what does a offensive coach do?
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He calls his players nasty names.\n\nAw c'mon, gimme a break! Someboday had to say it! ;-)
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Defense\n\n\nDefensive linemen- Try to stop whoever has the ball\nDefensive Backs- Make sure the rtecivers dont get the ball and stop them from scoring.\nLine Backers- Help the linemen and defensive back stop the run and sometimes the throw.  \n\nOffense\nQuarterback- snap the ball and get it either to a reciever or the running back.\nRunning back- run with the ball or sometimes catch it. Recievers- Run a route to catch the ball and run with it.  (they also block on run plays)\nOffensive linemen- protect whoever has the ball
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It really depends on your position.  But juggiling everday with help you with your touch.  Also you can impress your coach by doing anything your coach wants you to do and keeping a good attitude.
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The top ten players coaches are usually on a salary and they get performance bonuses on how well they do in the majors.  A contract is usually drawn up to protect both player and coach.  The bonuses are usually in the ten percent range.
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If you want to develop a sound offensive game, this category is for you. These are drills for the individual player and for the team.\n\nhttp://www.degerstrom.com/basketball/drills/offense/\n\nAnother good site is\n\nhttp://www.coachesclipboard.net/BasketballDrills.html
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say hello to my little friend, 'pressure'.\n\nMissing wide open shots, poor coaching decisions...
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Let your coach decide
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The coaches will be looking for fundementals.  Make sure that you do everything the right way and make good throws.  If you need to, overexaggerate things like catching flyballs with two hands, and fielding groundballs in front of you.
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While there are strategies on and off the field to learn, this is a people business.  Knowing how to communicate to people to motivate them to achieve their best is what you want to focus on.\nDo your homework by finding out where the current and recent past coaches came from.  Find the name of every coach for every team in the NFL over the last 10 years.  Find out what their backgrounds were.  Did they start as players?  Coach college first?  Find the coach(es) that you want to embrace as role models, not for their winning record, but for their ability to get the job.  A background you can relate to and emulate.  Start with coaching right now.  City league football or YMCA or HS asst. coach.  Try private schools since they're not a govt. agency they may be easier to get started with.  There's nothing like doing it to learn to do it.  You have to be able to asst. coach HS before you can asst coach college ball.  You have to understudy a good college head coach before you can be a College Head Coach.  If you can't with a college team, you won't be going to the NFL.  You have to prove yourself so you might as well get started.  Degrees and resume qualifications won't get you the job.\n\nThis is a relationship based business.  Start placing yourself in correct environment to initiate, build and nurture those relationships.  Look on the sidelines and find out who's there and who they work for.  Relentlessly pursue the job that puts you on the sidelines.  Read "The 21 Indisputable Laws of Leadership" by John Maxwell.  Get a hold of the team chaplin and volunteer to help him with anything, making copies, running errands, anything.  Don't take "no" for an answer.  Don't be annoying, be persistant.  Did I mention to refine your people skills?\n\nGo for it!
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If she is in the front row, she will go to a blocking position, usually right front.  If she is in the back row she cannot block.  She will be in a back row defensive position, usually right side, close to the spiking line.  These are only generalizations.  Coaches will do a lot of different things to take advantage of the particular skills of their players.  However remember only front row players can block.
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A good coach is first of all a good teacher. Ability to communicate, especially with the appropriate age group is important. Understanding of the game, beyond fascination from the fan perspective is important. Playing experience is usually a huge plus. In college, understanding of recruiting is huge.
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Actually nothing prevents a coach from cueing a player to challenge.  The worst that could happen is that if a coach is "coaching" a player during a match they may be forced to pay a fine and the coach could be barred from sitting in the players box for the rest of the tournament.  This virtually never happens as coaches are often giving signs and unless it is blatant most people look the other way.  Therefore, it would be quite easy for a coach to signal to a player whether or not to challange a call.
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my coaches seem to like endurance drills. they are HOOOOORRRRIBLE but they take up some time and they really are helpful.\nThe one that seems to stick the most: Sprint from first cone 2 the second one (straight line) jog to the next cone (also straight line) Sprint up the hill, then sprint down  (obviously a little distance away) and at the bottom of the hill, do 10 pushups. from there run in for a grounder, throw it back, then sprint back to the first cone. Repeat for 10 minutes, but with younger kids you should adjust the pace and difficulty or the lenghth.\n\nFor drills try 6 on 6 offense defense, put the goalie in goal, have each defender pair up with an offender and start the ball with offense, like a mini scrimage because it starts out pretty close to the crease. its fun and it also teaches cutting skills. Relays are alot of fun too, and keeping one thing in focus, like one day, cradling and ground balls, and another day just throwing, a day of just conditioning etc.\ngood luck!
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The coach is there to lead you, but what is really important is teamwork. If your team really wants to win, talk to each other, communicate what strategy you should use to win the game.
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Depends if it is a school team or not.\n\nIf it is a school team, you could look at reporting him to the school. If it is a private team, perhaps your daughter can talk to her teammates to see if they have a similar problem with him and work to get a new coach. \n\nAlternatively, she could meet with him to sort out her problems. A coach can get much more out of his or her players by treating them well and offering constructive criticism. You should encourage her to be assertive.
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assoicated press and coaches
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You need to go to training, the coaches will help you with your skills, you can not simply learn how to kick, handpass, sidestep,tackle or shepperd by pressing letters on your keyboard, and by going on Yahoo Answers.