Belly Series - Why Strong Belly?
Belly Series - Why Strong Belly?
Coach Simpson's Belly Series - Why run "belly"? What is "belly"?
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Coach Simpson is currently the Head Football Coach Searcy High School, the defending 6A state champions in Arkansas. He accepted the job at Searcy in June of 2020. Before Searcy, he was the Head Football Coach at Southside Charter. Taking over a program that had won eight games in five seasons and had been on a 20+ game losing streak, Simpson has led Southside to the playoffs for four-consecutive seasons and won two conference titles in the past three seasons. For his efforts, he was named 4A-2 Conference Coach of the Year (2017), named to the as a finalist for Hooten's Coach of the Year (2017) and has been the All-Star Nominee for the 4A-2 (2016 and 2019). He was also selected to coach in the 1st FCA Texas-Arkansas All-Star Showdown (2020).
Coach Simpson wrote his first book in 2019. Another book is already in the works and will be available in 2020. Find A Way: What I Wish I'd Known When I Became A Head Football Coach, has already been a best seller on Amazon in several categories.
Simpson has also raised over $1.5 million for Southside and has overseen several major facility projects including: New Field Turf, Expansion to Fieldhouse, Expansion to the school's home bleachers, and the addition of a press box and a new video-board.
Prior to coming to Southside, Simpson took over as Head Coach at Alabama Christian Academy in Montgomery, Alabama. During his tenure there, Simpson took over a team that had been 4-18 and led them to their first home playoff game in over 20-years. For his efforts he was named Montgomery Advertiser's All-Metro Coach of the Year as well as being voted 4A Region 2 Coach of the Year (2010). Simpson also served as the head track coach at ACA and led the girl's and boy's teams to multiple top 10 finishes in 4A.
Simpson began his coaching career at Madison Academy, in Huntsville, Alabama. He served as a junior high basketball and football coach, before working into a varsity coaching role in football. He graduated from Harding University in 2003. He is married to Jamey and has three children: Avery, Braden and Bennett. The couple was married in 2001 after meeting at Harding University.
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Coach your channel is insane man. Truly appreciate all the Wing-T oriented content, and coaching content. I've got a thousand questions on certain elements of strong Belly (I was taught to call it Down, not sure if that's proper or not). I will wait until the off-season to ask some of them.
@kennysimpson6282
Жыл бұрын
Thank you. Appreciate it.
Thank you for the video. Definitely something to consider. We used that same blocking w the A Gap Power and even inside zone with a cross block for rhe quick guard and center.
Kenny it's been a few years since you posted this, but question is about "under center" version of this? Would you have the fullback just replace the pulling backside, quick guard? Or use him to fill instead of the Wing and have your Wing lead out on that Corner in your clip, making the play a bit more like Power?
@kennysimpson6282
10 ай бұрын
If we went under center would probably have the fullback lead.
Do you consider a Noseguard as the first playside defender, or do you expect your Center to take care of him himself? If you double a Noseguard, then what do you do with a 4i?
@kennysimpson6282
3 жыл бұрын
We do consider him the first threat so he would be double teamed (by our base rules) and we would block down on the 4I with the strong tackle
@randytongue
3 жыл бұрын
@@kennysimpson6282 Would you do the same thing on Quick-side Belly?
@kennysimpson6282
3 жыл бұрын
@@randytongue Yes all rules would flip