Flexbone Offense Football: Get Lean and Get Winning

Flexbone Offense Football: Get Lean and Get Winning

Independent head high school football coaches need systems that eliminate excess and maximize weekly execution. The Flexbone offense helps programs get lean, simplify teaching, and win despite roster limitations. This video explains how option principles reduce play volume, improve discipline, and create consistent offensive production. You will see why under center football still controls games, […]

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Flexbone Playbook: How Many Runs Do We Really Need?

Flexbone Playbook: How Many Runs Do We Really Need?

Most struggling programs carry too many plays and execute none of them consistently.In this video, we break down how the Flexbone offense wins by doing less better.You’ll learn how elite under-center option teams build entire game plans from a small core of base runs.We discuss why these runs create answers for every defensive movement.This approach […]

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Flexbone Playbook: What the Quarterback Does on Follow

Flexbone Playbook: What the Quarterback Does on Follow

This video breaks down exactly what the quarterback does on Follow in the Flexbone offense. High school coaches learn the quarterback’s footwork reads timing and decision rules. Follow is critical for punishing overplaying defenders and keeping the option game balanced. You will see why Follow simplifies quarterback thinking while maximizing physical advantages. This teaching is […]

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Rainier (WA) Gets to State Quarterfinals for First Time in 26 Years After Working With Dr. Cella

Rainier (WA) Gets to State Quarterfinals for First Time in 26 Years After Working With Dr. Cella

In 2017, after becoming a Triple Option Football Academy client and working with Dr. Cella, Rainier (WA) had their best season in 26 years, reached the state playoffs for the first time since 1991, and made it to the Washington Class 2B State Quarterfinals. “Rainier Football has played around with the triple for a few […]

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Turning 48 Today—Flexbone, Winning, Image, and Identity

Turning 48 Today—Flexbone, Winning, Image, and Identity

I turn 48 years old today. Well at 3:05 PM I do. I made this video to discuss the flexbone offense, winning, image, and identity. I hope you enjoy this video. #flexbone #tripleoption #highschoolfootball #footballcoaches #footballoffense #optionfootball #winning #footballcoach

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Run 240+ Flexbone Plays in Under 60 Minutes—Here’s How We Do It

Run 240+ Flexbone Plays in Under 60 Minutes—Here’s How We Do It

Are you a high school football coach looking to maximize reps, master the triple option, and get your offense game-ready fast? Our Flexbone Training Camp 101 will show you how to run over 240 live plays in under an hour with just 2 offenses and 7 shield-holders. We teach zone dive, follow, midline, triple option, […]

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The Best Place to Run the Football in the Flexbone Offense

The Best Place to Run the Football in the Flexbone Offense

In this video-Dr. Cella discusses the best area to attack a defense when utilizing the triple option offense. This is all based on Larry Zierlein‘s two year NFL run study, which was conducted utilizing all 32 NFL teams and every running play they utilized over a two-year period. Watch here.

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Make #2 Chase YOU on Midline Triple Option

Make #2 Chase YOU on Midline Triple Option

In this video, we break down the Midline Triple Option with a key coaching point: “Don’t chase #2—make #2 chase YOU!” Learn how the quarterback controls #1 (read key), makes #2 (pitch key) chase after him, and gets the ball in the hands of the right player. If you want your offense to dominate the […]

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Running Zone Dive vs Bear Stack: 3 Critical Coaching Points

Running Zone Dive vs Bear Stack: 3 Critical Coaching Points

Video Description:In this video, I break down how to run Zone Dive against the Bear Stack defense in the Flexbone offense. I focus on three key coaching points: Watch here.

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Johnson (NJ) Goes from Bad to State Quarterfinals with a First-Year Head Coach After Cella’s Camp

Johnson (NJ) Goes from Bad to State Quarterfinals with a First-Year Head Coach After Cella’s Camp

In 2010, Johnson HS (NJ) had their worst season since 2005. Because of this, Johnson HS (NJ) hired Head Coach, Mike Mancino; however, Coach Mancino was hired only two months before the start of training camp. Then, In 2011, after running a camp with Lou Cella as Camp Director, Johnson HS (NJ) made the State […]

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