[CaptainCrunch]

so in terms of pre prep as coaches do you do a lot of film work?

Last year, I used Huddle for Film. I would review every offensive play, break it down and use the draw features to point out issues with each play. Or great execution on plays. I feel that kids nowdays are pretty much visual. I also put up the opposition for next weeks game, and I tend to put out a scouting report of key defensive formations and coverage and and key personal.

In terms of time, I think it takes me most of Sunday to do this, so maybe we should be exchanging ideas on what you guys do and how you plan your week.

so Sunday typically for me is

Review our film and breakdown
Review upcoming opponents film create a scouting report
Work on a practice plan, that includes recommendations for position coaches on what skills need to be worked on.
Send out film to the coaches and players.

Create a quick offensive game sheet so that we can run scout for our defense.

Then during the summer we practice Tuesday to Thursday.

When the season starts its games on Saturday and 3 practices a week.

What do you guys have to or do to prepare for the week,

More important how do you distribute work to other coaches, whats the breakdown of labor?