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by Bill Renner (Author)
The inside zone running play is a base blocking play that is easy for offensive linemen to run. It is a highly effective play that can be run from any number of formations and running back sets. Coach Renner has coached this play for 30 years. He provides you with the most detailed, specific and precise coaching details for this inside zone running play. He gives you his exact coaching points for each lineman on who to block and how to execute the block. He includes his specific coaching phrases which are highlighted in yellow for easy recognition so you can coach each offensive lineman on the proper steps, body position, path to the defender, head placement, the contact point on the defender, and how to respond to the defender's escape reaction off the block. For the quarterback and running back, his detailed coaching points are provided for the steps to hand off, path to hand off and tracks to run after the hand off for the gun, I and pistol running back sets. Coach Renner's shares his 17 years of experience coaching offensive linemen on this inside zone running play. He explains why this play should be run down the midline of the defense. He gives you specific diagrams for the offensive linemen counter blocking assignments versus the 4-3, 3-4, 3-3 stack, 6-2 and bear fronts. Over 50 diagrams and pictures give you the ability to visualize how to coach this running play. If you want a dependable run play gainer that gives you the quick downhill, aggressive run you need to wear a defense down or challenge their ability to get off blocks, Coach Renner's inside zone play will work for you. It was the main run play for Coach Renner's offense that has scored a touchdown for 141 straight games. With 30-years of coaching, 23-years as a head coach and play caller, Coach Renner knows a well-executed inside zone run play will make your misdirection runs, off-tackle runs, outside runs and play action passes that much more effective.
Author Biography
-He has 30 years' experience as a high school football coach; 23 years as a head high school coach at 4 high schools in two states, VA and NC -He is noted as a head football coach for taking under achieving programs and making them successful. -He finished as the all-time winning coach at two of the three high schools he was the head coach for in Virginia. -He won 111 games in 23 years as a head coach. -He has been a 3A State Champion and a 6A State Runner-up. -He has been a Regional Coach of the Year, District Coach of the Year, won District titles at two different high schools and has taken three different high schools to five state playoff appearances -He has posted the best single season records at three different high schools in two states. -He has sent over 40 high school players to play college football, has coached/developed two Elite 11 National Ranked Top 5 HS QB's in the country, and his players are in the state record books with over 25 state offensive records in two different states. -He has developed his own offensive system, 5-Wide Attack Spread Offense, that has passed for 26,487 yards and 258 TD's and rushed for 12,165 yards and 149 TD's from 2005-2012, a 9-year period and is in use by teams across the country. -His 2008 West Springfield offense was ranked #2 in the state by VHSL-Reference Stat site -His 2007 West Springfield offense was ranked #4 in the state by VHSL-Reference Stat site -His 2006 West Springfield offense was ranked #1 in the state by VHSL-Reference Stat site -His 2008 West Springfield offense is ranked #7, his 2006 West Springfield is ranked #17 and his 2007 West Springfield offense is ranked #29 of the top 100 offenses from 1999-2011 according to the VHSL-Reference state web site; only 3 other schools in the state have as many ranked offenses in the top 30 for that 13 year period * He is a retired teacher and currently the Offensive Coordinator for Northwood High School in Pittsboro, NC. -He has authored books on Coaching and Training Quarterbacks, Coaching Special Teams and Coaching the 3x2 Empty Formation, Pass Protection from No Tight End Formations, and Pass Route Combinations of the 5 Wide Offense
