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HPED 2520 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Reinforcement, Henry Wise Wood

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Mount Royal University
Department
Health and Physical Education
Course
HPED 2520
Professor
Jean Jarrell

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Henry wise wood jr. football: sport, team, name of coach being observed mark stinson, position of coach (i. e. head coach, assistant coach, strength coach etc. Etc. , etc: route running coach worked with the receivers during skill period on running proper routes. This drill is very important for the progression and development of these player"s skills, because in order to get open and make an impact in games they need to learn to run proper and crisp routes. The players seemed to be enjoying the drill and they looked engaged and interested. As a receiver you must do three things well to succeed, catching, blocking, and route running. With this being said, the receivers understand the importance of route running and recognize that the drill is important towards making them a better player. As an offensive coach, he focused on the offensive side of the ball and running our plays against a defence.

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