The fact that we cannot draw sequence clearly not to mention that we physically get in the way of our players view when drawing up traditional plays.
From chalkboard to whiteboard, our messy X & O drawings are difficult for some players to grasp. Traditional football is all you can see when using these inanimate, one-dimensional surfaces.
The patent-pending technology allows you to see clearly the play scheme before, during and after the pre-snap shifts, motion and even defensive resets. The plays “come alive” before your very eyes. It illustrates sequence and timing allowing you to gain depth into a completely new offensive scheme. Use the BuckShift™ Scheme technology on any device, in the classroom or on the field, in order to display the newest evolution in the game.
As coaches, we should be expected to constantly explore new and innovative ways not only to teach, coach and communicate, but also in discovering and implementing new and innovative wrinkles in the game itself. Players are only as capable as their coaches are capable. We must strive to be better at teaching, coaching and communicating. The BuckShift™ Scheme begins simply, but even it is only capable of evolving as much as we as coaches can stretch ourselves first.
I’ve seen how the traditional football box can restrict our creativity. Change is hard and some people feel threatened with new ideas. I have always been a student of the game and admire the “out-of-the-box” evolution of the game. That said, I hope you appreciate the use of this technology as it unveils the simplicity and depth of my scheme and its unprecedented bi-product. The BuckShift Scheme is your next step in the evolution of the game.
“Coaches are always on the lookout for an ethical edge on our competition. The Buck Shift Scheme can be one of these edges. Coach Buck’s simple-to-understand system can become a nightmare for opposing defenses. We plan on having the Buck Shift ready to go at any time at Franklin College!”
Mike Leonard
Former Head Football Coach, Franklin College
Heartland Conference Champions 7 years straight