How to get Interceptions in Football Part 3

In this part is one of my favorite drills the basic “Turn and Go” football drill. There are a lot of coaching points in this drill that all tie back real time game activity. And I want to emphasize that any drill that is done should be simulating some type of game like or game time activity or you would be wasting a lot of effort on this that would not transfer to movements in the Football game. When this drill is done properly the defensive back will have the right mechanics to stay with the receiver on long routes an will be getting interceptions when the football comes their way.

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Athletes have been inundated with terminology and references to “core” development in recent years. However, little has been conveyed to these athletes on what qualifies as the core, and how to specifically target muscles that may be beyond the scope of the commonly referred regions. Although major muscles groups are important in the function of [...]

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Good Foot Position in Football

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