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The deep lunge actively stretches the hips, groin, adductors and core muscles for safe and effective speed training. Speed and agility training will increase your performance on the football field and give you the athleticism you need to compete at the next level. Every football player, whether a lineman or defensive back, requires good footwork and that is why we put a huge emphasis on agility ladder drills and mini hurdles. These training tools increase your ability to develop fast twitch muscles. Football Positions that benefit from Speed & Agility Training: Quarterback, Running Back, Wide Receiver, Tight End, Offensive Lineman, Defensive lineman, linebacker, corner back, free safety, strong safety (all defensive backs). Even Kickers, Punters and long snappers.
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Improve sprint technique and by working heal placement, knee drive and a strong arm swing. Speed and agility training will increase your performance on the football field and give you the athleticism you need to compete at the next level. Every football player, whether a lineman or defensive back, requires good footwork and that is why we put a huge emphasis on agility ladder drills and mini hurdles. These training tools increase your ability to develop fast twitch muscles. Mini hurdles provide a great deal of leg cycle / turnover training. You are forced to bring your heal up, around and down to sprint through the hurdles. This training will increase your stride frequency and improve your foot contact. Football Positions that benefit from Speed & Agility Training: Quarterback, Running Back, Wide Receiver, Tight End, Offensive Lineman, Defensive lineman, linebacker, corner back, free safety, strong safety (all defensive backs). Even Kickers, Punters and long snappers.
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SUBSCRIBE ► https://goo.gl/NCG7tb After you subscribe, turn on notifications by hitting that 'BELL' Speed and agility training will increase your performance on the football field and give you the athleticism you need to compete at the next level. Every football player, whether a lineman or defensive back, requires good footwork and that is why we put a huge emphasis on agility ladder drills and mini hurdles. These training tools increase your ability to develop fast twitch muscles. Leg strength can be built over time through weight and sprint training. Cone drills can improve your leg strength and explosion with the load you put into a turn. By sprinting full speed and having to suddenly stop, you put great force on your legs. Mini hurdles provide a great deal of leg cycle / turnover training. You are forced to bring your heal up, around and down to sprint through the hurdles. This training will increase your stride frequency and improve your foot contact. The OverSpeed bungee / cable adds resistance training to every drill you already do. As you improve your technique, add the bungee / cable and see your results increase. Some brief training methodology: SPEED Mechanics produce efficiency; efficiency produces speed. There is no answer for speed except more speed. Speed can be taught. It is not just a matter of running excessively or sprinting random distances; it is mechanics and techniques applied to specific training distances and suitable drills. With our high-speed training philosophy, we never train slowly. This is not the same as the Warm Up or letting an athlete slow down to learn a drill, like on the ladder. However, during speed training, all reps should be performed at a high speed. By training fast, you get fast.
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Objective - Improve coordination / Increase hand speed / Faster reaction time / Build instinct 1. Athlete #1 stands in an athletic position with both hands face up and arms bent at a 90 degree angle. 2. Athlete #2 stands behind athlete #1. Athlete #2, holding a ball tosses it over athlete #1’s shoulder. 3. Athlete #1 reacts to the ball by moving hand/eyes/head/body to the ball and catching it 4. The ball is returned to athlete #2 and steps 2 and 3 are repeated. Note: The ball should be thrown over either shoulder. As the athletes excel at this drill they may throw the ball at a faster speed and at lower heights so the receiving athlete is forced to react quicker. The athletes should switch roles every 10-15 reps.
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Objective - Improve coordination / track multiple objects at once. 1. Two athletes stand 10 feet apart facing each other. 2. One athlete starts with two balls, one ball in each hand. 3. The athlete tosses both balls simultaneously to the other athlete. 4. The receiving athlete catches both balls and tosses them back to his partner in the same fashion. Note: At first, the balls should not cross in the air. However, if the athletes are finding ease with the drill they may push each other by crossing the balls in the air, adding speed to the tosses and/or making the tosses wider so the receiving athlete has to reach out farther, thus expanding his vision.
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Partner Ball Drop Objective - Improve coordination / Improve the speed and efficiency with which your brain processes information and gets your body to respond / Speed up reaction time. 1)Two athletes stand 3-4 feet apart 2)One athlete starts with a ball in each hand “Dropping Athlete” with both arms extended out in front of him. 3)The other athlete “Catching athlete” has his hands up and out right next to the “Dropping Athletes” hands 4)The dropping athlete will drop 1 or both of the balls and the the catching athlete must react to the drop and make a catch with the hand that is on the side of where the ball drop is occuring. 5)The ball is caught and returned to the dropping athlete and the procedure is repeated. Note: At first the athlete dropping the balls should only drop one ball at a time mixing up which hand is dropping the ball. As the athletes excel in the drill they may start to mix in a double ball drop in which both balls are dropped at the same time. After mastering (Catching 15-20 in a row of mixed drops) this drill, the athletes can than move up to a more advanced level of this drill in which they will have to use the hand opposite to the side of the ball drop. So the athlete will have to come across his body in order to make the catch.
