PRACTICEPERFECTIONFORTHE4-2-5DEFENSE(SANDERS)

In this video you will learn how to: Create dynamic practice schedules and checklists to prepare your defense for success Create a great tempo during your team practice session using three key concepts Implement a takeaway circuit that will have your players attacking the ball and creating game winning takeaways Build a strong relationship with your players and their parents that will get the community talking positively about your program

• Create dynamic practice schedules and checklists to prepare your defense for success
• Create a great tempo during your team practice session using three key concepts
• Implement a takeaway circuit that will have your players attacking the ball and creating game winning takeaways
• Build a strong relationship with your players and their parents that will get the community talking positively about your program

Organization and the will to prepare effectively are the keys to defensive success at any level. Drew Sanders chalks you through his dynamic practice schedule detailing his complete practice plans for each day of the week.

Coach Sanders begins with his daily checklists he uses with his staff prior to the start of each week to make sure that his team is prepared for Friday night. The daily drills are broken down and demonstrated on the board for better understanding.

On Monday Sanders stresses his base defense and running to the ball with his Speed Pursuit drill. He works half line secondary drills to create superior execution by isolating the strong side and the weak side of his pass coverage. Tuesday his team stresses red zone defense, defending bunch sets as well as executing his blitz drill that will get the defense 30-40 repetitions in only 5 minutes. His "Back in Black" drill creates high energy toward the end of practice and creates competition for the younger players on the team.

Wednesday the team works on situational defense and no stone is left unturned as you will see in the 2-minute defense, milk it and victory segments in practice. Sanders spends time on angle of pursuit to end his daily practices.

Each drill is broken down on the board and then practice footage is provided to reinforce what had been drawn. All drills and ideas provided by Sanders are ready to implement right away for instant success.

Coach Sanders ends his video with program organization for building a successful program not only on the field but off the field. He explains events that he holds to build team connections not only with their team, but their family. Coach Sanders not only provides practice organization, but he provides program organization that will help your program thrive for years to come.

85 minutes. 2014.