On this episode of Coach and Coordinator, presented by Modern Football Technology, Keith Grabowski sits down with Mike Bruno, Defensive Coordinator at Presbyterian College, to explore how modern tools reshape coaching workflows. Bruno shares how integrating data and technology within daily operations, from practice grading to film analysis, can dramatically improve efficiency, decision-making, and athlete development.

The conversation highlights how real-time data enables coaches to quickly identify performance patterns, provide immediate feedback, and make smarter in-game and practice adjustments. Bruno also discusses the value of unscripted practice periods in creating realistic game scenarios and how customizable tools adapt to any coaching style or program level.

For coaches hesitant to adopt new technology, this episode explains the value on starting simple, maximizing time, and using data not just for evaluation but to develop stronger relationships and a more accountable team culture. Chapters

Introduction to coaching workflow and technology
Mike Bruno’s coaching background
How data improves defensive coaching
Building efficient coaching workflows
Real-time data and faster decision making
Streamlining film grading and analysis
Identifying performance patterns quickly
Enhancing player feedback through data
Customizing tools for coaching styles
Using unscripted practice for game realism
Maximizing limited coaching time
Improving communication with players
Self-scouting and continuous evaluation
Building culture through honest data
Overcoming skepticism and adopting technology

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Keith Grabowski: @CoachKGrabowski

Mike Bruno: @Coach_MikeBruno

Modern Football: @modernFB

Presented by Modern Football:

Modern Football helps coaches chart and tag in real time, delivers sideline reports to keep the booth and sideline aligned, and makes self-scout faster with on-demand reports.

Visit ⁠https://www.modernfootball.com⁠ for more information.

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