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Effective Running Back Mechanics
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Effective
Running Back Mechanics.
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"EFFECTIVE
RUNNING BACK MECHANICS"!!!
"RUNNING WITH THE BALL
AVOIDING TACKLES.
(Note: The "cut" side refers to the side of the cut. The "other" refers to the
opposite side.)
Cuts. Feet - Five yards in front of the defender, the player steps slightly
to the opposite side of the cut. Two yards in front of the defender, the back
pretends to make the cut to the opposite side with the "other foot." As the
"other foot" touches the ground, the "other foot" pushes in the opposite
direction. This forces the body into a forty-five degree angle to the cut side.
The "cut foot" makes a short step to the side of the defender...
Head/Shoulders - five yards in front of the defender, the head/shoulders jerk to
the opposite side of the cut... Hands - hold the ball on the side furthest away
from the tackler."
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"COMPLETING THE EXCHANGE
The player makes a "pocket" with the arms to
receive the ball... Top Half of the "Pocket." Inside Elbow - even
with the shoulders... Forearm - horizontal with the ground... Inside Hand - palm
down ready to accept the point of the ball... Bottom Half of the "Pocket."
Outside Elbow - straight down from the shoulder... Forearm - horizontal across
the midsection... Outside Hand - slightly bent with the palm up ready to accept
the other end of the ball... Fingers - pointing toward the quarterback.
Receiving the Ball. instantly Hands - both hands
secure the upon contact... Eyes
- focused on the hole where the play goes and the defensive reactions to the
play."
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