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Features & Benefits You can effectively run the ball out of the shotgun position. Keep your defense guessing You can successfully run the ball against odd or even man fronts Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 4x District Champions, 4x District "Coach Of The Year" Spread Shotgun Wing T Offense allows you to increase your defense and make big gains. Lew Johnston, whose coaching achievements include a 32-game winning streak in regular season games using this offense, teaches how to incorporate a running game into the explosive Spread Shotgun Wing T Offense. Johnston highlights seven important plays using game film and extensive discussion on marker boards. Johnston also draws the blocking assignments and can read versus both odd and even fronts. Johnston uses a consistent blocking strategy for all plays to simplify his offense. Johnston stresses the importance of coaching and shares his personal observations and tips to help you understand and succeed with this explosive offense. This offense is essential for any football playbook. 46 minutes. 2005.

Features & Benefits Profit from the weakest defender What to look out for in your pre-snap readings Your Wing-T offense will be more versatile Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 4x District Champions, 4x District "Coach Of The Year" This simple, effective offense is a great tool for coaches looking to improve their defenses. Coach Johnston provides a detailed presentation on the marker board and then reinforces it by showing extensive footage of The Spread Shotgun Wing T passing game. Johnston shows three types of passing that have been very successful with his teams: Straight drop (eight play), quick fire (three plays), and play-action (2 plays). Johnston explains the blocking and patterns for each play against both even and odd fronts. Johnston explains the pre-snap readings and the specific things they look out for to attack the defense. These include: Hot reads, finding and adapting patterns to defeat coverage, and finding the weakest defender. This "insider's" school is a great way to learn how to create an efficient, simple-to-learn offense. 50 minutes. 2005.

Features & Benefits Your passing game will be more versatile Learn 10 misdirection passing plays These plays can be incorporated into your two-minute offense Lew Johnston Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 5x District Champions, 4x "Coach of The Year" District Coach Johnston discusses his passing skills within the Spinner S’Wing-T offense. Johnston covers play action passes most effectively, but Johnston also covers motion screen and quick fire passes to help you adapt to different defensive situations. Johnston shares 10 misdirection passes that will help you get over tough defensive lines and into the end zone. He uses whiteboard diagrams and video footage. The 41 Sweep Pass makes use of the misdirection from its running play to draw defenders towards the line, creating several options for 25 yard passes. Johnston covers the essential primary blocks that are often overlooked, but which are crucial to this play's success. His quick plays are a great part of a 2-minute offense. They also help keep the ball moving. For example, the 92 Spread is a great play that can be used to get out of bounds safely and stop the clock. These plays, combined with the solid foundation of the Spinner S’Wing-T will ensure that you are always one step ahead of any defense. 48 minutes. 2009.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Learn from Lew Johnston Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 5x District Champions 4x Time District "Coach Of The Year" Spread offense, once "new", has become a standard for all levels of football. Coach Johnston is an expert in the Spread Shot-Wing and shares his views on how to defend it. From a defensive perspective, there are two basic concepts that must be understood: what the offensive numbers advantage is and who has duel responsibilities. The opposing coach will draw an imaginary line across the field from the center of the field, and then attack the side with the fewest number of defenders. This is called number advantage. Johnston illustrates his points using game footage. Johnston uses the whiteboard to show how an opponent will decide which defender is responsible for duel responsibility. Spread coaches who want to run won't move from their base run attack. Johnston outlines the keys to stopping Spread coaches from using the FB trap, sweep and HB Power. The depth of your corners as well as the lateral position and safety of your free safety will be key factors in defending the pass. Johnston outlines his five core principles for defending the Spread Shot Wing. 56 minutes. 2007.

Features & Benefits To stop Wing-T, take advantage of the defenses that are packing the box You can change the pace of your offense by doing nothing but huddle Utilize your great passing quarterback Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 4x District Champions, 4x District "Coach Of The Year" Coach Johnston's Spread Shotgun Wing-T Offense uses the same principles as the regular Wing–T. It is easy to install and use. You can also take advantage of defensives packing the box and change the tempo by using a great passing quarterback or going "no-huddle". Defenses have become too familiar with the Wing-T regular Wing, so the "Spread Shotgun Wing" can be used by your opponent to give them a "change up," and force them to prepare for two packages. Johnston will walk you through the alignments and splits for each player, and teach you how to call or receive plays from the sideline. Johnston outlines the presnap readings that will determine which play is the best from the Shotgun Wing T package. This DVD will allow you to add an explosive element to your offense without having to abandon the fundamental principles of your Wing-T Offense. 47 minutes. 2005.