Another great set of drills for QBs, emphasizing the importance of basic mechanics. I like the 2 ball drill, which I will start using with my young throwers. In the transition from the prepass position, which I call Lock, to the next phase with the arm horizontal, which I call Load, I make sure that only the toes of the front foot are touching, which ensures the weight is loaded on the back foot as well. In the next phase I use in drills, which I call Cock, the front heel comes down and weight shifts forward, allowing hip rotation to commence. In this phase, the ball cocks up almost automatically. This seems to be effecting in breaking the habit of shifting the ball up behind the head all at once, which prevents an effective sequence of weight transfer and rotation. The throw and reset drill is a great idea, as it will help correct one of the consequences of raising the ball directly behind the head, that is, releasing over a straight front leg and following through with the throwing arm at shoulder height rather than down by the opposite hip. Keep up the good work.

Thanks coach my son will get right to work

Can you make more WR Term or WR Dictionary Terms on your blogs for your website but this time, make different terms that all WRs need to know.

How do you keep your throwing side healthy with heavy workloads?

Hey coach I am a 13 year old going to be a qb. I feel like I have no distance in my throw and I’m sort of worried about that. If you could give me some tips that would be great. Thanks you and love the content

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