Explode Out, Fit, and Drive
A great linemen is quick off the ball and explosive in attacking their opponent. This drill teaches linemen to explode off the line and into their opponent. Once they have reached their opponent they must fit and work their feet to keep and balanced stance. This drill is excellent for practicing both of those.
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