3 SECRET WAYS to Run One Scheme - Inside Zone

[@AlaskanBallistics]

Thanks for the videos. Learning a lot

[@trebeck8800]

Great content! Which software do you use to make plays?

[@MarkBlaesser]

How do you call plays using the Lock call. It is just added to the end of play?

[@DmdMixZ]

Theres plenty of other ways to do it too! You can also run wham, arc, arc option, trap, cage and lead to fix different issues the defense might give you. It's a really, really versatile blocking scheme that can do a lot of things with little to no tweaking.

[@salvadorvilla7326]

Sweet. Could you do some stuff on counter?

[@CoachMcKie]

Sure thing coach. What would you like me to cover?

[@salvadorvilla7326]

@@CoachMcKie GT Counter would be a good start.

[@nathanmiles7469]

When you give the lock call, do you have a separate call or do you tag it?

[@CoachMcKie]

You tag it to the call. So instead of Inside Zone it would be Inside Zone Lock

[@brownhatknight3473]

I like the inverted veer - there is so much you can get out of that

[@CoachMcKie]

What all can you get out of that?

[@brownhatknight3473]

@@CoachMcKie If you place your TE offline backside and let him kick out or pull, slice or find open grass in the hook-to-curl if the olb decides to persuit the tailback etc.

[@troyfarrar1016]

I love stretch. I don't have to worry about pulling guards.

[@CoachMcKie]

You don't like pulling guards?

[@spartanQB10]

Man I love pulling guards lol, coach it up right and it’s a game changer

[@CoachMcKie]

Same here. I don't know why I haven't done this sooner

[@spartanQB10]

@@CoachMcKie is the new bucksweep your installing the first time you’ve ever done it coach?