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Objective - Improve coordination / Improve the speed and efficiency with which your brain processes information and gets your body to respond / Speed up reaction time. 1. The athlete stands in an athletic stance with the reaction ball in either hand. 2. He then drops the reaction ball just in front of his body. 3. He then reacts to the bounce and makes the grab. Note: At first the ball should just be dropped in front of the body letting gravity take it to the floor. As the athletes excel in the drill they may add force to their drops which will create a quicker bounce and force the athlete to react faster.
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Training defenders to break down and shadow a ball carrier. Watching the ball carriers hips is key. Also, when the ball carrier breaks for the sideline it is important to train them to guard the sideline and force action to the middle of the field.
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No matter your sport, speed is one of the top criteria for success. And most of those sports are looking to measure your ability thru drills such as the 40-yard dash. So you should learn how to perform it well. Take care.
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Everyone has there preference for how to do the chess press exercise. Some are more Bio-mechanically efficient than others while some types of regiments will simply hurt you sooner rather than later. But that doesn't mean there's only one right way. It really all depends on your purpose for the exercise. My purpose is to maintain a high strength to size ratio without sacrificing flexibility. So figure out your purpose first than seek out the information/help to get you there.
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This is one of my Abdominal workout routines. But please DO NOT attempt the crunches portion with weights or try the L-Sit with the dumbbells if you're just getting back into working out. You are elevating your risk of injury. Not because the movements are inherently dangerous but rather they are meant to be challenging for persons who are already advanced in there workouts.
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The object of this exercise is to keep the balls out of the coned off area. You can do this with just hands, just feet, or both.
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If you wanna increase your transition speed from stop to start, the "W" cone drill will help a lot. Concentrate on your form and do this drill at full speed. Make sure you stay on the balls of your feet and keep your balance over your feet, (lean forward).
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The breakdown is an essential football technique for slowing down to make a tackle or to make a move as a ball carrier. This simple cone drill can be added on to a variety of other football drills, including bag drills, ball handling drills, and agility ladders.
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The two linebackers from Copenhagen Towers, Phillip Hargett and Frederik Ægidius, tells about and show you some basic drills from the NFL combine. For more videos go to www.endzone.tv This video was powered by https://www.american-sports-outlet.com
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One of Scandinavias best fitness athletes Teddy Prip show you how to perform 4 basic exercises in the gym. For more videos go to www.endzone.tv
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Coach Nate joins Youth Football Online to talk about how to defend the run from the 3-5 Stack Defense. Coach Nate is founder of ChiefPigskin.com. Many coaches feel that you can't stop the run from the 3-5 Defense- we disagree.
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Flag football is a game that has made its way into youth sports to take the place of full contact football for many young athletes. It is fast-paced like the real game of football and many of the drills and skills are comparable, but it is a different game with different rules in its own right.
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Ideas for coaching linebackers at the youth football level from a USA Football/Green Bay Packers coaching clinic at the Don Hutson Center.
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Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll's book "Win Forever" was where I first realized the importance of the development and cultivation of competition in practice
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During this blog post, we’re going to talk about several non-contact tackling and pursuit drills that are perfect for your youth football players.
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Design flag football defenses like the box and chase if unable to play tackle football. Learn how to design a flag football defense with tips from a former college football player in this free video on football.
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A lot of readers have been asking about man coverage, hence this explanation. Most flag football is played in a 7 versus 7 format. Assuming this format, man coverage should be played as described below. Here is what we have found to be the best MAN defensive strategy for 7-7 flag football. Although zone coverage is probably the superior of the two, it may be worth while to look at the man defense. The Zone Defense article can be found on this website as well.
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Here are the 2 most important defensive drills to run for a youth flag football team.
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This is a basic guide for your first week of practice. Feel free to modify however you see fit.
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Below are a number of drills you can use in practice with your team to improve their flag football skills. As you get to know your team, choose drills that will address your team's weaknesses (flag pulling, taking the right angle of pursuit, running N/S). Emphasize the fundamentals like the C/QB exchange and proper hand-off technique, flag pulling technique.
