Using video for better blocker training
Here's an example of how you can use video to dramatically improve blocking drills when training your blockers in real game situations isn't an option.
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Here's an example of how you can use video to dramatically improve blocking drills when training your blockers in real game situations isn't an option.
We don't always have the resources we'd like to run the drills we want to run in practice. Here's an example of how I got creative with one, though.
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