If you’re looking for fun football drills for your team, here’s a fun football drill–one that kids love, even 17 years old!
Create a square with 4 cones 10 yards apart.
Split your team in 4 equal groups.
Place one group on each side of the square and name them: A-B-C-D.
A is facing B while C is facing D. Defense and Offense may be mixed together, (helps with team spirit)
Throw the football to one player of group A.
The whole group now starts to run and must then run the ball forward while the B group tries to stop them (Tackle the ball carrier). If they cross the line, it’s a TD! Get the ball and throw it to one of the players of either of the other 2 groups, and so on.
It is a great, fun drill that helps the kids to learn to follow their lead block. It helps with the improvisation of team work (Like when recovering a fumble) and it gets the ball to players who do not usually touch it, which is always nice.
We run this maybe once a week as a reward.
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Create a square with 4 cones 10 yards apart.
Split your team in 4 equal groups.
Place one group on each side of the square and name them: A-B-C-D.
A is facing B while C is facing D. Defense and Offense may be mixed together, (helps with team spirit)
Throw the football to one player of group A.
The whole group now starts to run and must then run the ball forward while the B group tries to stop them (Tackle the ball carrier). If they cross the line, it’s a TD! Get the ball and throw it to one of the players of either of the other 2 groups, and so on.
It is a great, fun drill that helps the kids to learn to follow their lead block. It helps with the improvisation of team work (Like when recovering a fumble) and it gets the ball to players who do not usually touch it, which is always nice.
We run this maybe once a week as a reward.
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