An alternative backside cutoff technique for outside/perimeter runs to use against an aggressive penetrating DL.
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An alternative backside cutoff technique for outside/perimeter runs to use against an aggressive penetrating DL.
Learn how to consistently attack downhill on a reach block with this simple footwork drill.
The backside cutoff can be one of the most challenging blocks in football. The “Skip Cutoff” is an alternative cutoff technique that allows players to be more square upon contact, leading to more consistent cutoff blocks.
Tip of the Spear founder, Scott Peters, details the steps of a base block on the line of scrimmage.
Tip of the Spear teaches three distinct fits for 1 on 1 contact on the line of scrimmage and in space. This video overviews the Bridge, Pillar and Buckle fits.
The Bridge Series: Blocking in Space contains a variety of drills to develop the Bridge Fit (previously called “Double Under”) for 1 on 1 base blocks on the line of scrimmage. Double Under Coil to Fit Brace to Fit (Double Under) Double Under Fit to Uncoil