Receiver Crack Block (WR) – Youth Football Drills

Youth Football Drills: Learning to effectively and legally block down from the receiver position is an excellent skill to teach. This is another blocking tool for when you run your running plays.

Football Footwork Drills (Offensive Lineman)

Football Footwork Drills: Footwork and proper set up is essential for offensive linemen. Once proper footwork is achieved, the players will see an improvement in their overall pass blocking skills.

The Dummy Relay Race for Youth Football Evaluation

With The Dummy Relay Race Game for Youth Football Evaluation you will know who your players are and have a bunch of enthusiastic, motivated and satisfied kids and parents.

Tennis Ball Drill For Improving Offensive Linemen in Youth Football

See how these football offensive lineman drills helps your linemen come off the ball quicker and allowing him to get his second step down faster than his opponent.

Hold the Ball (RB, WR) – New Youth Football Drills

Posted by Steve Tucker on June 23rd, 2010

Holding on to the ball upon contact, and staying on your feet are hallmarks of a good offensive football player.

What you need – You need to have 5 players holding blocking dummies (held in the hands) or they can go without.

How this drill works – This drill is to help your players learn to handle contact, stay on their feet, and maintain control of the ball.

At first, the ball carrier will start out in the middle of the five tackling players. On the coaches’ whistle, the player will run towards one of the defenders, absorb a ‘pop’ hit, then go right across to the other side for another pop hit, then down and across for another, etc.

The drill does not end for the ball carrier until they hit all five players that are standing around them. If they lose the ball, they will start again. If they get knocked down, they must get up and continue on with the last player that knocked them down.
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Football Drills or Tricks, Do you believe it?

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on June 22nd, 2010

Really unbelievable tricks with the ball! In this video Chris Cooley – Washington Redskins, Chris Chambers – San Diego Chargers, Jason Cambell – Washington Redskins, Marques Colston – New Orleans Saints, Andre Johnson – Houston Texans, Mike Nugent – New York Jets, Marc Bulger – St. Louis Rams, Mason Crosby – Green Bay Packers, showing their skills…AMAZING!!!


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Kuemper Football Summer Camps in Carroll IA

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on June 22nd, 2010
Football Summer Camps

New Kuemper Head Football Coach Brian Webb

New Kuemper head football coach Brian Webb and his staff will be hosting a football camp august 2nd through the 5th at the Kuemper Fieldhouse.  The champions’ camp is designed to give 3rd grade through 12th grade members of the Kuemper football family a positive, fun experience with a great game by teaching fundamentals, skills and teamwork.  The champions’ camp is open to young men of all skill levels, whether they’ve played before or not.  It is not a contact or conditioning camp.  Coach Webb and his staff will work with each young man individually and the players will learn both offensive and defensive techniques each day and be given opportunities to develop skills in the kicking game.
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Football Training Video Tips : Running Back Drills

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on June 21st, 2010

In football, great running backs are good at footwork. Practice to be a better running back with tips from a football coach in this video on football training and drills.


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High School Football Recruiting from CBS Sports

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on June 21st, 2010

High School Football Recruiting: CSTV polls some of the top football recruits to see if they’re ready to take a Pop Quiz

Check out also this great football recruiting tips
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Receiver Crack Block (WR) – Youth Football Drills

Posted by Steve Tucker on June 15th, 2010

Learning to effectively and legally block down from the receiver position is an excellent skill to teach.

What you need – You can start this drill with groups of receivers and a coach or a player with a dummy, acting as a linebacker.

How this drill works – On the snap of the ball, the slot receiver, or the wide receiver will execute a legal seal block on the linebackers. The advantage of this block is that it prevents the linebacker from making a play, but there are disadvantages – your receiver could get blown up by a backer, or they could cause injury to the LB if they don’t execute the block correctly.

The block is ALWAYS above the waist – never should this block be executed below the waist. The lateral movement of the linebacker exposes their knees.

The block is NEVER from behind – if the LB has his back turned, you become an impediment to their movement – not cracking them from behind.
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Punch then Backer Engage – Football Linebacker Drills (OL vs DL)

Posted by Steve Tucker on June 15th, 2010

A quick hit, then the offensive lineman goes after the linebacker to open the hole. Reading where to go is important for the lineman.

What you need – Set up a half offensive line and two defensive line positions with a LB.

How this drill works – This drill can work a number of ways – it will assist your lineman in reading the play and deciding which offensive lineman will attack each defensive player.

You can switch up the assignment of the offensive linemen and their blocking responsibilities by changing the direction of the running play, and by changing where the defensive lineman are lined up.
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Football Footwork Drills (Offensive Lineman)

Posted by Steve Tucker on June 15th, 2010

Footwork and proper set up is essential for offensive linemen

What you need – You can create two lines of lineman, and a coach has a tackling dummy in one hand. A pylon should be set up no more than three to five yards behind the player.

How this drill works – On the snap of the ball, the coach will move forward with the tackling dummy as though they were a defensive lineman. The lineman needs to focus on three things:

1. Solid base with feet should width apart and knees slightly bent. The foot closest to the Center position should be slightly forward.

2. The bottom should drop dropped, the waist bent slightly forward and the weight of the body centered over the balls of the feet, but overall solid balance.

3. The arms should be up in a prepared position as the player shuffles back – but no more than the 3 to 5 yards of the pylon.

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Eagles Football Training Camp in Bethlehem PA

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on May 19th, 2010

The Eagles have announced the dates for training camp at Lehigh University in Bethlehem.
Rookies and selected veterans are scheduled to report Monday, July 26. The remainder of the team is scheduled to report Thursday, July 29.
The Eagles will break camp on Wednesday, Aug. 18, in advance of the second preseason game, at Cincinnati on Friday, Aug. 20.
The preseason opener at Lincoln Financial Field against Jacksonville is Friday, Aug. 13.
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Permian Panther Football Summer Camps in Odessa TX

Posted by TipsAndDrills.com on May 19th, 2010

Permian High School is accepting sign-ups for its sixth-annual Permian Panther Football Camp.
Students entering first through ninth grades are eligible to participate in the camp.
The camp is scheduled for June 1st through 3rd.
The Permian coaching staff will supervise the camp, and will give instruction during the three-day sessions.
The students will learn the fundamentals of football and the coaches will tailor the workouts to each age group.
Cost is $45 for students registering by May 24, and $50 for any late registration, including up to the first day of camp.

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