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The Hybrid Wing Attack – You can create mismatches at the POA by using the Hybrid Wing Offense

Keeping teaching and learning simple for players has paid dividends at Crestwood High School in Mountaintop, Pennsylvania. We have developed a system called the hybrid wing. It consists of utilizing multiple, unique wing formations, shifts and motions to outgain and out leverage the point of attack while keeping minimal blocking schemes.The hybrid wing is a blend of the direct-snap single wing, wing-t and today’s spread offenses. The offense is able to utilize various personnel groupings to adapt to your style and age group while using multiple tempos and backfield actions while running or throwing the ball.This is a unique blend of offense which is built on three philosophies: 1 – Keep teaching and learning simple. We only use three main blocking schemes that we can apply to a power or spread set. Each position has there own buzz words or cues. 2 – It uses unique formations and

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