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Post by tog on Mar 22, 2006 7:05:27 GMT -6
and why you get in them, put them here these are OT stances in spread gun game (for us at least) your stances can be for any position for anything, offense or defense, just show us here and tell us why here is our old two point stance for the OT's, a little more upright for pass pro, and for skip pulls on dart and GT  here is our new OT stance, we are going to some things release wise that will require them to be a little more hunkered down  I think it all depends on what your scheme is on offense as to what kind of stance you get in. With the guards and tackles. Some, like us, want as even of a stance as possible for the guards so they can pull and block down. Some want more stagger for drive blocks. Show us a stance and how you do it. I found these images on google image search. So if you don't have any pics of your guys on your computer, find one using the wonders of the internet and show us if it is like a stance you use. |
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Post by pegleg on Mar 22, 2006 7:43:13 GMT -6
we have had both, at the same time.
we try to give them a starting point and then let them get comfortable. the taller he is the more of a stagger he will have, because tall guys are usually more comfortable like that. but i have had ot's that were almost even. short guys tend to be more upright.
i think stance is a personal thing to some degree. we are gonna tell them this is how your stance should be, then they are gonna find the place that feel right. as long as they don't have thier feet switched or something crazy, i'm good with it.
Holla
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Post by gamedog on Mar 22, 2006 7:45:44 GMT -6
Holy crap Tog, I thought you talked about not having good size folks. All those guys are huge. LOL
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Post by brophy on Mar 22, 2006 7:48:04 GMT -6
my big pet peeve is linebackers with ridiculously wide stances  this probably isn't the greatest photo to illustrate that but we routinely get guys from youth league who's "old school" coach wants them to straddle a bull or something.... I want those guys more compact and balanced, shoulder width.  |
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Post by coachd5085 on Mar 22, 2006 7:50:41 GMT -6
I think Tog is projecting his desire for new stances simply because he wants a lineman like 78  (It is always good to insult the OLine coaches first thing in the morning. Have to start the day out right) |
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Post by tog on Mar 22, 2006 7:52:40 GMT -6
I can take it.
Now, back to stances.
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Post by los on Mar 25, 2006 22:26:27 GMT -6
 sorry for the huge picture, if it turns out, but this was my 1st attempt at this! |
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Post by los on Mar 25, 2006 22:32:53 GMT -6
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Post by SAcoach on Mar 26, 2006 0:38:57 GMT -6
How about coaches stances?  |
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Post by coachjd on Mar 26, 2006 11:19:35 GMT -6
This is how we do it, same thing tog is talking about with the pic from the U of Miami.  |
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Post by los on Mar 26, 2006 11:22:53 GMT -6
I like those stances by Bamas def ends, nice straight back, good feet, forearm ready! Big #99 dt could get his butt down a bit, but what the hey, he's a big ole boy! Def backs look awesome, good balanced low stance,can move any direction quickly. these boys are playing football like we learned, low to the ground! Florida's O-line looks like tog and kw's stuff,(combined) center and gds in 3 pt(rt and left hand stance) ot's in 2 pt opened up slightly, looks cool huh? How bout those wr stances? Looks kinda painful to an old guy like me! Ouch!! But they sure do look fast! And no jh, Urbans not coming to georgia to get me for showing his team, its an Alabama photo, Florida just happens to be in it! lol! |
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Post by coachjd on Mar 26, 2006 11:24:33 GMT -6
here is another pic I found on the 2 point stance. To me these kids are to vertical and not very flexible in the hips.  |
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Post by los on Mar 27, 2006 0:26:41 GMT -6
Which OT looks more concerned about the DE, Dukes or Fla States?  |
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Post by los on Mar 27, 2006 0:28:21 GMT -6
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Post by tog on Mar 27, 2006 7:02:05 GMT -6
the duke guy looks like he should have something running down his leg
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Post by SAcoach on Mar 27, 2006 16:42:11 GMT -6
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Post by coachjd on Mar 27, 2006 17:50:44 GMT -6
I agree with Tog, the dude from Duke looks like he is about ready to fill his pants.
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Post by toprowguy on Mar 28, 2006 16:44:36 GMT -6
That Florida RT is one of my former players how funny...
I like the stance that is chest to the thighs with hands outside the knees.
I like Toldeo's stance.
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Post by los on Mar 29, 2006 6:47:53 GMT -6
Thats cool toprow, I was just looking around for some good o-line pictures and they're hard to find. Is he the Fla. State or U of F OT?
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Post by toprowguy on Mar 29, 2006 9:02:42 GMT -6
U of F RT. He was the backup last sason as a true soph but should start this year.
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Post by los on Apr 2, 2006 23:21:11 GMT -6
Heres a good idea for some of yall at larger schools with real crowd noise.  |
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Post by pegleg on Apr 6, 2006 13:22:42 GMT -6
here is a pic of our guys.  |
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Post by lochness on Apr 6, 2006 16:16:08 GMT -6
 This is a picture of our offset-I backfield. The tailback's stance is pretty much exactly what we teach. I like to give a little bit of creativity because slightly different stances work for different kids. His neck is slightly bulled, with chin up and eyes looking straight ahead. His back is flat and not unnaturally or wastefully arched, and puts his chin out slightly over his knees. This helps put a bit more weight forward and eliminates the drop-step on a straight ahead take-off. The waist and knee bend are nearly perfect, and overall he has very good power angles. Notice all of his surfaces are at angles. His hands are placed lightly on the thigh pads. We stress this and tell them to avoid the knee pads and/or the top of the thigh pads, because kids have a tendancy to "lean into it" and throw off their weight distribution and slow their takeoff down. Finally, his feet are just about shoulder width apart, with toes pointed straight ahead. The fullback's stance is decent, but I have some issues with it. His neck is bulled and his eyes are straight ahead, which is a good thing. His back is flat, and he also has good power angles. His feet are at good width, and his toes are pointed straight ahead. He does not appear to be leaning or tipping either way. You can tell by his off elbow that his off hand is resting lightly on the side of his opposite leg. I would like to see his butt down just a bit more, however. I also like to see the down hand out just a bit further in front of him, so his arm is angled more rather than going straight down. Also, it looks like his nuckles are touching the turf instead of his finger tips. That's a huge pet peeve of mine. Hey, he's a sophomore and converted from tailback. I've got plenty of time with him I guess, huh!!! |
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Post by moose18 on Apr 6, 2006 16:47:22 GMT -6
Can we just stop for a minute and look at the FSU DE's tricep & forearm please? Are you sh*ttin me?
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Post by zulu6 on Apr 6, 2006 17:09:04 GMT -6
Can we just stop for a minute and look at the FSU DE's tricep & forearm please? Are you sh*ttin me? is that cameron wimberly or a different one from years past? |
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Post by los on Apr 7, 2006 18:40:48 GMT -6
Dont know but its a 2005 game photo and nice lookin o-line peg, good stances! I really like your new poem there too, I was all set for a real serious ending and ended up LMAO!!!
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Post by rams08 on Apr 8, 2006 17:50:12 GMT -6
Those arent 2005 pics (Greg Jones and Chris Rix) but I think that is Kameron Wimbeley.
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Post by Coach Huey on Apr 8, 2006 18:17:58 GMT -6
this might not be a bad stance ... for the lineman, at least  |
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Post by SAcoach on Apr 8, 2006 21:26:54 GMT -6
Well at least he is not making the tackle...
Whatever it takes!!!
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(It is always good to insult the OLine coaches first thing in the morning. Have to start the day out right)
