DROPS VS. AIR:
DROPS VS. AIR Have players drop one at a time to appropriate landmark. Can setup a number of cones across the field. Once someone kicks the ball (may simulate) returner sprints behind cone. Make sure that drop gets to cone, turns, flips, and backpedals. Incorporate a coverage man after Work on finishing block, not allowing coverage man frontside
Mug Technique:
Mug Technique Player aligns opposite target At signal snatches shoulders of target and squeezes grapes. Second signal runs feet. Can be whole part technique organization early
Mug:
Mug
DOUBLE TEAMS:
DOUBLE TEAMS Start without drops Work on 2 on 2 concept align with one player in between the DT , other player 10 yards away. Have player in the DT stay in the middle of the double, off player works outside or inside. Have off player work to overtake DT or climb to take on safety 2 nd phase involves player in DT picking a side, send off coverage man away and to the same side. Incorporate drops
DT Drills:
DT Drills Stationary Moving doubleteam
½ LINE:
½ LINE Example shown is a right alley fig 4 trap 5 Have players jog down to the return, turn and flip, reel in appropriate player. Advance drill can have the targets giving resistance. Can be broken down into frontside DT and Trap, and backside singles.
Back ½ line:
Back ½ line Only players who will be blocked are sent down. Wedge should form over returner who picks a non-mayday cone. Add 1 and 10 to work on passing off DT’s Example is right alley fig 4 trap 5
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