On The Coaching 101 Podcast, hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson discuss what head football coaches do in the offseason, emphasizing that coaches “fall to the level of their systems” and should plan for worst-case scenarios. Simpson shares updates on moving toward spring football, a Sunday online workshop on installing the gun tee, and finishing staff hires. They outline offseason priorities: running an effective weight program, building relationships, developing and evaluating coaches, addressing friction points, making measured scheme tweaks to fit personnel, teaching leadership and football IQ within rules, promoting competition and camaraderie, coordinating multi-sport expectations, and giving athletes an offseason to avoid burnout. They also detail behind-the-scenes head coach duties like managing grades, budgets and fundraising, equipment inventory, admin relations, scheduling and logistics, social media promotion and recruiting, coordinating with other sports, and aligning booster clubs. Sponsors and contact info are provided.

00:00 Offseason Catch Up

00:14 Spring Clinics Update

01:45 Head Coach Reality

03:29 Quote Systems Win

05:30 Worst Case Planning

06:56 Sponsor Shoutouts

09:55 Offseason Head Coach Jobs

12:08 Weight Room Priority

14:00 Relationships And Staff Growth

16:30 Scheme Tweaks And Rest

19:25 Coach Evaluations And Friction

25:17 Player Development Beyond Lifting

27:48 Patience With Maturity

29:03 Small Leadership Roles

30:25 Competition And Team Unity

33:28 Building Football IQ

35:03 Evaluate Leadership Growth

35:45 Relationships Beyond Football

38:09 Multi Sport Coordination

39:21 Hidden Head Coach Chaos

39:48 Grades Budget And Gear

42:47 Admin And Multi Sport Balance

46:50 Social Media Recruiting

49:21 Calendars Logistics Boosters

53:57 Sponsors And Final Message

Daniel Chamberlain:

@CoachChamboOK

ChamberlainFootballConsulting@gmail.com

chamberlainfootballconsulting.com

Kenny Simpson:

@FBCoachSimpson

fbcoachsimpson@gmail.com

FBCoachSimpson.com

What a Head Coach Actually Does in the Offseason