Zone Blocking for Youth Football - Gregory Double Wing

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Whether cover or uncovered, tstepping or slide stepping thesteps are always TOWARDSthe football. The ball carrier willalways run WITH the flow ofthe line not against until he hitshis monument. See page 14.In other words the zone willALWAYS rotate to the football.THE LINE RULES vrs. BASE 5-3Path of the footballUncovered then slide stepCovered then T step93 039Direction the entire zone is rotating.
T-STEP MAT DRILLS w/ LIMBO BARLimbo barBlocking dummyadded laterRubber industrial kitchen mats ripped into 6 inch strips 3 feet long. These can bepurchased at any Home Depot in 3 foot by 6 foot sections. These work great ingrass and will grab lazy feet without tripping the players.We use a limbo bar that is set 12 inches over the linemen’s facemask. They cannot touch the limbo bar as they come out of theirstance. Both heels must touch the horizontal mat with the play side foot touching the vertical mat. On the coaches whistle they t-stepunder the bar. It is very difficult to keep the second step which is the power step underneath their bodies at first. Stress that they do.Shown is practicing a t-step to the left. Move the vertical mats to the right to practice going right. The first step is across and to the farside of the vertical mat and forward equal distance. The second step is to the same side of the vertical mat and long to the end of themat. As they get comfortable with their steps under the bar add a bag to hit into with a piece of tape marking the aiming point ( nearnumber). They need to power up the hands on the first step and get the palms out thumbs up. Stress quick feet and good hands andpower into the tape collapsing hard into the bag while he lifts keeping his hands on the tape. Zone blocking is susceptible to holdingcalls. Stress hands inside, aim, collapse and lift. We do this drill for 5 minutes each direction and eventually use the bags full time.
Page 1 and 2: INTRO TO SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFE
Page 3: We go through thisprogression each
Page 6 and 7: WHAT IF FOR THE D-LINEPath of the f
Page 10 and 11: SLIDE STEP MAT DRILLS w/ LIMBO BARL
Page 12 and 13: 3 SECOND COMPETITION DRILLWe set up
Page 14 and 15: Direction the zone rotatesTEACHING
Page 16 and 17: TROUBLE SPOTS AND THOUGHTS … DON
Page 18: BONUS -KICK PROTECTION FOR THE PLAY

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