Basics of the 3-5-3 is football training video made by Coach Bert Williams, head coach of the Georgia Military College.
During the first two seasons Georgia Military used the 3-5-3 Defense they compiled a record of 21-1. Played in two national championship games, winning one and producing 8 All-Americans.
2001 was a perfect season, winning the NJCAA national title and producing the NJCAA Defensive Player of the year.
Coach Williams made this DVD in 2004, it runs 53 minutes and is still considered by many, the gold standard for football training videos teaching the basics of the 3-5-3 Defense.
Well produced, this DVD's sound and video are both clear, meeting the quality standards for the industry.
Bert Williams explains to you the basics of the 3-5-3 Defense in easy to understand laymans terms, using both chalk board diagrams and actual game film clips to illustrate his points.
Coach Williams goes into depth explaining the 4 fronts used in the 3-5-3 Defense, beginning with a easy to follow diagram of the Base Front.
He pays alot of attention to detail diagramming how each defender must line up and why. Listing the front 3 as down rushers, he explains to you detail which hand the ends use as the down hand and the reasons why.
Coach Williams takes you through the first alignment, The Base he uses the chalk board and more actual game footage to demonstrate for you, the variations you need to use the other 3 fronts. The Solid, the under and the Tuff Fronts.
During this process of going through the 4 fronts, Williams shows you disguise the stunts, blitzes and defensive coverages that you can use with each front, whether its man to man or zone coverage.
In conclusion, Basics of the 3-5-3 is a well made football training DVD. It is easy to follow and illustrates its points very clearly. Whether you are a player or coach this DVD will give you a better understanding how to play The 3-5-3 Defense.
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Copy Right by Andrew Berkey January 15, 2009
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