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Student of the Game - Mastering Offensive Line Coaching – Brandon Labath, Offensive Line Coach, University of St. Thomas

19 Feb 2025

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In this episode of the Student of the Game podcast, Coach And Coordinator Studio 2 interviews Brandon Labath, offensive line coach and run game coordinator at the University of St. Thomas. Labath shares his coaching journey, emphasizing the importance of being a lifelong student of the game, networking with fellow coaches, and continuously refining his approach. He discusses transitioning to coaching the offensive line, integrating new concepts into existing systems, and enhancing successful plays by keeping defenses guessing. The conversation highlights the significance of self-analysis, offseason adjustments, and instilling a run-off-the-football mentality in players. Labath also stresses the value of building strong relationships with athletes and maintaining an adaptable mindset in coaching.   Chapters Introduction to Coaching Philosophy Brandon Labath's Unique Background Being a Student of the Game Networking and Learning Tools Transitioning to Offensive Line Coaching Integrating New Concepts into Existing Systems Enhancing Successful Concepts Self-Analysis vs. External Study Adjusting Offseason Processes Running Off the Football Support our Partners: Modern Football Technology Signature Championship Rings Titan GPS   Resources from Caleb Corrill: Layering Your Base Concepts with Formation Distortion Post Snap Route Adjustments and Corresponding Pass Concepts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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