Since 1997, Coach Wyatt has put on more than 160 clinics or camps in 28 states and a Canadian province ... Alabama, Alaska, Alberta (Canada), California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin... He has personally coached the Double-Wing in Finland, Denmark and Germany, and at 5 different US high schools and in 2008, in his first year at North Beach High School in Ocean Shores, Washington his team went 7-3 and earned him Pacific League Coach of the Year honors. (In 2007, North Beach finished 1-9.) In 2009 he served as offensive coordinator at Woodburn, Oregon, a Class 5A school that had won just two games in the last five years. With heavy emphasis on the Wildcat, Woodburn's 2009 team won three games, including the school's first league win in twelve years!

Q. Do you have an agenda of topics to be covered?

A. No. Groups of coaches, I've found, can vary greatly from week to week and place to place, and so can what they want me to cover, and so I need to be flexible enough able to respond to the needs and wishes of each particular group of coaches.

So I don't work with a formal agenda. To me, that would be a commitment to cover everything on the agenda, and I don't want to be in a position where I don't keep a promise. I work off a long list of things that I am prepared to cover, but there simply isn't time in a one-day clinic to cover them all.

If I were to try to work off a rigid agenda, I might disappoint some coaches by leaving a topic too soon, or by staying on one topic so long I failed to get to the items on the agenda that they wanted me to cover

For sure, there will be a good deal of time spent on my Wildcat, which I first ran - and named - in 1997, long before the Dolphins ever dreamed of such a thing.

And there will be time spent on my experience last season at Woodburn, Oregon in helping head coach Tracy Jackson tuen around a team that hadn't won a league game in 12 years. In winning more games in a season than Woodburn had won in five years - including a league win! - we made considerable use of the Wildcat.

Q. Is one of your clinics the best way to learn the Double-Wing?

No, not from scratch. Before attending, I strongly recommend that you become familiar with my "Dynamics of the Double Wing." My clinics are aimed a wide spectrum of coaches - from beginning youth coaches to experienced high school coaches - but they are not designed to be a substitute for my teaching materials. They are not aimed at teaching my system to people with no knowledge of it at all. You will get the most benefit from one of my clinics if have had some exposure to my system, or at least to some form of Double-Wing.

Q. I have coached for 6 years in the 10-13 year age range and tinkered with the double wing in the past.  I was hoping to really use it this year and wanted to know if your clinic is focused on coaches new to this offense.  Also, which tapes would you recommend" Thanks for your help.

A. Good question. It's fair to say that the clinics, while aimed at people who already run my offense, are very useful to people who might not have run it yet but do have a basic understanding of it - terminology, etc. To get to that point, you really should be familiar with my 'Dynamics of the Double Wing" - video and playbook.

"Installing the System" would also be very helpful, and "A Fine Line" would be a big help, too. So would "Troubleshooting."

If you come in with that knowledge, things will not go over your head. You'll able to understand and profit from what you see and hear, and to talk "Wyatt-Wing" with other coaches at the clinic.

Q. Is there an overall theme?

Yes. The overall theme is the two major characteristics of my system - simplicity and breadth. I believe that's what makes it unique.

Thanks to its simplicity, we're able to teach it relatively quickly, and then to concentrate on running a certain basic core of plays very well.

But thanks to its breadth - its versatility and flexibility - we are able to become truly multiple by expanding that basic core and its offshoots in a wide variety of formations - including the Wildcat

My aim has always been to send people away with a better understanding of how to be a more effective Double Wing coach, and with a whole lot of things to think about. I think that most people who have attended one of my clinics will tell you that I have succeeded in doing that.

Q. I'd like to attend more than one clinic.

A. Our policy is - IF YOU PAY FOR ONE CLINIC, YOU CAN ATTEND A SECOND ONE (OR EVEN A THIRD ONE) FREE. Every year there is a number of very interested coaches who attend more than one clinic and as a result, I now offer - space permitting - free admission to a second (or third!) clinic to any coach who has paid to attend an earlier clinic this year.

Q. What is your policy on refunds?

We cannot make refunds less than ONE WEEK before a clinic. The pre-registration discount is offered in return for a firm commitment from you so that we can make our plans accordingly. If, however, you find yourself unable to attend a clinic you've pre-registered for, you may apply the registration fee to another clinic.

Q. Do you offer a staff discount?

A. Yes. Provided that payment is made in advance - and with the same purchase order or check - if you pay for four coaches the fifth coach from your staff attends free.

Q. What if we pay for a certain number of coaches and one of them can't make it?

A. We don't offer refunds, but we will give you a credit toward purchase of videos.