Kick Out Pulls on Trap and Counter- LINEPROTIPS 006
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Pulling to kick out is one of the greatest blocks in football. You get to take out an often unsuspecting player and make a crucial block right at the point of attack, which all makes for a great OL Highlight play.
Learn to execute the play with more safety and effectiveness in this episode of Linepro tips.
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Thanks I just got starting guard and our team pulls alot and I am trying to improve on my pulling
Awesome! Make sure you see our other video about square pulling.
Get a piece of paper and pencil, and write down the key differences. Watch both videos again. Practice it. And go dominate! Hit low and hit through.
Nicely done. I like to tell players to finish the block by scooping him out on a curve completing the inside out. Pad level can be aided by telling the puller to aim at the frontside hip of the defender. Very nice video.
Thank you! I like the terminology and appreciate you sharing.
Pad level can also be helped by *proper use* of a chute or other "low bridge" in drills. Just having the blocker come thru a chute doesn't help if it isn't in a realistic geometry with where the defender (or coach with a shield) is going to be; otherwise they just come thru low and stand and run the rest of the way.
Thanks man I'm a new coach trying to learn alot about o lineman
Thanks coach see our other videos! more coming soon.
That was a great video!! Great job.
Really good video thank you.
So I'm a right tackle that has to pull on some plays and this helps out alot thanks 👍🏾
Great video
Learned this when i was 10. What a time!
How old are you now?
I'm a tight end but this still helped
It might help if you added some clips of *bad* technique so we could see the consequence. Like having the puller aim too deep so he can't get that shoulder on the target.
Also if you added clips of the defender either getting wise to the trap and squeezing down or being too slow to react so he has to be "dug out" of the hole.
Watching this, I am amazed that all defenses do not always spill kick out blocks. Unless you are bringing interior blitzes, spill those trappers and make the ball bounce.
From an early age, coaches are afraid their players are going to get beat to the outside -- with good reason! If you watch children's games, most of the strategy is stopping wide runs and laying for a turnover. It's not easy to shift out of that mode of thinking, which they eventually must as the players become more sophisticated.
If I wanted to go into offensive coaching, should learning about the line be best prior to designing plays?
Yes or make sure you have a good OL coach to plan with. The OL schemes are crucial to play design
What do vs a wroug arm technique or trap the trapper?
Keith Robinson tell the running back to go outside and if you’re really good, have the guard head fake inside and easily log the DE or even bypass him for a backer. You could tag the play with with a key word like “counter right bounce” so they both know he’s going to end up outside
It can happen as a natural reaction but it’s so much better if you game plan for it against a team who wrong arms. Then the second puller also can know and get outside too.
If a DT is good enough to trap the trapper, don’t trap him. Wham him with the H instead if he’s gonna squeeze the guard that hard.
@@lineprofootball7632 Or don't trap or wham him, just hit quick with a double team or head-in-the-hole control block. Trap is a tool for appropriate use.
Man anytime i heard trap right or counter right in huddle…..😺😺😺😺
That is the best feeling in the world!