Football Coaching Strategy/Training w/Coach Renner: Tip 5 QB and WR Route Footwork Timing

In Tip 5 of Football Coaching Strategy and Training Tips with Coach Bill Renner, Coach Renner explains and teaches you how to time and coordinate the quarterback dropback footwork with the receiver route footwork. This timing synchronization produces more completed passes, less time the offensive line has to protect which creates less quarterback sacks and puts the defenders in a coverage conflict with their techniques. He tells the story of how he learned the idea of timing the quarterback's dropback footwork and the receiver's route footwork from studying Coach Bill Walsh. Coach Walsh used this system to create the 49ers dynasty and was an integral part of his West Coast offense. These techniques Coach Renner explains can be taught and used in any offense at any level to increase passing efficiency. Timing the quarterback and receiver footwork allows the quarterback to use his footwork to tell him when to throw and his eyes to tell him where to throw the pass. And it gives the receiver the idea of when and where he will catch the pass in his route. Coach Renner provides game video clips of his quarterback and receiver timing running multiple routes. He also provides live on the field videos of him coaching a quarterback learning to use the right dropback footwork for each route for the first time. You can hear Coach Renner's teaching style and how he instructs the footwork for both the quarterback and receiver. To confirm that this footwork timing can be done at any level, Coach Renner shows video of a 10-year old quarterback and receiver he trains executing the footwork coordination and completing passes on time and in rhythm. Coach Renner shows you a chart of the route, the quarterback's dropback footwork and the receiver's route steps that he uses in teaching this system. He directs you to his website, www.billrennerfootball.com for more detailed information on coaching this timing. If you are looking for a method to increase pass completions, decrease sacks, and create problems for the defense, you should listen to Coach Renner as he explains and demonstrates the ideas he learned and successfully implemented for 20 years from studying Coach Bill Walsh.