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@CoachDEllis1914@SwartzHawk@ReceiverSchool That’s true if the DB is playing hard bail. If you’re playing a physical DB that’s going to try and get hands on you use misdirection.
These videos are for the technique, coming to a session and hearing the explanation is the key!
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@BerrytheLede I encourage over exaggeration to drive home the why. When they get in the game they’re going to naturally speed it up, which hopefully translates into efficient execution!
@halloffame_icon@ReceiverSchool Then be true to that “old school” statement and help me help the players. Show me some videos of how you would simulate contact in a one on one session. So I can be a better coach and get rid of these shitty drills
@halloffame_icon@ReceiverSchool Hitting the back of the ball at its highest point, to simulate DB trying to punch the ball out. All good suggestions though thanks for the meme.
@CoachColvin7 Yes sir, one step jab, two step jab, split etc. If they go opposite they’d run into each other. Also helps eliminate any unnecessary forward lean during the release.
@DavidMooreDMN & @DreKirkSWAG showing you how to get into and out of the break!
Can’t find a better example of low hips & nose over toes from both athletes.
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