Watch the video on the Triple Option ball carriers right here. The Academy The Academy empowers you to execute the Triple Option Offense the right way the first time. Dr. Lou Cella installs Army and Navy’s modern-day Flexbone Triple Option Offense with you and your staff. Read more: Testimonials from Dr. Cella’s clients. Triple Option Football … Read moreThe Triple Option Ball Carriers
Cancel the EZ Stunt with the Triple Option. Learn how to do this with the below-listed video. The Academy The Academy empowers you to execute the Triple Option Offense the right way the first time. Dr. Lou Cella installs Army and Navy’s modern-day Flexbone Triple Option Offense with you and your staff. Read more: Testimonials from … Read moreCancelling the EZ Stunt with the Triple Option
In 2019, the Navy leading rusher is Quarterback Malcolm Perry. Perry has Navy off to a 5-1 start. He leads the team with 792 carries on 124 attempts. The second leading rusher is B-Back Nelson Smith. Smith has 343 yards on 85 carries. This has been a consistent trend of dominant Flexbone teams in the … Read moreNavy Leading Rusher (through 10/19/19)
Do you want to learn how to get your Flexbone Quarterback good fast? Dr. Cella provides some hacks on how to do this. Watch the video right here. Is Your Down Cycle Coming? If your Down Cycle is coming… and you’ve already said, “We’re going to be down next year”… well then, this is your, very-own … Read moreGet Your Flexbone Quarterback Good Fast
Triple Option Quarterback Practicing Midline Triple Option vs. Blood Stunt
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Interview with Cashmere (WA) High School Quarterback, Casey Ruether
Progression-Based Triple Option: Quarterback and B-Back versus #1
Reading the Easy Stunt is Easy if You Start Practicing This Situation on Day One
Read The ONE Difference in Teaching the Triple and Midline Quarterback Read Progression right here.
Read What Former Georgia Tech Quarterback, Josh Nesbitt Said to Dr. Cella About Executing Triple Pass right here.
Here, on Dr. Cella’s birthday, read The Three Components to the Triple Option Offense: Part Three–right here.
Read Exactly What the Quarterback and B-Back Does on Triple Option right here.
Read Challenging the Triple Option Quarterback in Practice right here.
Read Drilling the Follow Play with the Quarterback/B-Back right here.
Read Executing the Follow with the Quarterback and B-Back right here.
Read Non-Negotiable Skills for the Triple Option Quarterback right here.
Read Here’s What Coach Paul Johnson Emphasizes on Coaching Quarterbacks, B-Backs, and A-Backs right here.
Read 10 Things Your Triple Option Quarterback Must Do for You to Succeed in 2017 right here.
Learn the Quarterback’s stack-read process right here.
Paul Johnson’s Top Coaching Points for Triple Option Ball Handlers
Navy utilized two concepts to successfully move the football during Keenan Reynolds Senior season at Navy in 2015. See what they are right here.
In the Triple Option Offense, the Quarterbacks, A-Backs, and Receivers have a specific manner in which they secure the ball. The B-Backs have another. Learn how to perfectly secure the football right here.
This video shows you exactly how the world’s best Triple Option Quarterback operates over a four-year career. The video can be seen right here.
Dr. Cella wrote these 10 directives in 2012, and they are best reinforced with your quarterbacks early in the process, as they inevitably determine your future success as a Flexbone Triple Option offense. 1. Ignore Outsiders’ Opinions The media, your family, your friends, your relatives, and the fans fail to understand that we are actually maximizing … Read more10 Directives for the Triple Option Quarterback
Paul Johnson emphasizes specific points to his Quarterback, B-Back, and Backside A-Back on the Triple Option. This article, which was published by the Triple Option Football Academy on November 22, 2016, demonstrates what really matters. Here are Paul Johnson’s coaching points for ball carriers on the Triple Option. Learn how to install the Triple Option … Read morePaul Johnson’s Top Coaching Points for Triple Option Ball Handlers
You can’t talk your way to a great Triple Option Quarterback. You can’t walk through your way to a great Triple Option Quarterback. You have to give your Triple Option Quarterback continual, full-speed repetitions versus multiple situations. This is what is necessary to expedite the Flexbone Triple Option Quarterback’s development–and you can read about these … Read moreSpecific Drills to Expedite the Flexbone Triple Option Quarterback’s Development
Sometimes too much information becomes bad information. Many Flexbone Triple Option Offensive techniques require an approach that can be taught to players in one sentence. This way, players can develop visual pictures in their minds of how to accurately technique their assignment. All Triple Option techniques are VERY important… it’s the manner in how others … Read moreFive Areas to Stop Overcoaching When Running the Flexbone Triple Option Offense
The below-listed video demonstrates ground-level examples of how Georgia Tech drills the Triple Option Quarterback on Counter Speed, Counter Option, Midline, Triple Option, and Trap:
The diagram below demonstrates this initial process. The Academy Install the Triple Option the right way the first time. Learn from the Sports Psychologist with 20 Years of Experience Running the Triple Option Offense Dr. Lou Cella’s Triple Option Football-based Camp System has helped produce state champions, state championship appearances, state semifinals appearances, has had … Read moreCoaching the First Phase of the Triple Option with the Quarterback and the B-Back
On Triple Option the Quarterback is going to do the following: 1- Take the snap. 2- Jump into the A-gap. 3- Point the ball. 4- Give to B unless #1 tackles the B. If so… 5- Re-seat the ball, replace #1, and score unless #2 steps at the Q. If so… 6- Parallel pitch. The … Read moreThe Triple Option Quarterback’s Progression in Six Steps
This is the drill that best introduces the Quarterback to the Triple Option for the first time. Then, you can work with your Quarterback on the Pitch Phase. Start with the Easy and Blood Stunts on Triple Option. Three stunts your Quarterback must face in practice. 1- Takes the snap. 2- Seats the ball. 3- Hops into … Read moreIntroducing the Quarterback to the Triple Option for the First Time and the Initial Drill that Starts the Process
Paul Johnson Triple Option Tips Backside A-Back _____ Backside A-back’s option route is five yards behind the Quarterback. _____ A-back will take three more steps and turn up with Quarterback. _____ When backside A-back catches the pitch, he will run wherever the blocking seam is. B-Back _____ He is the dive aspect of the … Read morePaul Johnson’s Triple Option Tips for the Offensive Backfield
