Christopher Felton Football Portfolio

1. Christopher Felton Football Portfolio Email: Christopherjfelton@gmail.com Cell Phone: 215 206 3385

2. Table of Contents Pre season Guidelines Resume 3-4 30 Yearly Schedule References 5 31-38 Letters of Recommendation 6-9 In season schedule 39 Letters of Reflection 10 Weekly Schedule 40-42 Coaching 5 C’s 11 Sample of a daily schedule 43 Program Philosophy Offensive System 12-13 44-46 Defensive System Program Triangulation 14 47 Goals of the Program 15-17 Scouting Report 48 Call Sheet 49-51 Game plan Letter to the Players 18 Coaches Manual 19 Game day organization 52-54 Stars Strength and Conditioning 20-25 55 College recruiting information Honor Pledge 26 56 The HatterClub 27 Plus Delta- Player Evaluation System 57-58 Community/Alumni Day 28 Playing Time 29

3. Resume Previous Next

4. Resume Previous Next

5. References Previous Next

6. Letters of Recommendation – Former Head Coach Previous Next

7. Letters of Recommendation- Former Athletic Director Previous Next

8. Letters of Recommendation – Former Player Previous Next

9. Letters of Recommendation- Former Assistant Previous Next

10. Letters of Reflection Previous Next

11. Coaching 6 C’s Previous Next

12. The Program Previous Next Vision To meet every challenge head on with great people working together to achieve football excellence. Mission To unleash the talent and skill of our players to achieve competitive success in our league. To utilize our current strengths and to improve upon our weaknesses to maximize success and growth. To establish success on the playing field, in the classroom, and in life. To develop leadership skills within our student-athletes. To capitalize on Hatboro Horsham’s reputation of academic and athletic excellence and to maximize our number of student athletes playing football.

13. Program Triangulation Philosophy on Building a Successful Program Previous Next What is Success? Success is the satisfaction that is felt when you have accepted the challenge and made the effort to do your best. Success in making the very most out of an opportunity. Successful people take risk, accept challenges, have an unquenchable thirst for improvement, they are life long learners, never seeing a finality in any situation- only looking at life as a continuous growing process. What is the Program? The program isn’t a physical place or a list of procedures and directions. Its not a calendar of events, x’s and o’s or a flashy uniform. The program is us and the coordinated mental, emotional, and physical approach that we take to accomplish our goals. In short, it is the attitude.

14. Program Triangulation Previous Next Successful Competitiveness When building a program there should be three main goals: In a football program each one is extremely important Execution Confidence 1. Developing Character People 2. Developing Teamwork Adaptiveness Poise/Focus Ability 3. Developing Successful Competitiveness Anticipation Enthusiasm Pride Skill Discipline Priorities Accountability Condition Knowledge Ownership Loyalty Preparation Humility Respect Perseverance/ Tenacity Integrity Commitment Teamwork Trust Love Character Hard work

15. Previous Next Goals of the Program? The overall goals of the program are as follows but not necessarily in this order: Develop Character • Before you develop schemes and plays, you need to develop players, before you develop players you need to develop character. • The Foundations of any program in the present and in the future start with the willingness of the players to improve, sacrifice, follow-through and eventually lead. Develop a team of players that have character • Cooperation and teamwork are two of the most important skills used in the world today. • Football is the ultimate team sport and like all team sports, football teaches players the importance of commitment, loyalty, humility, and trust. Develop successful competitiveness • Players in the program must consistently strive to improve their competitiveness. Players must learn to compete, assess, learn, improve, and compete again.

16. The Program is not Cause and Effect Previous Next Of course building a program necessitates a plan and/or a course of action and in many situations this may mean a step by step approach. But where a coach starts, depends on the situation and the people. Bottom up approach, Top down approach, inside out approach, or an outside in approach are all acceptable. Everything builds off itself . For example: Trust, Character, and Hard Work will help a person persevere through difficult situations, but at the same time the perseverance through difficult situations also develops character, trust, and an understanding of the importance of hard work. Every situation holds in it an opportunity for students to learn and to improve themselves and their team.

