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    The document outlines Tom Davis' process of transitioning his Pop Warner football team from a double wing offense to a single wing offense over the course of a week, including preparing the players and coaches, teaching the basic concepts and plays of the new offense at practice, and observing the players adapting well to the new system despite some initial confusion. It provides details on installing specific plays like Rhino, Lion, Superpower, Counter-Power, Criss-Cross, Blast, Buck Keep, and The Beast that make up the single wing offense.

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    The document outlines Tom Davis' process of transitioning his Pop Warner football team from a double wing offense to a single wing offense over the course of a week, including preparing the players and coaches, teaching the basic concepts and plays of the new offense at practice, and observing the players adapting well to the new system despite some initial confusion. It provides details on installing specific plays like Rhino, Lion, Superpower, Counter-Power, Criss-Cross, Blast, Buck Keep, and The Beast that make up the single wing offense.

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    Single Wing in A Week

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    Tom Davis
    The document outlines Tom Davis' process of transitioning his Pop Warner football team from a double wing offense to a single wing offense over the course of a week, including preparing the players and coaches, teaching the basic concepts and plays of the new offense at practice, and observing the players adapting well to the new system despite some initial confusion. It provides details on installing specific plays like Rhino, Lion, Superpower, Counter-Power, Criss-Cross, Blast, Buck Keep, and The Beast that make up the single wing offense.

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    Single Wing in a Week

    Tom Davis

    San Marcos Pop Warner

    Introduction Background
    1st Year Head Coach Wyatt Style Double wing
    Problems Guard-Tackle Pull & QB Toss Mesh

    Beginning to Prepare for Next Year


    San Diego Fires Calande Video and Aldrich Book

    Preparation
    Center (Aldrich Style Snap) Read of the Team Morale Reeds idea on getting fired. 31 19 and Team Party at Beach. Gave Centers ball after game and emailed backs plays and shifts. Used plays and terminology similar to Double Wing from Dr. Keuffel.

    Practice and Plays


    Explained to Center Plays Beginning with B Snap to QB all other plays snap to Tailback. Showed QB how to do basic spin. Showed Backs how we would shift from DW to SW. Rhino = Right Lion = Left Wingback problems Stressed the basic play was the same for lineman and backs. Taught offense that any plays with a B would be BOB blocked. Made sure centers got enough snaps.

    Practice Observations
    Players adapted well and were enthused about the offense Coaches were pumped up about the power play. Short on players and helping dads were confused. Pulling lineman were actually fast. Ran Beast at the end of the last practice and had each player carry the ball.

    Shift to Rhino

    Shift to Lion

    Superpower (Off Tackle Power)

    Counter-Power @7 (Off-Tackle to Q-Side)

    Criss-Cross (Wingback Counter)

    Blast

    Buck Keep

    The Beast

    Video

    Questions

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