4-2-5 Defense Defensive Schemes (3)

Features & Benefits To defeat the running attack, learn how to adjust your front. Discover excellent drills for improving linebacker fundamentals Do more than "take on the blocks", shed the blocks and make more plays Neal Neathery Eastern Michigan University Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach; former Texas-San Antonio Defensive Coordinator, 2007 American Football Coaches Association NCAA Division III Assistant Coach Of The Year (Wabash College). Allow your linebackers to have more chances to play in the 4-2-5 Defense. Coach Neathery will give you an in-depth overview of how to improve your linebackers' fundamentals. Neathery will teach you drills to improve your linebacker’s ability to tackle, block, tackle, change direction, get the ball faster, and create turnovers. To show you how drills work on the field, he also includes game footage. Neathery demonstrates front adjustments that you can make to improve your run defense. You will find detailed diagrams, game footage and coaching points. These line adjustments and solid linebacker play will give you the edge to stop any run, regardless of the scheme. 57 minutes. 2010.

Features & Benefits Drills and strategies for defensive practice planning This defense can be implemented in your program by utilizing the right personnel insights, coverages, and schemes Coverage against different formations: Run and pass Neal Neathery Eastern Michigan University Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach; former Texas-San Antonio Defensive Coordinator, 2007 American Football Coaches Association NCAA Division III Assistant Coach Of The Year (Wabash College). Pressure the quarterback and stop the run! The Neal Neathery's 4-2-2-5 defense will keep your best players on the field, and they will be swarming to catch the ball in any situation. The 4-2-5 defense is explained in detail by Coach Neathery. He shares his philosophy, defensive principles, practice organization ideas, individual training periods and gives an overview of the 4-2-5 systems and their goals. After extensive research, Coach Neathery created his defense by visiting other programs like TCU and North Dakota State who have successfully implemented the 4-2-4-5. Neathery's defensive strategy has been consistently in the Top 5 nationally in many defensive categories. He has taken the best ideas of other programs and added his own twists. Neathery provides seven categories of personnel to help you get the right players into the right positions. Each player will be given a specific assignment. This will allow you to see the characteristics your players must have in order to succeed in the position. Neathery shares his base pass coverage for the 4-2-5: quarters coverage. You will always have a advantage of 3-2 to the wide side of field with the 4-2-5 pass coverage. He then shows you the three main coverage assignments for the 4-2-5 pro formation: Fox, Duo, and Buzz. He walks you through a film session, showing you examples of game footage and how they align to cover twins formation or an open formation. Do you want to improve your run defense? Neathery walks you through a film session that shows his base defense against the run as well as diagramming the personnel assignments for specific run plays. He demonstrates how to defend power, twins and open formations as well as shotguns and twins in reverse. Neathery's 4-2-5 Defence: Run Defense and Linebacker Drills provides more detail on pass and run coverage. This DVD will help your team run faster, create turnovers, and defeat blocks using one of the most popular defenses in football. 92 minutes. 2010.

Features & Benefits Find a simple approach to a complex system that may seem complicated to your competitors. While running multiple coverage plans, keep alignments and assignments simple. Cover 2, 3, and 4. Use cloud and sky concepts All alignments and coverage plans should be taught the same run-fit techniques Swarm 11 defenders around the ball You can learn to switch pass coverages quickly, giving nightmares to QBs or OCs Rick Stewart, ex-Head Coach at Porterville (CA), High School. Three losing teams made it to the playoffs. Porterville reached four consecutive playoff appearances and was back-to-back champion section. To dominate your opponents, build a multiple defense using principles of the 4-2-5 and 4-4 defenses. Rick Stewart has created a detailed video that can be used by any defense. This video shows how to create this system using basic alignment rules and minimal assignment changes. Your two inside linebackers will not need to be adjusted in any way. Coach Stewart discusses cover 2, 3, 4, and 5 with sky and cloud concepts. Whiteboard descriptions of each coverage explain the differences and show how to use them all with only minor adjustments for outside linebackers or defensive backs. He discusses route combinations, and how they are handled within each coverage. He also provides detailed descriptions of run fits and techniques that can be used in different coverage schemes. After a brief description of each coverage the emphasis shifts to the individual technique and drills. Stewart points out that the drills are determined by Stewart's playbook. Each drill is intended to replicate the game situation seen through their various defensive looks. Whiteboard diagrams will be provided along with descriptions of four drills that he uses to simulate his backpedal progression. There are also five drills that he uses for tackling, as well as seven coverage drills. These drills can be used for 1-, 3-, or 5-step routes. You will also find drills for outside linebackers, which focus on four types of block defeat, pass coverage, and tackling. Each drill is then shown on-field by players following the whiteboard session. Stewart also discusses group pursuit drills, which are performed in groups with only the outside linebackers and defensive backs. This system will make your team embody the motto "eleven helmets for one poor soul." This multi-defense allows to simplify a system that may seem complicated to your opponent. While your opponent prepares for multiple defensive strategies, your team will be able to master simple assignments. 86 minutes. 2012.