Post by Oneback on Apr 14, 2014 20:08:27 GMT
QB STRIKE POINTS:
"STRIKE POINT" PRINCIPLES:
1. The receiver's "strike point" may change according to the coverage or leverage of the defender.
2. Pick out the strike point on the receiver's body before triggering your arm action.
3. Keep your head stabilized and your eyes level during the throwing motion. Do not allow your head to tilt away as your passing arm follows through. A tilted head disrupts vision and impacts strike point accuracy.
4. Anticipate the breaking point of the receiver and begin your arm action early. If you wait for the receiver to get open, you are too late.
5. When a route breaks inside and on the move — the strike point is normally one foot in front of the numbers on the receiver's jersey.
WR:
HITCH = Chin (neckline)
SLANT = 1 ft. in front of numbers
UP = Over helmet (outside shoulder). 10 yd. lead (25-30' high?)
OUT = Take catch to boundary
CURL = Chin (neckline)
POST = Deep = near upright; On Break = 1 ft. in front of numbers
POST-CORNER = Take catch to boundary
COMEBACK = Outside hip.
H/Y
HITCH = Chin (neckline)
SEAM — Inside Shoulder
FLAT = 1 ft. in front of numbers
CORNER = Take catch to boundary?
OUT = Take catch to boundary?
TURN = Outside hip
POST = Deep = near upright; On Break = 1 ft. in front of numbers
FLAT & UP = Over helmet (outside shoulder). 10 yd. lead.
RB
CIRCLE = chest
FLAT = 1 ft. in front of the numbers
SWING = Chest
"STRIKE POINT" PRINCIPLES:
1. The receiver's "strike point" may change according to the coverage or leverage of the defender.
2. Pick out the strike point on the receiver's body before triggering your arm action.
3. Keep your head stabilized and your eyes level during the throwing motion. Do not allow your head to tilt away as your passing arm follows through. A tilted head disrupts vision and impacts strike point accuracy.
4. Anticipate the breaking point of the receiver and begin your arm action early. If you wait for the receiver to get open, you are too late.
5. When a route breaks inside and on the move — the strike point is normally one foot in front of the numbers on the receiver's jersey.
WR:
HITCH = Chin (neckline)
SLANT = 1 ft. in front of numbers
UP = Over helmet (outside shoulder). 10 yd. lead (25-30' high?)
OUT = Take catch to boundary
CURL = Chin (neckline)
POST = Deep = near upright; On Break = 1 ft. in front of numbers
POST-CORNER = Take catch to boundary
COMEBACK = Outside hip.
H/Y
HITCH = Chin (neckline)
SEAM — Inside Shoulder
FLAT = 1 ft. in front of numbers
CORNER = Take catch to boundary?
OUT = Take catch to boundary?
TURN = Outside hip
POST = Deep = near upright; On Break = 1 ft. in front of numbers
FLAT & UP = Over helmet (outside shoulder). 10 yd. lead.
RB
CIRCLE = chest
FLAT = 1 ft. in front of the numbers
SWING = Chest