Thank you, coach. I appreciate this video as it focuses on something that a lot of young wide receivers or kids who are interested in playing wide receiver but lack experience or training struggle with... learning how to break down and make a cut into their breaks. I like the drills and will be using them a lot.
Can you as well take 3 or 2 steps when you're breaking down on a route, but instead extending or striding your last 3 or 2 steps while lowering your center of gravity that way the CB won't be able to bite down on the route as fast instead of taking choppy steps. Just a question because I see NFL receivers like Odell Beckham do that instead of taking choppy steps.
For high school and/or college players, between 54 and 66 inches high depending on the height of your players and 36" wide. I originally made two at different heights.
Thank you, coach. I appreciate this video as it focuses on something that a lot of young wide receivers or kids who are interested in playing wide receiver but lack experience or training struggle with... learning how to break down and make a cut into their breaks. I like the drills and will be using them a lot.
Recovery Cushion, Recovery Time ... great "Buzz Word", GreatCoaching point.... I'm stealing that one
Glad you like them!
Can you as well take 3 or 2 steps when you're breaking down on a route, but instead extending or striding your last 3 or 2 steps while lowering your center of gravity that way the CB won't be able to bite down on the route as fast instead of taking choppy steps. Just a question because I see NFL receivers like Odell Beckham do that instead of taking choppy steps.
How tall do you make your PVC chutes?
For high school and/or college players, between 54 and 66 inches high depending on the height of your players and 36" wide. I originally made two at different heights.