Transform Your Team: 7 Reasons to Join Dr. Lou Cella’s Triple Option Football Academy
September 12, 2025
Transform Your Team: 7 Reasons to Join Dr. Lou Cella’s Triple Option Football Academy
1. Rapid, Systematic Installation of the Flexbone Triple Option Offense
The structured, step-by-step process during camps (e.g., 64-play sequences over three days) allows teams to quickly master core plays like Zone Dive and Rocket Toss, slashing the learning curve and leading to immediate record turnarounds, such as Haverford High going from 1-9 to 11-2.
2. Hands-On Skill Development and Player Confidence Building
High-repetition drills against various defenses build player buy-in and mental toughness, fostering trust in the system and enabling undersized or small-roster teams (e.g., Bayfield HS with an average 180-pound line) to achieve undefeated regular seasons and state championship appearances.
3. Intensive On-Field Clinics for Coaching Staffs
Camps double as clinics, equipping coaches with long-term planning tools, position-specific drills, and game-planning strategies, reducing trial-and-error by years and streamlining practices for maximum efficiency.
4. 24/7 Accessibility and Personalized Support
Dr. Cella provides round-the-clock guidance via calls, texts, or emails, offering timely advice on adjustments, in-season training, and fundamentals, as highlighted by coaches like Dennis Gibson who credit this for sustaining success throughout the season.
5. Streamlined Practice Plans and Time
Management: Proven methodologies maximize reps and preparation time, even for two-way players at small schools, leading to dominant stats like over 400 rushing yards per game and extended drives that improve defense through better time-of-possession.
6. Proven Track Record of Dramatic Turnarounds and Championships
Numerous testimonials show teams transforming from losing records to playoff contenders or champions, such as Tyrone (OK) averaging 51 points per game to win a state title, or Piedra Vista from 3 wins to state quarterfinals.
7. Adaptability for Struggling or Resource-Limited Programs
The offense levels the playing field for small schools or those with limited talent, enabling quick wins with rosters as small as 16-21 players, as seen in South Border (ND) ending a winless streak or Timmonsville (SC) reaching state semifinals after a 1-9 season.
