Coaching Youth Football Tips with Coach Parker from Keller, Texas. A video guide to youth football offenses, pee wee football defenses, special teams and football playbooks. Stay tuned for more youth football videos and free online football coaching clinics. Coach Parker writes a nationally recognized youth football blog at CoachParker.org.
Coach Parker has been coaching youth sports since 1994. In 1994, he was a member of the Plano Sports Authority Football Coaching Staff of the Year. Coach Parker grew up in Texas; living, breathing and playing football. Go Dallas Cowboys! He started playing football in 3rd grade and played through HS. His High School Offensive Coordinator and Linebacker's coach, was Ron Schroeder, one of the winningest Coaches in Texas Football History. Coach Parker also played Racquetball and Handball for Texas A&M club teams and was a certified racquetball instructor.
@@coachparker I'm trying to get your PDF for your blocking test for Oline. You sent me the link but it's saying unavailable when I click on it. You're personal Facebook page is also not showing up when I tried to chat with you. Wondering if you blocked me by mistake or something
@@coachparker Any advice on coaching rec league? (With only an hour and a half of practice 3 times a week. In the past I emphasize on tackling and blocking but some games haven’t gotten results I’ve wanted
Hey, Coach. I'm going to buy this book and put it to use, starting this year. This is my second yr with my team now in 6th grade, and as the OL coach, they were so unorganized that it kept us from winning our Superbowl. I'm hoping to lead by example with the OL, we probably have two of the most talented RB's on the west side of MO. I appreciate your videos. I have learned a ton!
Hey coach parker! Great content. As a new tackle football coach, I appreciate it. Do you have any playmaker X codes if I purchase your playbook? Thanks!!!
@@coachparker gotcha... i do the same thing to get PAR player their plays. I split both TE's wide, and keep my standard wings in. Then I run Power with one less puller.. works great....
@@JHoratioPoinsetteSr I run it as a package in my power wing beast offense system. It is great at easy misdirection and short passing. coachparker.org/power-wing-beast-offense-playbook/
You should do a video about the sweet spot between too many players and not enough with injuries and such. Also taking on 10 play players. Our league has a required 17 player check in rule at games even if some are injured. Also the situation where a certain age group is between too many for one team and borderline because of that 17 player minimum for two teams.
Whats the best series or 2 from wing t for 2nd/3rd graders? Would down/belly be enough? Other 7/8yo coaches i know had no success with down and also struggled with teaching guards to pull
Like all your videos, been listening to you for years but sometimes it almost seems like you're strictly talking about Peewee football when talking about defending.
13:09 ineligible receiver. Great stuff. I think y'all play NCAA rules in TX youth. In NFHS, the tush push is not technically legal. You can wedge, but you can't push the runner.
