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Great video I definitely learned a bit more about rpo’s and pre/post snap reads. Can’t wait for the next one.
@johncannova4536 Жыл бұрын
Appreciate you sir thank you for the support! Glad this could help
@firstdowntraining Жыл бұрын
great video can you please make more of these they help me so much
@jacksavage53785 ай бұрын
Absolutely man, thank you for the feedback! We have 500+ videos just like this on our website I’ll send you the info below www.firstdowntraining.com/examples
@firstdowntraining5 ай бұрын
Thx for making this video I’m really trying to get to the next level
@christianmccray3905 Жыл бұрын
No problem man hope this can help!
@firstdowntraining Жыл бұрын
that helped a lot thanks btw subbed
@kingdomsports5335 Жыл бұрын
No problem man- glad the content could give you some value and I appreciate the support!
@firstdowntraining Жыл бұрын
Love these videos man. Learned a lot! I have a question about the route at 5:24, would that just be considered a corner route with an inside release, or is there another name for it?
@TJB2704 ай бұрын
Yes- some people call it a “stem corner” or a “box corner”. Thank you for watching man! Glad this could help
@firstdowntraining3 ай бұрын
Do more videos like this!
@zenfuiaxis1460 Жыл бұрын
Will do- apparently the feedback man! Hope this can help
@firstdowntraining Жыл бұрын
Whats up man new to football and just want to learn, is the second play Dolphins vs Niners is that 4-2-5? or 4-3? I see 4 down linemen, 2 backers and 5 dbs? Thanks man!
@bfclipz65498 ай бұрын
Yessir would be 4-2-5
@firstdowntraining8 ай бұрын
Love these videos man. If I’m the dolphins, an I see that backer dropping that deep, I’m running this same play next series an if they align the same way, I’m having the TE chip and run a shallow cross or slant/sit. That backer can’t get to the TE and cover the dig at the same time. ♟
@taybradley38435 ай бұрын
Yessir! Appreciate you watching, thank you very much for the support
@firstdowntraining5 ай бұрын
Thanks for uploading this! By the way, I am still young and have a school schedule to keep up with. Do you know a consistent way to keep up with a decent football schedule? For example how many days should I practice a week?
@bendykop8235 Жыл бұрын
Well that kind of depends on the amount of work you’re doing when you’re working out. Like if you’re a QB and you do 100 throws every workout… you can probably throw 3 times a week and be fine. But if you’re only doing 25 throws a workout you can probably throw 4-6 times per week. It all depends
@firstdowntraining Жыл бұрын
@@firstdowntraining Thanks.
@bendykop8235 Жыл бұрын
Really good development tool
@jamalstokley94439 ай бұрын
Appreciate you sir, glad this could help!
@firstdowntraining9 ай бұрын
What if I’m in 7th grade and don’t have film
@jacobhollingsworth97689 ай бұрын
That’s common but I think you just need a general knowledge of coverages and defenses so when you see it in a game you know what it is
@firstdowntraining9 ай бұрын
Ok thank you
@jacobhollingsworth97689 ай бұрын
@@jacobhollingsworth9768Read the book atomic habits and apply it for the next 5 years and you can sue me if you don’t get any offers Consistency is the single biggest factor in results, pro tennis players right arms are noticeably longer than their left because even bone remodels with enough consistency over years of effort. If you get obsessed with improvement and consistently work for years you will be D1
Great video I definitely learned a bit more about rpo’s and pre/post snap reads. Can’t wait for the next one.
Appreciate you sir thank you for the support! Glad this could help
great video can you please make more of these they help me so much
Absolutely man, thank you for the feedback! We have 500+ videos just like this on our website I’ll send you the info below www.firstdowntraining.com/examples
Thx for making this video I’m really trying to get to the next level
No problem man hope this can help!
that helped a lot thanks btw subbed
No problem man- glad the content could give you some value and I appreciate the support!
Love these videos man. Learned a lot! I have a question about the route at 5:24, would that just be considered a corner route with an inside release, or is there another name for it?
Yes- some people call it a “stem corner” or a “box corner”. Thank you for watching man! Glad this could help
Do more videos like this!
Will do- apparently the feedback man! Hope this can help
Whats up man new to football and just want to learn, is the second play Dolphins vs Niners is that 4-2-5? or 4-3? I see 4 down linemen, 2 backers and 5 dbs? Thanks man!
Yessir would be 4-2-5
Love these videos man. If I’m the dolphins, an I see that backer dropping that deep, I’m running this same play next series an if they align the same way, I’m having the TE chip and run a shallow cross or slant/sit. That backer can’t get to the TE and cover the dig at the same time. ♟
Yessir! Appreciate you watching, thank you very much for the support
Thanks for uploading this! By the way, I am still young and have a school schedule to keep up with. Do you know a consistent way to keep up with a decent football schedule? For example how many days should I practice a week?
Well that kind of depends on the amount of work you’re doing when you’re working out. Like if you’re a QB and you do 100 throws every workout… you can probably throw 3 times a week and be fine. But if you’re only doing 25 throws a workout you can probably throw 4-6 times per week. It all depends
@@firstdowntraining Thanks.
Really good development tool
Appreciate you sir, glad this could help!
What if I’m in 7th grade and don’t have film
That’s common but I think you just need a general knowledge of coverages and defenses so when you see it in a game you know what it is
Ok thank you
@@jacobhollingsworth9768Read the book atomic habits and apply it for the next 5 years and you can sue me if you don’t get any offers Consistency is the single biggest factor in results, pro tennis players right arms are noticeably longer than their left because even bone remodels with enough consistency over years of effort. If you get obsessed with improvement and consistently work for years you will be D1