17. Hatboro HorshamFootball- A Family Culture Previous Next Respect – The Golden Rule Engagement /Commitment – Be There, Give of Yourself Personal Responsibility- If it’s to be, it’s up to me! Lead by example- Listen to what I say, do as I do. Winning Attitude, Doing Whatever it Takes – Make it contagious Collaboration and Teamwork – Family, Community, School- One team, One Goal Insatiable Appetite for Continuous Improvement- Always Confidence in Self and Team – Wenever get down on ourselves, “We never flinch” We laugh, cry, win and celebrate --- Together.

18. Letter to the Players Previous Next Dear Hatter,My name is Coach Felton.  I will be your football coach for the upcoming season. There is no doubt that you will enter this season with goals.  Some of your goals will be individualized in nature and other goals will be more team oriented.  I also have goals for the upcoming season, which I shall outline for you in the following letter.  Although winning is important and striving for perfection is a must, neither one of these is on my list.  No, my goals revolve around a more important part of this football program, that of course is you.  More specifically my goals revolve around developing you into a better football player and more importantly a better person.First and foremost, my goal is to develop you into becoming a team player. You must work hard all year to make yourself better for the overall achievement of the team.  The team needs you to prepare yourself and your teammates physically and mentally for the challenges that lay ahead and to not worry about personal glory.  When we accomplish this goal, there is nobody in the league who will be able to stop the team.My next goal is to accept nothing but your best effort on and off the field.  As your football coach, I will work hard to continue to develop the ideals of discipline, unselfishness, hard work, respect, accountability and toughness that you already possess.  Through tremendous attention to detail, we will improve daily.  Your best effort will become better as the year progresses.Not every situation will be easy and it shouldn’t be.  The most important things in life are not accomplished without paying a price.  There is a price to pay for success.  My third goal is to teach you how and why to pay that price.  By staying true to the ideals of the program you will be able to meet any challenge.  You will be confronted with various forms of adversity this season, you and your team must unite to work through them and not let them tear you apart.  Those who persevere through adverse situations rise to the top.My fourth goal is to teach you how to accept decisions.  We must all keep in mind that every player is different.  Throughout the year I will have many decisions to make.  You probably will not agree with all of my decisions and that is acceptable, but as a member of a team I need you to do what is expected of you.  My decisions will not always be correct.  But I promise that my decisions will be based on my best judgment and the welfare of the team.      My final goal is to make you a leader.  Leaders are not born, they are built.  I want you to lead this team. Leaders bring out the best in the people who surround them.    When you leave this program, we will need you to be a leader in the community and the school.  The best way to lead is by example. Do your best, be a good teammate, and persevere through the tough times and the rest will follow.Good Luck,Coach Felton

19. Coaches Manual Previous Next

20. Strength and Conditioning Certification Previous Next

21. Weight Room Procedures Previous Next

22. Weight room Procedures Previous Next

23. Sample Workout Previous Next

24. In Season Schedule Previous Next

25. Training Rules Previous Next Training Rules Participation in inter-scholastic activities including athletics is a privilege not a right. The Head Coach has the right andresponsibility to make decisions that are in the over-all best interest of the team. The following training rules must be followed- no debates • The use of Drugs, Tobacco, and Alcohol will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Violators of this rule will be subject to significant penalty including suspensions and possible expulsion. • The following is a list of curfews enforced by the football team. a. Football camp 10:00 pm b. During the season school night 10:00 pm c. Night before game 9:30 pm • Night of game no curfew (use good judgment) • 2. Eat good well balanced meals- no junk food- avoid the 5 evils- candy, soda, potato chips, donuts, and French fries. • 3. Players are absolutely forbidden to use the snack machine before or after practice. • 4. Players are expected to pack a second bag lunch to eat prior to after immediately after you lift weights during the season. • 5. Report to football immediately after the bell at the end of the day. Depending on the schedule specialties or lifting starts immediately at 2:45 be dressed, prepared, and on time. • 6. Players who are too sick to attend school are also too sick to attend football practice. • 7. Report injuries immediately to the football trainer. • 8. Injured players are expected to attend all practice in athletic gear. • 9. Unexcused absences will result in dismissal from the football team. • 10. It is absolutely forbidden to participate in other sports during the football in-season. Many area teams hold practice, watch film, and lift weights on the weekend. The philosophy of this football program is to give you a break over the weekend so that you may rest and recover. • 11. In life you must make decisions- football is no different. If you have decided to play football you must make a 100% commitment to our program. During the football in-season All other extra-curricular activities provided by the school and work must yield to the commitment that you have made to the football team. Unless otherwise directed by the head coach- You are required to attend all practices, weight room workouts, film sessions, and all activities provide by the football program in their entirety. Failure to comply will result in immediate removal from the football team.

