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You built the Ferrari.You never taught him to read the road.That’s the missing piece in most football development.We tra...
09/04/2026

You built the Ferrari.

You never taught him to read the road.

That’s the missing piece in most football development.

We train the body relentlessly.

Squat. Sprint. Jump. Clean.

But what about the eyes?

A kid doesn’t always get beat because he’s slow.

He gets beat because he saw it late.

And you can’t fix a seeing problem with a faster sprint.

Vision and reaction are trainable skills.

The best part?

You don’t need another piece of equipment.

A tennis ball.
A partner.
Your voice.

10 minutes at the front of the warm-up.

Ball drops. Near-far focus. Number call-outs. Peripheral reactions.

Do it every session and you start building something most programs completely ignore.

Don’t just train the hardware. Train the software.

Want the full weekly system?

Join Gridiron Warrior Insiders for $1 your first month.

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It’s 11pm. You’re googling “why do my kids cramp in camp” and clicking links written by people who never coached a down....
09/03/2026

It’s 11pm. You’re googling “why do my kids cramp in camp” and clicking links written by people who never coached a down.

I fixed that for my Insiders.

The Briefing Room is open. 77 strength and conditioning research briefings, filed into 11 issues, searchable by keyword and tag. Camp injury timing. Hamstring prevention. Rate of force development. In-season maintenance. Type the word, read the brief, coach with a plan.

A new issue drops every week. The research is done. You just have to show up.

Gridiron Warrior Insiders is $29 a month. Your first month is $1. Link in bio.

Your athletes don’t care about your periodization model. And that’s the point.The model is a coach’s tool. A reason to d...
09/03/2026

Your athletes don’t care about your periodization model. And that’s the point.

The model is a coach’s tool. A reason to do less when less is right. A reason to peak on time. A reason to stop guessing at 6 a.m.

The athlete sees how he feels, whether he got faster, and whether you noticed him.

Build the model. Run the room. Let the result do the talking.

Link in bio for Insiders. $1 first month.

You put the walkthrough on Thursday so the legs would be fresh on Friday. Then you let it run at three quarter speed.The...
08/31/2026

You put the walkthrough on Thursday so the legs would be fresh on Friday. Then you let it run at three quarter speed.

There are three tempos out there and only two of them do anything. Full speed builds speed. Walk speed teaches the play. Half speed is the dead zone. Too slow to make anybody faster, too fast to recover from by tomorrow, and it is the only one nobody is assigned to police.

Name the tempo out loud before the period starts. Keep it short and shaded. Then write the minutes down, because the walkthrough is cheap and it is not free.

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Gridiron Warrior, explained properly.It is a Strength and Conditioning system for football coaches, built by a D1 Streng...
08/30/2026

Gridiron Warrior, explained properly.

It is a Strength and Conditioning system for football coaches, built by a D1 Strength Coach and translated for high school rooms: Free tools that each do one job, a Saturday Leech Letter that teaches one idea a week, a podcast, a weekly film study community, and courses that each own one topic completely.

Start free with the tools and the Leech Letter. When you want the next step up, the first month of Insiders is $1.

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Your GPS report says the kid hit 20 mph and he still gets stoned at the line every Friday. Game speed is not the peak nu...
08/28/2026

Your GPS report says the kid hit 20 mph and he still gets stoned at the line every Friday. Game speed is not the peak number on a chart. It is how fast a kid plays: the first 10 yards, the cut, the brakes, playing fast in the chaos. Coach the football, not the report, and the mph takes care of itself. Comment INSIDERS and I’ll send you the link.

You found an hour for his bench and nothing for his neck. The neck is the one muscle in that room with a straight line t...
08/27/2026

You found an hour for his bench and nothing for his neck. The neck is the one muscle in that room with a straight line to fewer concussions. Every pound of neck strength is tied to about 5% lower concussion odds. A stronger neck slows the whip of the head on contact, and less whip means less brain slosh.

Train it both ways. Direct work for the neck itself, slow and low-rep. Indirect work for the traps and upper back to build the base. Anchor it with 4-way isometric holds, because the neck’s real job is to stop movement. Gate it with daily neck CARs so you catch a problem before contact does.

Fifteen minutes. No new equipment. Stop guessing. Start training with purpose.

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Your kid got hurt. Now what?Most coaches guess. Two weeks of rest, walk-jog Wednesday, full go Friday night. That gap be...
08/26/2026

Your kid got hurt. Now what?

Most coaches guess. Two weeks of rest, walk-jog Wednesday, full go Friday night. That gap between jogging and football is where a third of hamstring re-injuries happen.

Dr. Mark Murphy has sat in every seat at the table. URI walk-on, torn ACL, URI strength coach, now running sports performance at Mass General Brigham. His return to play rules are in this week’s episode.

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Keep the Fire Burning,
Leech

Practice #16. Breakfast check at 6:45. Weigh-ins at 7:00. Both get enforced, every single day.Here’s why I care that mu...
08/25/2026

Practice #16. Breakfast check at 6:45. Weigh-ins at 7:00. Both get enforced, every single day.

Here’s why I care that much. Dinner closes at 6:30. If he skips breakfast he’s walking into three hours at 90 degrees on an empty tank, and the carbs he didn’t eat are the same carbs that hold the water he’s about to sweat out.

Everybody talks about a breakfast check. Enforcing one is a different job.

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300 Summit St
Hartford, CT
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