Bruh this is dope. Clicked on this to refresh my memory on technique for the upcoming season and turned out this is my coach from college💪🏽👍🏽. Good shit
How the CB aligns/shades on a Receiver is dependent on the defensive scheme or the specific defensive play that is called. Depending how you want to force the receiver to the outside or inside, you can do either same arm or opposite arm. A lot of programs/coaches use same arm however others use an opposite arm concept. Both are equally effective depending on the skill of the CB.
This is soooooooooooo incorrect, first if the ball is to the inside no and i mean no DB is going to reach with his outside hand to try and jam you. They are all taught to shade inside shuffle inside and move thier feet. When they do try and jam its going to be with the inside arm not the outside. Another example of someone teaching incorrect technique.
It depends. If I’m Cover 1 To the boundary, I just might play an outside shade and press to funnel everything back to my safety. Everything is situational, this is the game inside the game.
Bruh this is dope. Clicked on this to refresh my memory on technique for the upcoming season and turned out this is my coach from college💪🏽👍🏽. Good shit
How the CB aligns/shades on a Receiver is dependent on the defensive scheme or the specific defensive play that is called. Depending how you want to force the receiver to the outside or inside, you can do either same arm or opposite arm. A lot of programs/coaches use same arm however others use an opposite arm concept. Both are equally effective depending on the skill of the CB.
@popdee954 i dont think so... my coach say its more important to get uncovered that heading the QB
I read this title as "Hand Release Etiquette" hahaha
It's called rocket stance helps u fire off easier with out shuddering your feet
why is the receiver standing like that Because yes that is definitely how you get put on the ground
But shouldnt the Wr head be facing the QB? That throw off tenth of a sec
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This is soooooooooooo incorrect, first if the ball is to the inside no and i mean no DB is going to reach with his outside hand to try and jam you. They are all taught to shade inside shuffle inside and move thier feet. When they do try and jam its going to be with the inside arm not the outside. Another example of someone teaching incorrect technique.
It depends. If I’m Cover 1 To the boundary, I just might play an outside shade and press to funnel everything back to my safety. Everything is situational, this is the game inside the game.
thats not true
get off ME
I farted!
probably the worst coaching I ever seen lolol slap and chop!! sounds like a kitchen utensil
this is so bad