Post by reno6 on Sept 6, 2006 20:42:46 GMT
We've been teaching man coverage to our kids and everytime they turn when the WR turns, our DBs seperate from the WR. They either slow down when they're trying to feel for the WR or they fade in when they turn to look back for the ball.
My resolution to this problem was to drill the kids to stop trying to look for the ball when in man coverage.
1)Read the WR and allow no seperation. If seperation occurs, they have to close the gap.
2)See the receiver looking and getting ready to catch the ball, their hands go up with back of hands facing the WR. This is to give the look of going for the ball.
3) If WR jumps for the ball, jump late and thrust hands through his.
What do you guys think? Any suggestions?
My resolution to this problem was to drill the kids to stop trying to look for the ball when in man coverage.
1)Read the WR and allow no seperation. If seperation occurs, they have to close the gap.
2)See the receiver looking and getting ready to catch the ball, their hands go up with back of hands facing the WR. This is to give the look of going for the ball.
3) If WR jumps for the ball, jump late and thrust hands through his.
What do you guys think? Any suggestions?
