Building an Efficient & Explosive Passing Attack

with Myers Hendrickson,
Kansas Wesleyan University Head Coach;
led Kansas Wesleyan to a 12-1 record in his first season as head coach in 2019;
2019 KCAC Champions;
former Northern State University Offensive Coordinator;
former Coe College Offensive Coordinator;
former Kansas Wesleyan University Assistant Coach under Matt Drinkall

Kansas Wesleyan University head coach Myers Hendrickson delivers a great presentation on optimizing your offense's passing attack. The information provided in this video webinar format is top-tier, as Hendrickson breaks down the offensive essentials that he seeks and teaches in his own program, before diving deep into all kinds of game footage to display his concepts in action.

Mental Fundamentals

Coach Hendrickson starts by expressing the need to have a mentally and physically tough team to build the drive needed for an explosive offensive line. He pulls no punches while discussing his theory behind motivation and strong-willed players. His theory of no huddles leads into how his team focuses on their training and being tough under pressure on the field.

Dedicated Practice

Next, Hendrickson takes time to discuss his approach on how to make plays. In order to make plays, Coach Hendrickson wants focus on each down, and each focus to lead to a result. His team takes this to the field to drill, ensuring the players know what to expect and when. You'll get even more insight when Hendrickson explains how he designates specialized training for each day of the week.

Game Footage

A large majority of the video is breaking down actual game footage that explains the principles Coach Hendrickson has discussed previously, play-by-play. With this footage, you'll see firsthand how you can take the information from this video and implement it to your program immediately.

The teachings and concepts that Coach Hendrickson passes along in this presentation will undoubtedly motivate you to review your current training program and implement new ideas on the offensive side of the ball.

95 minutes. 2021.