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  1. Sticks. “Sticks”. Stick is gripped by both players. Work push, pull and different maneuvers. One player (2) works as a defender attempting to put off the O-Line player. Keep chest up, peck on quad and play with good leverage. Offensive Line.

  2. An offensive lineman must be able to effectively move and create leverage on the opponent. Offensive tackle need to be the taller athletes on the field. Offensive guard can be a little shorter than tackles. Offensive center can be a little shorter than guards.

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  3. Drills and Tips for Offensive Linemen. Offensive Line Play. Winning Points for Offensive Line Blocking. Get off ball quickly; anticipate snap count; explode from stance. Keep shoulders low and square, back straight, neck bowed with head up; eyes focused straight ahead.

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  4. KEY - work on pulling techniques, kick and logging defender (footwork and quickness). TACKLE - 1st step/leverage (ZONE). TRAP: (pull step-pivot) over the line and go.

  5. cdn1.sportngin.com › Offensive_Line_Drills03070300 - SportsEngine

    DRILLS One Man Sled Place one-man tackling sled in front of 1st player, who starts in 3- point stance. He attacks sled with drive block fundamen- tals, driving sled straight back. If sled moves off track, OL adjusts feet and rear end, continuing to drive. Keep feet moving at all times.

  6. Jan 22, 2015 · Controlling what big and athletic defensive lineman and linebackers do is no easy task. Offensive tackles, guards, and centers need to be able to both get movement on a nose tackle and stay in front of a speed rushing end or backer.

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  8. Jul 18, 2023 · Get an edge on the football field with offensive line drills and training. Strengthen your lower body, improve agility, and reduce the risk of injuries. Become the ultimate guard, tackle, or center by incorporating tailored drills into your workout routine.

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