"Coaching a Wing-T Based Multiple Offense" (Book) by Chuck Shroyer

Specific guidelines for teaching, understanding the communication system, practicing, and executing the no-huddle offense. 1998, 136 pages."Coaching the No-Huddle Offense" (book) by

The definitive resource on this popular offense. Examines the empty backfield offensive system; offensive line run blocking rules and drills; pass protection; the empty backfield running game; developing the empty backfield passing game (play action passes, draws, and screens); field position and down and distance strategy; and pre-reading defenses"Coaching the Empty Backfield Offense" (Book) by Joe

Volume 3 of the 'Best of Coaching Volleyball' series covers conditioning, mental training, and program development and management. This outstanding volume of articles includes 25 contributions from volleyball coaches, physical education specialists, and other sports professionals. For the other volumes in this series, click here . 2004, 140 page"Coaching Volleyball: Beyond the X's and O's" (Book) by Kinda

A complete offensive football manual for those coaches and teams interested in employing an effective option-oriented offense. Includes the wing bone foundation, option attack, power attack, counter attack, passing attack and more. 1999, 133

This comprehensive overview is a must-read for any coach who wants to install the single-wing offense. With chapters on basic organization and personnel selection, line play, backfield play, the passing game, and a variety of offensive series, 'Coaching the Single Wing Offense' provides everything a coach needs to take advantage of this

The complete and easy-to-understand reference for this versatile and flexible attack. The option wing offense an be installed and run effectively at all levels of play, and is particularly beneficial for high school or college programs with smaller, more agile linemen. Covers formations, personnel placement, blocking rules, terminology, offensive

Coaching Basketball's Secondary Fast-Break Offense contains nearly 100 secondary break options. Each option is thoroughly explained and the book draws on nearly 200 illustrations to help put the plays into motion. Covers post-player inbounding, perimeter player inbounding, dribbling the ball to a wing, and high-post ballscreen. 2001, 128

An invaluable guide on how to coach the spread offense-a relatively simple attack to run, but a very complex one to defend. This comprehensive book features chapters on the zone drive, the trap option, the speed option, the play-action pass, the sprint-out pass, and special plays. 1998, 96

The definitive resource for coaching the spread option offense. In a straightforward, easy-to-understand style, coach Granger explains the spread option scheme, blueprint, audibles (0-1-2 rule), blocks and schemes, option & power series, play-action pass, passing series, screens & draws, 80 & 90 series, special plays practices & organization,

A comprehensive review of the concepts, principles, and fundamentals involved in playing zone offenses. Includes chapters on how to beat zones, individual positions and job descriptions, zone offense terminology, entries and quick hitters, offensive sets and continuity against zone defenses, and more. Contains almost 100 diagrams and detailed