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34 LTLGRTRG C R Q X Z RAM STRETCH__809 SIDELINE LEO STRETCH 908 SIDELINE W Y 18-20

35 Slide Used backside when DT lines up in gap A form of a cross block Used backside when DT lines up in gap A form of a cross block

36 E N E M B LTLGRTRG C W S R Q Y Z C F C RAM TIGHT 22 BOOT W X B 2 1 3

37 Coach Mike Pope Cell (864) 247-8394 Home (704-635-7962) Email hawgtuffcamps@yahoo.com

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40 BUILDING BLOCKS OF SUCCESS………… MS – MIDDLE SCHOOL/REC. LEAGUE JV – JUNIOR VARSITY WP – WEIGHT PROGRAM RP – RUNNING PROGRAM T – TECHNIQUE A - ATTITUDE C – CHARACTER C – COMMITTMENT A – ACADEMICS P – PRIDE!

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54 HOLDING OFFENSE…. 15 YARDS PENALTY

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56 DRIVE BLOCK DOWN LINEMEN RIGHT FIRST STEP THEN LEFT FIRST STEP

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58 WORK THE HIPS! WIDE BASE! MAXIMUM EFFORT! ATTACK YOUR OPPONENT! WE USE TIRES OR SLEDS

59 Duck 1. Knees bent and inside ankles. 2. Back arched. Weight balanced. 3. Feet slightly wider than shoulder width. 4. Work off of insteps. 5. Toes pointed slightly to outside. Fit 1. Eyes lower than defenders, get a bite. 2. Punch and grab under pectoral pads. 3. Lift- snap hips on movement. Finish 1. Chase him with Feet and Accelerate 2. Maintain Base.

60 DRIVE RT AND DRIVE LT. USING MDUSA BANDS AND CORRECT STEP BOARDS POINTS OF EMPHASIS: CORRECT 6 INCH STEPS! GREAT PUNCH! WIDE LEGS AFTER STARTING BLOCK AND UNTIL FINISHED! GREAT FINISH! DEMAND GREAT EFFORT BY DUMMY HOLDER, BLOCKER AND MUSCLE DRIVER BAND HOLDER! THIS DRILL CAN MAKE YOU A GREAT BLOCKER!

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64 THIS IS HOW NOT TO ZONE BLOCK!

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66 First Two Steps The initial movement of the lineman begins with two steps. If a lineman is covered, there is a jab step and a gather step If a lineman is uncovered, there is a scoop step and a gather step. The two linemen work the double team looking at the linebacker. If the down lineman works to either Olineman – he takes over block on down linemen and the other Olineman blocks linebacker. ALWAYS THINK DOUBLE TEAM FIRST – LINEBACKER ON SECOND LEVEL SECOND!

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68 Our Teaching Progression 4 Gap responsibility 4 Defensive Technique Identification 4 Technique versus different alignments

69 Outside Technique 12 Play Direction Both Linemen step laterally The outside OL is going at the outside bicep; inside OL is going at inside #. If the inside # disappears, the inside OL should stay flat and climb to level 2. He should NOT climb straight upfield

70 Outside Technique 12 Play Direction Coaching Points: OL going to 2nd level should flatten and let the LB come to him. NEVER turn back on zone plays. He should stay on his tracks and continue on past level 2 to the safety. When blocking a LB he should try to run him over. At the very worst he will get in the way. It is very important for the linemen to redip on the linebacker…..this is where he gets his power!

71 Head-up Technique 12 Play Direction OL should know the % of the defender coming inside is now greater. Outside OL will step with outside foot and punch with inside hand. Inside OL aims for inside # landmark. He should attempt to overtake. Lineman who comes off should come off flat and let LB come to him. Make sure to re-dip on the linebacker!

72 Inside Technique(uncovered) 12 Play Direction This is not the outside OL’s gap responsibility. Outside OL will step with outside foot and punch with inside hand to help stop penetration. He should get the 2nd step down quickly. He should attempt to overtake the next adjacent DL or flatten and let the LB come to him. Making sure he re-dips on the linebacker!

73 Combo Calls Play Direction “Triple” “Ace” “George”

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