I was a center on and off for 10 years. His explanation on gun snapping is correct for the most part. However, I always snapped or flicked my wrist when releasing the ball and 99 out of 100 were right in the QBs hands at chest level. The reason this worked for me so well is because my butt was much lower to the ground than most other centers, which gave me a more explosive movement after the snap. Being 6'3" as a center, playing against smaller, explosive nose tackles, I had to find ways to create more leverage.
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I was a center on and off for 10 years. His explanation on gun snapping is correct for the most part. However, I always snapped or flicked my wrist when releasing the ball and 99 out of 100 were right in the QBs hands at chest level. The reason this worked for me so well is because my butt was much lower to the ground than most other centers, which gave me a more explosive movement after the snap. Being 6'3" as a center, playing against smaller, explosive nose tackles, I had to find ways to create more leverage.
I can do it so well now
What is a "mock email" that steven sent to various coaches? thank you
He wrote a email that he then sent to multiple coaches & schools.
love how the first snap he does, he doesn't have his finger down the seam like he said lol
Fuck
Facts wtf. Goes on about how important it is to have the middle finger down the seam and doesn't even has his close
@@brandonvaughn8382 there’s different ways to hold the ball. Find what’s most comfortable for you