26. Honor Pledge Previous Next

27. The Bulldog Club Previous Next The Hatter Club Hatboro Horsham Football recognizes athletics as a powerful educational tool as well as a source of considerable school pride. Our current players are part of a long tradition of academic excellence and competitive athletics. Now is the time for the excellence of Hatboro Horsham to manifest itself on the football field. Like those before them they will leave the program with qualities that last a lifetime, qualities that build strength and character and prepare them for lives of leadership and service. This year will mark the beginning of the Hatter Club. The goal of the Hatter Club is to provide alumni, parents, and friends an opportunity to support the school’s football team so that they may develop a tradition of excellence. The Hatter Club’s contributions will impact the quality of the football experience for student-athletes by providing revenue beyond the annual operating budget. That revenue source will typically allow us to: strengthen the budget for our team; enhance professional development opportunities for our staff; support our student-athlete awards; purchase special equipment for our team as well as the latest training room modalities and scouting software; recognize our senior athletes and championship teams; and meet many other needs of the program. In order to establish Hatboro Horsham as a forerunner of the Suburban One League, we need the continued financial support with an interest in and a passion for our football program. Every dollar contributed by the Hatter Club directly benefits our football program, and we need your support now more than ever. We hope you will become a part of the team! Help us achieve our goal of becoming a Suburban One League power. There are two ways to donate. 1. You can make a financial pledge per win. For example, you may want to pledge $100 per victory. or 2. You can make a one time pledge in August in an amount of your desire. Add in address Thank you very much for your contribution, your commitment, and support for the program Sincerely, Chris Felton

28. Community/Alumni Day Previous Next

29. Playing Time Previous Next Playing Time: We have a no cut policy in this football program. Any young man who is committed to the team, works hard, and follows the guidelines will not be cut. There are two levels of play; varsity and junior varsity. Players will be placed on these levels based on their abilities, not their grade. The JV squad will consist of sophomores and juniors that are not starters or key subs on the varsity team that week. It is important to note that a player’s level and playing time may vary from week to week. On the JV level, we try to get every player at least 10 plays (offense, defense, or special teams) in the game that week. For varsity games, the best players will play regardless of their grade level. Parents are always encouraged to speak with the head coach, however, playing time and game plans are not topics for conversation. If a parent has a concern that does not involve playing time or game plans, they may call or email to set up an appointment. The appointment must be in person and the player must be in attendance.

30. Pre-season camp guidelines Previous Next

31. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next January 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 8 Lift Lift Coaches Meeting Lift 16 18 19 13 17 18 19 Coaches Meeting Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift 20 25 23 24 26 25 26 Coaches Meeting 27 29 28 Lift 31 30 Lift Lift Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

32. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next February 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 Lift Skills/speed 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 Coaches Meeting Skills/speed 11 15 16 10 12 13 14 Coaches Meeting Lift- skills Lift-skills Lift-skills Lift-skills Lift- skills Lift-skills Lift-skills Lift-skills Lift- skills Skills/speed 17 20 18 19 21 22 23 Coaches Meeting Skills/speed 27 24 26 25 28 Coaches Meeting Lift-skills Lift-skills Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

33. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next March 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 Lift-skills Skills/speed 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 Coaches Meeting Skills/speed 11 15 16 10 12 13 14 Coaches Meeting Lift- skills Test-Install Lift-Install Lift-skills Lift- skills Test-skills Lift- skills Lift-Install Test-Install Skills/speed 17 20 18 19 21 22 23 Coaches Meeting Skills/speed 27 24 26 25 28 29 30 Coaches Meeting Lift-Install Skills/speed Lift-skills Lift-Install Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

34. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next April 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 Coaches Meeting Lift- install Lift Lift- install Skills-speed 7 8 10 11 12 13 9 Coaches Meeting Skills-speed 15 19 20 14 16 17 18 Coaches Meeting Lift- install Lift- install Lift- install Lift Lift Lift Lift- install Lift- install Lift-install Skills-speed skills skills skilsl 21 24 22 23 25 26 27 Coaches Meeting Lift Skills-speed skills 28 29 30 Lift- install Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

35. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next May 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 3 4 Coaches Meeting Youth Clinics Lift Lift- install Skills 5 6 8 9 10 11 7 Youth Clinics Coaches Meeting Skills 13 17 18 12 14 15 16 Coaches Meeting Youth Clinics Lift- install Lift- install Lift- install Lift Lift Lift Lift-install Lift- install Helmets Lift- install Skills Def 19 22 20 21 23 25 24 Coaches Meeting Youth Clinics 29 26 28 30 27 Def Skills June 1 31 Lift Lift Spring Camp Spring Camp Off Spring Camp Spring Camp Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

36. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next June 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 3 4 6 7 5 8 2 Community/ Alumni Day Hatters camp registration Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift Spring Camp 9 10 12 13 14 15 11 Skills install Skills install Skills install 17 21 22 16 18 19 20 Lift Lift Lift Lift Test Test Test Skills/install/ running Skills/install/ running Skills/install/ running Passing Scrimmage Passing Scrimmage Passing Scrimmage Skills/install/ running Skills/install/ running Skills/install/ running Passing Scrimmage Passing Scrimmage Passing Scrimmage 23 26 24 25 27 28 29 Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift Young Hatters Camp 6/24-6/28) Lift Lift 30 Spring Camp Spring Camp Spring Camp Spring Camp Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

37. Previous Next Hatboro Horsham Football July 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 9 Lehigh Shootout 15 19 20 14 16 17 18 Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills Lift Passing Scrimmage Lift Equipment Pickup off Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Skills/install/ running Lift Passing Scrimmage Lift Passing Scrimmage Lift Passing Scrimmage Lift Passing Scrimmage 21 24 22 23 25 26 27 28 30 29 31 Lift Max/Test Skills Lift Max/Test Skills Lift Max/Test skills Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

38. Previous Hatboro Horsham Football Next August 2013 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Lift Equipment Pick up (make-up) 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 Lift optional Lift optional 12 16 17 11 13 14 15 Camp Lift optional Camp Lift optional Scrimmage 1 Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp Camp 18 21 19 20 22 23 24 Scrimmage 2 28 25 27 26 31 29 30 September 1 Practice Practice Practice Practice Frankford Notes: Coach Felton: Phone: 267 893 2607 email: cfelton@cbsd.org

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43. Sample in Season Defensive Practice Previous Next

44. Offensive System Previous Next The offensive system is based on the concept of packaging bread and butter plays with constraint plays that are created to deter defenses from over committing to the bread and butter plays. In other words it is a series based attack. This system is adaptable to personnel, the system can be run from under center, shotgun, pistol. With heavy formations and spread formations. The run and pass plays are incorporated with the idea of best utilizing our team’s talents.

45. Offensive System Previous Next The offensive system is based on the concept of packaging bread and butter plays with constraint plays that are created to deter defenses from over committing to the bread and butter plays. In other words it is a series based attack. This system is adaptable to personnel, the system can be run from under center, shotgun, pistol. With heavy formations and spread formations. The run and pass plays are incorporated with the idea of best utilizing our team’s talents.

46. Offensive System Previous Next

47. Defensive System Previous Next Multiple Defenses We teach specific techniques per position and the mix and match techniques. We will run Multiple Fronts with Multiple Coverage. We will tailor make our defense based on ourselves and our opponents. There is no one size fits all defense. The K.I.L.L. philosophy is imperative. Keep IT Likable Learnable

48. Scouting Reports Previous Next

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