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Oct
16
2009
PassBack Football - Product ReviewPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesReceivers and defensive backs can use this football training aid to develop better catching skills, in simple words, the PassBack football works. What is the Passback Football? It is a regular size football cut in half just past the middle of the ball. The cut half has a solid rubber covering. When the football is thrown against a flat surface like a wall, the ball comes right back to the passer. How is PassBack Football a quarterbacks training aid? Easy, more reps. A quarterback can practice his grip and pass delivery up to 20 reps per minute. Catching the ball on the rebound develops stronger fingers, stronger fingers means more ball control. Since there are no elastic cords needed to retrieve the ball the PassBack Football is user friendly and at only $29.99 very affordable. How is PassBack Football a receivers training aid? Until now, football receivers needed work out partners to throw passes. Not with the PassBack football. Now all a receiver needs is this football training equ … Tags: Defensive Backs, Elastic Cords, Fingers, Flat Surface, Football Product, Football Training, Rebound, Receivers
Sep
04
2009
Football Speed Training - AccelerationPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesCoaches are recognizing offensive and defensive lineman need quick acceleration to explode on the LOS. Running backs need to accelerate to hit the holes and receivers to get that step on the defensive backs. Being fast is good, but colleges want more. They are looking for athletes with the most explosive acceleration from the starting position. This article will focus only on the acceleration aspects of speed training for football. Successful speed training for football must include exercises that will focus on the fast twitch muscles. This muscle group determines your speed and reaction time. Most football speed training programs overlook this facet of training; instead they are focused on strength and power. Fast Twitch Muscles Fast twitch muscles are the muscle fibers responsible for speed and quickness and should be trained separately from the muscles you train for strength and power. An example of fast twitch muscles is the thigh flexor muscles. Frequently this muscle group is ov … Tags: Colleges, Defensive Backs, Defensive Lineman, Explosive Acceleration, Facet, Fast Twitch Muscles, Football Coaches, Football Training, Holes, Muscle Fibers, Muscle Group, Reaction Time, Receivers, Running Backs, Speed And Quickness, Speed Training, Training Exercises
Aug
08
2009
Defensive Backs Football Training - Stripping the FootballPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesA stripped football, is a down used, with no gain. When the defensive backs are successful at stripping the football from the receiver, the ball comes out. Giving the defensive unit an opportunity for a possible take-away. More often than not D-backs are not in position to bat the ball down, leaving them two options; make the tackle or stripping the football. Defensive back training for stripping the football requires two basic sets of football skills. Mental and physical training are the essential football skills needed to be successful at stripping the football. Football Skills for Stripping the Football: Football skills for stripping the football begin with the proper mind set and attitude. The defensive back must approach the receiver with his mind set that he is going to strip the football from the receiver’s hands. In order to be successful at stripping the football from the receiver, the defensive back must first understand the fundamentals of catching the pass. Learning the pa … Tags: Attitude, Bat, D Backs, Defensive Backs, Defensive Football, Football Football, Football Skills, Football Training, Opportunity, Options, Stripping
Aug
03
2009
Hand, Wrist and Elbow Injuries (Pro Football Training Room)Posted by: Mr.Football in Football Training
Jun
08
2009
Power, Agility, And Speed Training For FootballPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Training
Daily workouts are presented for each week of the year and include resistance training, total conditioning exercises, and position-specific activities. The training plan conforms well to both high school and college calendars and organizes workouts into six sequential phases: Conditioning coach Ben Cook, who has worked with 27 players who went on to the NFL, presents a full menu of on-field and off-field drills and exercises to develop flexibility, strength, power, speed, and agility. The book includes more than 160 photos showing correct technique and nearly 200 exercises and drills. Be ready to perform at your best. 52-Week Football Training will help get any team and player ready to excel on every down. Buy this book & be bigger, stronger, faster. What else do you want? Tags: Agility, Big Boys, Calculator, Coach, College Calendars, Conditioning Exercises, Flexibility, Football Training, Game Plan, Guesswork, Iwfl, Nfl, Peak Condition, Power Speed, Repetition Weight, Resistance Training, Training Exercises, Winter Spring, Woman, Workouts
May
19
2009
The Pro-Training Skill Factor (The Definitive Guide to Football Training) (VHS)Posted by: Mr.Football in Football TrainingThe Pro-Training Skill Factor (The Definitive Guide to Football Training) (VHS) Join Alan Shearer as this video puts you through the paces of with a series of training modeules including - warm up, winning the ball back, defending as a group/team, attacking play, possession and movement, motivation, change of mode, attacking and scoring. Tags: Alan Shearer, Change Of Mode, Definitive Guide, Football Pro, Football Training, Group Team, Motivation, Paces, Possession, Vhs |
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