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Post by szimm29 on Jun 13, 2015 8:51:46 GMT -6
Many of you here do 7 on 7 during the summer for you skill kids. What are kind of things are you doing with your offensive lineman during this time or some other time during the week?
Tire flipping, dragging? what kind of competitions are you having for them?
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2015 9:43:28 GMT -6
Many of you here do 7 on 7 during the summer for you skill kids. What are kind of things are you doing with your offensive lineman during this time or some other time during the week? Tire flipping, dragging? what kind of competitions are you having for them? We play seven on seven as well. 7 fat guys vs 7 fat guys. Dodg ball, kick ball, all sorts of things when the lifts and work outs are done. |
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Post by coachbdud on Jun 13, 2015 13:11:25 GMT -6
we do 1on1s both run blocking and pass blocking
we do relay races, any of the strong man competition stuff is fun, i don't do it enough
i have done fat man 7on7 in the past but probably never will again
last year 2 of our kids collided, banged heads right above the eye... both kids ended up with stitches across the eyebrow and had to miss some practice time to let it heal
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Post by coachklee on Jun 13, 2015 13:29:33 GMT -6
we do 1on1s both run blocking and pass blocking we do relay races, any of the strong man competition stuff is fun, i don't do it enough i have done fat man 7on7 in the past but probably never will again last year 2 of our kids collided, banged heads right above the eye... both kids ended up with stitches across the eyebrow and had to miss some practice time to let it heal I like 1-on-1s...after you at least get helmets on they can be very competitive: -Pass block/pass rush -Veer release/BDSD -Reach the reacher -M&M/Mano-y-Mano: OL can do any of the 3...PM me & I'll e-mail the details of the drill. |
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Post by coachklee on Jun 15, 2015 6:57:26 GMT -6
Greater details of the Mano-y-Mano drills/games I do from my lineman manuals. How the heck do you post an image on here anymore?
From the defensive perspective:
One on one drill that develops basic offensive line blocks (down, scoop & pass) and defensive line reactions
A coach behind each group will give a signal (down, scoop or pass) and count (0, 1 or 2) for the offensive lineman
On the coach’s command the ball will be moved and the defensive lineman will punch low on the offensive lineman
After the low punch, the defensive lineman should finish with a high and violent lockout
The following reaction specific techniques should be emphasized:
• Down: the defensive lineman should aggressively “Fit the Hip” of the offensive lineman to knock him off his release track while continuing to close and destroy the 01 / tea bag that represents the pull or lead blocker using a wrong arm technique in which he collisions the bag with his shoulder on the 01 / tea bag’s inside thigh; the defensive lineman wins if he beats the offensive player to the 01 / tea bag
• Reach: after the initial punch the defensive lineman fights to regain leverage to the outside. If even with the blocker’s outside shoulder, the defender should Steer-Rip or a Pull-Jab and Run to tackle the 01 / tea bag that represents the ball carrier on an outside or off tackle run; the defensive lineman wins if he drives the defender and keeps his playside / outside shoulder free so he is in position to tackle the ball carrier
• Pass: after the initial punch the defensive lineman utilizes a Club-Rip, Steer-Rip or Pull-Jab to defeat the block and get to the QB; the defensive lineman wins if he defeats the block and tackles the QB in 4 seconds
From the offensive perspective:
One on one drill that develops basic offensive line blocks (down, scoop & pass) and defensive line reactions
A coach behind each group will give a signal (down, scoop or pass) and count (0, 1 or 2) for the offensive lineman
On the coach’s command the ball will be move and the offensive lineman will execute his block until the whistle
The following block specific techniques should be emphasized:
• Down: the offensive lineman should execute his down steps as he quickly rips and release inside the defender to the LB; the offensive lineman wins if he beats the defender to the 01 / tea bag representing the LB
• Scoop: the offensive lineman should execute his scoop steps to leverage / reach the defender’s playside / outside shoulder; the offensive lineman wins if he drives the defender and takes over the playside / outside shoulder
• Pass: the offensive lineman should execute his scoop & bucket steps while maintaining position between the defender and the QB; the offensive lineman wins if he is able to block the defender for over 3.5 seconds
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