George Allen's Guide to Special Teams. This item is unavailable.George Allen's Guide to Special Teams

Make your special teams first-rate—use the expertise of the father of special teams!

In 1968, George Allen was the first coach in history to hire a full-time special teams coach. Since then his approach to special teams has added a new dimension to football that has affected the game at every level.

Learn the secrets to a successful kicking game and more!

This unprecedented book shows you the plays, strategies, and drills you need to produce first-rate special teams. George Allen's Guide to Special Teams reveals everything coaches need to know about

• kickoffs,

• kick returns,

• punts,

• punt returns,

• punt prevents,

• extra points,

• field goal defense, and

• "gadget" plays for every special teams situation.

Be entertained as well as informed!

The authors vividly describe many coaching experiences to bring points home. Allen also profiles special teams players that he deems the best and concludes the book with his own "Special Teams Hall of Fame."

No matter what level you coach, George Allen's Guide to Special Teams is one of the best additions you can make to your coaching library.

"To my knowledge there has never been a more thorough or comprehensive book on the kicking game than this. I was impressed with many things in the book, but I was particularly delighted with its coaching points. George not only tells you what to do but how to do it. It is a book I will not only use now but will refer to quite often during the remainder of my coaching career."

Lou Holtz Former Head Football Coach University of Notre Dame

"Nobody is more qualified to write about special teams than George Allen. His influence has not only changed the concept of professional football, but has carried down through the collegiate and high school levels to the little leagues. No coach at any level can afford to be without this book if he wants to win."

Bill Walsh Former Head Coach San Francisco 49ers

"Improvement in special teams play has been dramatic since 1966. After George Allen hired Dick Vermeil as the first special teams coach, people began to realize what an important factor the teams can be in winning games. The coach who has Allen's new book handy is a step ahead of the competition whether he's coaching professional, college, high school, or Pop Warner teams. It's interesting to read, but more importantly, the book is crammed full of important information."

Tom Landry Former Head Coach Dallas Cowboys