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Offensive Line Teaching Progression - Part II
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- WN-11072
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About this video
This session is pure offensive line drill work. Chad Gehring, the offensive line coach at Evangel University, gives a detailed set of drills to improve hand placement, hat placement and footwork as part of a complete teaching progression for offensive line play. The drills are built to be run in a normal individual period and to show up in the run game the same week.
What you'll learn
- The first, second and third step of every block and why each one matters
- Vertical and horizontal leverage on a block and how to teach the difference
- Hand placement and hat placement drills that clean up contact
- Developing a run block demeanor with duck walks
- A complete board drill teaching progression from start to finish
- The Fit Drill for teaching the finished block position
- The Two Whistle Drill for finishing through the whistle
Who it's for
Offensive line coaches at every level who need drills that actually change technique, from youth and high school staffs with limited individual time to college coaches building a full progression.
About the coach
Chad Gehring coached the offensive line at Evangel University.
Drill-by-drill demonstration throughout. Part 2 of Coach Gehring's four-part series on offensive line play.
Frequently asked questions
What drills are taught here?
A full board drill progression, duck walks for run block demeanor, the Fit Drill and the Two Whistle Drill, all tied to the first, second and third step of a block and to hand and hat placement.
Who is this session for?
Any coach responsible for offensive linemen. High school and youth coaches can run every drill with a board and a shield, and college line coaches get a progression they can slot into daily individual work.
How do I get access?
It streams on demand. Pay $19.95 once and the video is in your AFM Videos account immediately, playable on any device with unlimited views and no expiration date. It is also included with the 1-Year All Access membership ($99/year).
Do I need the first video in the series?
Not necessarily, but it helps. Part 1 installs stance, the three weapons and leverage points; this session takes those fundamentals into detailed drill work.