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© April, 2001
by Chuck Donohue Jr.
Assistant Football Coach, Southern Regional High School, Manahawkin, N.J.
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© April, 2001
by Chuck Donohue Jr.
Assistant Football Coach, Southern Regional High School, Manahawkin, N.J.
TO STABILIZE and improve the running game, your offensive linemen need to master these 5 basic run blocking steps:
1. Base Step.
2. Reach Step.
3. Gap Step.
4. Pull Step.
5. Zone Step.
Blocking-step techniques are performed with hands or shoulders depending upon whether your players are blocking up the field or down the line of scrimmage on an angle.
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