University of Wisconsin - Stout

Becoming a Winning Coach

On and Off the Field

Learn from UW-Stout Coaches

Clayt Birmingham

and

Dan McCarty

Online Spring 2010

Pending Approval

Techniques and Methods of Teaching Football Programs:

Advanced Methods of Organizing a Complete and Successful Football Program.

1 Credit

PE 496/696-700C

ONLINE   March 29 - May 11, 2010

Instructor:  Clayt Birmingham

This online course will focus on advanced methods of organizing a complete and successful football program.  It will teach you techniques and methods on how to organize a football program in every facet of the game.  From the first meeting with a team to the last game, you will be exposed to many unique and different ideas you can use immediately with your team.  

  

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Teaching Communication for Football Coaches

1 Credit

PE 496/696C-700C

ONLINE   March 29 - May 11, 2010

Instructor: Dan McCarty

In today’s world the role of a head football coach is more than just coaching the players on a football team.  From dealing with parents, administrators, teachers, and managing your coaching staff, there are many challenges faced by a head coach.  This online course will teach you how to communicate with the various groups associated with your football program.    

 

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To register: http://www.uwstout.edu/outreach/ces/Howtoregister.shtml

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Instructors

coach birminghamClayt Birmingham

UW-Stout Football Defensive Coordinator

birminghamc@uwstout.edu

The 2009 season marks the third season for Clayt Birmingham as the UW-Stout defensive coordinator.  Birmingham will also work specifically with the linebackers.

Birmingham, a former all-conference defensive back at UW-Stevens Point, has coached on the college level at Division I, II and III schools, as well as coached one summer professionally in Europe. In the summer of 2008, Birmingham traveled to Europe with USA Football on a Coaching Instructional Tour to European youth. In the summer of 2007, Birmingham was a member of the coaching staff for the US National Football team that competed at the World Championship of American Football in Japan and also was an assistant coach in the Aztec Bowl.

Birmingham coached five seasons (2006, 2005, 2003, 2002, 2001) at Division II Emporia State in Kansas where he was the defensive coordinator and worked individually with the defensive line and defensive backs. Under Birmingham's direction, the Hornets defense allowed only 284.7 yards per game in 2003. The Hornets' defense ranked 17th nationally in 2003 and posted a record of 9-3, advancing to the NCAA Division II playoffs.

Birmingham spent two seasons at NCAA Division I Western Michigan, as the defensive secondary coach in 2004 and as a graduate assistant defensive coach in 2000. The 2000 Broncos were 9-3 and won the West Division of the Mid-American Conference. His duties included coaching the defensive secondary, film breakdown and defensive quality control.

In 1998-99, Birmingham was a graduate assistant receivers coach at Northern Michigan.

He spent the summer of 1998 as the head coach of the Stockholm's Swedish National Championship team in the European Federation of American Football, leading the team to an 11-3 record.

Birmingham's first coaching experience was at his alma mater UW-Stevens Point from 1996-97 where he coached the secondary and outside linebackers, including the Detroit Lions 1999 sixth round draft pick Clint Kriewaldt.

A four year starter, Birmingham was a two-time All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) defensive back at UW-Stevens Point (1995, 1994). In 1994, Birmingham was the WIAC interceptions co-leader.

Birmingham is a native of Sturgeon Bay and a graduate of Southern Door High School

242 Sports & Fitness Ctr
MENOMONIE, WI 54751-0790

715-232-2203

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Picture of Dan CaochingDan McCarty

UW-Stout Football Defensive Line Coach

Dan McCarty enters his third year on the UW-Stout football coaching staff.  McCarty will move to coach the defensive line after one year of coaching the offensive line for the Blue Devils. McCarty, a former All-American tight end at UW-Eau Claire, brings a varied background to the position. McCarty has coached and played at all levels from youth football to high school to college to Arena to European professional. After he completed his playing days at UW-Eau Claire in 1997, McCarty played linebacker for the Franken Knights in Germany in 1998 and for the Green Bay Bombers of the Indoor Football League in 1999. McCarty got his coaching start with the Blugolds, working with the tight ends in 1998, then coached the wide receivers at the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 1999 and 2000. While in Duluth, where he received is undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, he also coached the Duluth/Superior Lumberjacks of the Indoor Football League during the 2000 season. The offensive coordinator, he served as the head coach the final six games of the season. In the summer of 2001, McCarty went overseas and coached the Eidsvoll 1814s to a Norwegian national football championship. McCarty returned home to Sturgeon Bay, Wis., where he coached in the Sturgeon Bay School District from 2002-06, serving as the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach, while also working at the Door County Sheriff's Department. McCarty helped turn around the Sturgeon Bay program by winning the school’s first State Championship in the staff’s second season at Sturgeon Bay.  An all-conference linebacker and tight end at Sturgeon Bay High School, McCarty was awarded a scholarship to Eastern Michigan in 1992, but transferred to Northern Michigan in 1993. He transferred to UW-Eau Claire in 1996. | mccartyd@uwstout.edu | 715-232-5234

 

To register: http://www.uwstout.edu/outreach/ces/Howtoregister.shtml

Tuition

 

One Undergraduate Credit $225.74

One Graduate Credit $309.03

Non-Credit Fee $195

Minnesota Residents pay same fee.

For questions, please contact conted@uwstout.edu