My football books have some great success stories from readers

Posted by John Reed on Jun 28, 2017

I just took a call from a 4th grade youth football defensive coach. I have not coached in a few years, but it was like a reunion where you and your old buddies are talking as if some conversation from 50 years ago was effortlessly picked up, where you left off.

This guy, 29, happened to be the son of a West Point class of 1971 guy. “Tell your dad I was a First Beast platoon sergeant the month he entered West Point.”

Anyway, the guy has read my Gap-Air-Mirror Defense three times and used it sparingly the past three years, but he was not allowed to go 100% with it until this season.

He got my book on the recommendation of a high school football coach. The 29-year old was an Army brat—dad a career Army officer. They move around a lot. So he played for four different high schools and four different high school staffs. His favorite and best coach used my Single-Wing YOUTH Football Offense book to win a WA state high school 11-man varsity championship!

So when do I get a testimonial from that guy? I already have one from a CA high school varsity who won the CA state championship two years in a row at the 8-man level with that same book of mine.

The 29-year old also knows another youth coach in his area who won two SuperBowls with my youth offense. At one point, the 29-year old said he only gave up two TDs all season when he was running my GAM defense. “Because your wide-side defensive end was not disciplined enough,” I guessed. “Exactly,” he said.

When a coach reader of my books calls with a problem, I can typically diagnose it in 60 second and prescribe the remedy in another 60 seconds. I have some testimonials saying we called you during the season about a problem, implemented your remedy, and never lost another game.

Football season is nigh. If you are or know a football coach, give him or recommend my books to him. One, Football Clock Management, has changed the way football is played on TV.

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