. Through stories of grit, creativity, and purpose-driven leadership, Coach Kirkland highlights how success in youth sports is not just about winning, but about shaping character, building lifelong bonds, and preparing athletes for challenges beyond the field. Chapters Legacy of Coaching Excellence Innovative Training Methods in Football The Impact of Sandbag Training Life Lessons Beyond Football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    12 分
  • Coach and Coordinator – Adapt and Attack Offensive Strategy – Shawn Glosek, OC, Washington & Jefferson College

    Coach and Coordinator – Adapt and Attack Offensive Strategy – Shawn Glosek, OC, Washington & Jefferson College
    2025/06/13
    In this episode of the Coaching Coordinator podcast, host Keith Grabowski sits down with Shawn Glosek, offensive coordinator at Washington and Jefferson, to explore his coaching journey and offensive philosophy. Glosek shares how his early experiences at the high school level shaped his approach and highlights the importance of tailoring offensive schemes to the strengths of each roster. The conversation covers RPO drill implementation, the nuances of game preparation, and the critical relationship between quarterbacks and offensive lines. Glosek also offers practical advice for aspiring coaches, emphasizing the value of every coaching role, the power of repetition in discovering team identity, and the need for adaptable, well-structured protection schemes. This episode provides thoughtful insights into building efficient, dynamic offenses and growing as a coach through every stage of the profession. Chapters Introduction to Coaching Excellence Coaching Journey and Influences Offensive Philosophy and Adaptability RPO Drills and Preparation Techniques Game Preparation and Call Sheet Management Offensive Line and Quarterback Dynamics Advice for Aspiring Coaches Support Our Partners + Offers for Our Listeners: 10% Tool Kit Coach and Coordinator pledges to source the latest and greatest products and services available in the coaching marketplace. We call this repository The 10% Toolkit for The 10% Coach. These resources are proven to help coaches win games and achieve all objectives for their programs. Think of it as a buyer's guide for vendors and suppliers we trust with our seal of certification. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 分
  • Champions - Building Strong Relationships in Coaching – Coury, Merritt, Hudson

    Champions - Building Strong Relationships in Coaching – Coury, Merritt, Hudson
    2025/06/11
    In this insightful conversation, coaches explore what it truly takes to build a championship culture in today’s evolving youth sports landscape. They delve into the emotional and mental needs of players, emphasizing the growing importance of relational coaching over rigid authority. From fostering strong player connections to integrating family dynamics into team strategies, the discussion highlights how individualized communication, parental engagement, and team traditions contribute to a healthy and high-performing environment. With a focus on core values, celebrating small wins, and navigating distractions, the episode offers practical tools for cultivating leadership, accountability, and lasting culture in any sports program. Chapters Building a Championship Culture Balancing Toughness and Emotional Needs Engaging Parents and Building Relationships Team Traditions and Their Impact Core Values in Coaching Celebrating Small Victories Handling Culture Distractors The Challenge of Non-Compliant Players Natural Consequences in Team Culture Navigating Parent Dynamics Effective Communication with Parents Learn More about Signature Championship Rings: Signature Championship Rings is a leading designer and supplier of championship rings, serving over 10,000 teams and organizations. With a focus on quality craftsmanship, easy team ordering processes, and affordability, Signature Champions celebrate every champion and their achievements, making their moment last a lifetime. For more information, visit www.signaturechampions.com/podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    48 分
  • Alert the Post - Designing the Modern Offense – Pryce Tracy, Pass Game Coordinator, University of Connecticut

    Alert the Post - Designing the Modern Offense – Pryce Tracy, Pass Game Coordinator, University of Connecticut
    2025/06/10
    In this episode of the Alert the Post podcast, host Bobby Peters sits down with Pryce Tracy, the pass game coordinator at the University of Connecticut, for an in-depth discussion on offensive strategy and coaching evolution. Tracy shares insights from his 16-year coaching journey across various programs, highlighting how each stop has shaped his football philosophy. The conversation explores key elements of both the run and pass game, drawing on Tracy’s experience under Todd Monken at Georgia and emphasizing the importance of tailoring strategies to player strengths. They also dive into the value of screen plays against aggressive defenses, red zone preparation, and the need for constant adaptation to defensive schemes. With an emphasis on self-assessment, collaboration, and the study of successful systems, this episode offers a comprehensive look into the mind of a coach committed to growth, clarity, and effective execution on the field. Chapters Coaching Journey and Background Lessons from Coaching Experiences Run Game Philosophy with Todd Monken Screen Plays and Their Importance Follow on X: ⁠⁠@ b_peters12⁠⁠ ⁠⁠@CoachKGrabowski⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ Resources: ⁠⁠Bobby Peters Amazon Author Page⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Alert the Post Substack⁠⁠ Special offers from our partners: ⁠⁠Coach and Coordinator 10% Toolkit⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    24 分