Building Blocks – The day your 2012 season ends, your 2013 pre-season begins. Now is the time to build the foundation for your team’s future success.

In today’s ultra-competitive football environment, there’s no such thing as a true off season. The coach who leaves the game behind after the last items of equipment are stored for the winter is the coach who falls behind his peers.

Between post-season evaluations of players and coaches, planning and implementing special activities and training programs and working with seniors who want to play at the next level, coaches’ plates are full. To successfully navigate the challenges that the off-season presents, priorities must be established and planning must get underway.

To help you establish your own blueprint for the post-season, AFM recently spoke to eight of America’s most prominent and successful high school head coaches. Their guidelines for how to best approach the months after the season concludes will let you....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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