Football is an amazing game with new generations of kids carrying on the tradition year after year.
However, for them to properly learn and enjoy the game, there’s always a need for youth football coaches.
Becoming a football coach takes some time, dedication and education, but it’s well worth all the work you will put in.
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The offensive coordinator is one of the three main support coaches to the head coach in football.
Along with the defensive coordinator and the special teams coordinator, their job is to support the head coach by focusing on one aspect of the game — the team’s offense.
While so much of the credit (or blame) for how a football team performs lays into the lap of the head coach, the three main coordinators play a huge role in that.
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Football isn’t always played with 11 players on offense and defense, with full pads and full contact.
Coaches and players can create variations to this, to help focus on some areas of the game.
One of the most popular variations today is the 7 on 7 football.
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A lot of attention in football gets put on a team’s head coach.
Much of the final credit and/or blame for how a team performs falls in the lap of the head coach.
There’s good reason for that, too, as they are ultimately responsible for everything that happens with the team.
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