People say were slow, fat and useless in football. But I'm proud of being a center and protecting the QB. O-Line pride!!!!!

Thank you so much. I'm battling for center and I think I just found my secret weapon! Can't wait to use it tonight thanks!

helped alot, im a freshman at edgewater high and im looking to continue playing center through high school. one thing i suggest is, hold your thumb along the laces, opposed to your fingers. it helps get a better grip when the ball is wet or sandy, etc. and another thing i learned is an alternative for learning to long snap. widen your base, alot. and lower your but, so if your snapping to a place kicker. that ball will go lower than normal, it decreases the margin for error. anyways hope this helped someone. if anyone wants a demonstration or further tips ill be glad to help.!

I watched this video 2 years ago for flag football and our team went undefeated and I missed 0 snaps. Not gonna say it was my doing that we were so good but it definitely helped

5th year college senior and team captain. Played 4/5 positions on OL now moves to center in last year. Vid helps a lot! Thanks brotha!

I got strength on the current center. All i need is to 100% perfect that snap.

7 years later this is so helpful! Thank u because I suck at snapping and need to practice.

My son is a starting center and will definitely learn from this video

Thank you I've been struggling with this this year and I'm a sophomore center first year

really helped me!! i was having alot of trouble with my snaps,, really appreciate it!!

Man I need help cuz im a center and it’s my first time

Thanks so much I don't know how to snap but my coach saw me doing good and moved me to center

This video helps a lot. I am newly center and with almost no practice I got through my football game

Thanks for this. I’m usually a guard, but I’m battling for the center position this season since our team doesn’t have anyone to play it.

I never snapped b4 and I did terrible last practice so thanks this helped

This vid helped me a lot :)

Thanks this helped me so much because my coach doesn’t think I can do shotgun or pistol

Thanks i was meseing up today at tryouts so now i know how to do it

thank you I need this for football

Me always centering up on the ball 🤦🏽‍♂️ As you can tell I’m new to being center thank you like a lot

Thanks for your help with hiking

Can my elbow be slightly bent

Thanks that helped me so much

My son is at center and his snaps are going right a lot or low to the knees how to adjust that issue

This helped alot

I don't play linemen as I am just way too small but I've played on street ball and what now and I can't snap a football if my life depended on it much respect for the line both o line and d line

Thank you!

What if your finger to small to get a grip

I like this video, but I have to ask, Wouldn't this place you offsides with you head passed the LOS?

Thanks Man

tune that in to dj o ez snap

Have a good day god love y’all

Ive always thought u must say “HIKE” to snap the ball😊

off side every snap

It's one problem with your snap. You are offside, your head cannot be above the ball.

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Wish I knew this 2 years ago

Our center ineligible so I gotta play center tomorrow

I teach my centers to go up and back with the ball very quick Motion up and straight back. This Takes away the ball drag and creates a better spiral. I understand what you're doing to Levy a ball drag is putting The ball on the nose But that is not very realistic because in my league you would be called off sides every snap . I have been coaching youth football for 12 years nowSo I do understand that in the lower levels most officials will allow for the center's head to be over the ball but when you get into the higher levels you can no longer do that.

How do I give the ball more velocity

I see a few things I disagree with in this video. 1. Centers back is too flat and that will compromise a players ability to fire off the ball rapidly and maintain good pad level. In a perfect world we want an offensive lineman's back to have around a 30-40 degree bend with his head up to see whats in front of him. 2. Feet are pointed straight forward. Naturally as offensive lineman we want to establish the point of attack as quickly as possible without inviting defenders up field. With the feet pointed slightly outwards (11 and 1 o clock) it allows the athlete to open up his hips increasing more lower body stabilization. 3. Touching up on lower back alignment and and foot placement in terms of a players stance, the final piece to the puzzle would be to slightly bend the knees inwards. With the proper back alignment/ foot placement (Slightly over shoulder width and pointed outwards) and knee bend this allows the hip flexors to be much more engaged. Once the player fires off the ball his pad level will be better once contact is made, because of the inwards bend in the knees and foot angle alignment he will be forced to use the insteps of his feet to drive through comfortably instead of using the balls of his feet and possibly getting caught leaning. 4. Im not trying to sound like an asshole or anything either. I will say that this instructional video is spot on when it comes to the actual snapping portion of it.

Andrew Shultz brought me here

Wear my centers at

I am a center and you should not have you finger o the tip of the ball it makes the snap to high

*locked arm locked wrist . Ball under nose Rest the ball on the first side of the curve

Why am i watching this i play rb

JESUS loves you

your off sides

That ball is way too small for u bud

Don’t turn wrist

I can throw a football over the mountains

Very informational but camera work is terrible