Every athlete needs to have a detailed workout plan in order to insure that he will develop and perform his skills successfully. Failure to have such a plan will result in a "trial and error" performance. This prevents an athlete from developing to his maximum potential. This off-season workout book provides a punter with a daily workout plan that is designed specifically to improve a punter. It begins with the first day of the year and continues through the end of July. Each day has a planned workout for a punter. It incorporates punting drills, agilities, flexibility, lifting and running....

The High School Quarterback Off-Season Training Program is a comprehensive program that encompasses quarterback specific lifts, a running program, a quarterback throwing mechanics drill set, quarterback pocket movement drills, quarterback core stability drills, and a quarterback arm care warm-up. These are cohesively scheduled in a daily plan that starts the first of January and goes through May. You can start the training program anytime during that period. This off-season training program will develop the quarterback pocket movement skills and quarterback throwing mechanics he needs to play...

I do not believe in calling an offensive play where you don't know how, why and where the defense will be aligned. The alternative is to call offensive plays hoping the defense will be aligned where you want them to be. But, hope is not a strategy. And it does not have to be if you understand that the offensive play caller determines how and where the defense aligns by his use of offensive formations. Using Offensive Formations to Dictate Defensive Alignment is a book that details how to use your offensive formations with no tight ends and tight ends versus various defensive fronts to make a...

Coach Bill Renner is a 30-year veteran high school coach with 23-years of experience as a head high school football coach. Coach Renner shares his 7 Core Success Principles he developed and used during his coaching career to teach his players how to be successful and to help his teams win. Coach Renner specialized in taking underachieving teams and helping them learn how to win. He explains how to teach and coach concepts like best effort, total focus, aggressive and intense, obedient and committed in a clear, concise, sequenced format so that your players understand the process of becoming a...

Football is a game of situations. A coach has to know the situations he must have his players prepared. The Last Drive, No Timeouts with 80 Yards from a Touchdown game situation is one that will determine whether a coach has prepared his team situationally. With 23 years as a head coach, 13 years of experience running a successful no huddle offense, and 30 years of experience coaching and calling plays, Coach Bill Renner shares with you his formation, 3 pass plays and how to train the players to perform and out execute the opponent in this situation. His plan uses 3 pass plays that are...

No position in football, player, coach or administrative, is more important than the offensive coordinator. He is responsible for the plan that enables his team to score enough to win. When a team cannot score the players, coaches, and fans lose hope of winning. When hope of winning is lost then the team begins a downward spiral. Coach Renner has called plays for 30 years, 23 years as a head coach. He finished his 30-year coaching career with a consecutive game touchdown scoring streak of 141 games, a span of 13-years. During that time his offenses averaged 31.1 points per game and 6+ wins...

The inside zone running play is a base blocking play that is easy for offensive linemen to run. It is a highly effective play that can be run from any number of formations and running back sets. Coach Renner has coached this play for 30 years. He provides you with the most detailed, specific and precise coaching details for this inside zone running play. He gives you his exact coaching points for each lineman on who to block and how to execute the block. He includes his specific coaching phrases which are highlighted in yellow for easy recognition so you can coach each offensive lineman on...

Leadership is a teachable trait. And, no sports position requires leadership from a player more than football does from the quarterback. You cannot expect the quarterback to know how to be a leader. You have to teach him how to function as a leader. The quarterback's leadership influence is not just limited to his team. His leadership reach extends to the support staff, the students and faculty in the school, the community and in the surrounding area. He is the CEO of the football organization. And, he needs to be taught how to recognize and take advantage of his leadership opportunities to...