This series of Hop Drills incorporates resistance band training to help develop more explosion in the hips
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This series of Hop Drills incorporates resistance band training to help develop more explosion in the hips
“King of the Ring” is our leverage competition drill. It allows players to apply a number of Tip of the Spear concepts and techniques in a competitive pass or fail environment. The key to winning is being able to execute the techniques and skill learned throughout the C.U.F.F. progression.
The “Sling” is an effective counter to a Bull Rush. Players learn how to quickly torque the opponents by using their momentum against themselves
The “Refit Drill” develops and reinforces muscle memory to regain control of an opponent when the player’s hand are not in an ideal location. This drill should be done as much as possible in order to create a habitual pattern
The “Partner Hop” Drill reinforces the mechanics of the “Brace Hop” by being forced to only use the lower body to stop the oncoming pressure
The “Over the Line” drill is the first drill in the “Brace Hop” progression. This drill teaches players how short the hop backwards should be by giving them a visible point of reference
The “Hop” introduces the most effective means of defeating the Bull Rush
The “Refit Drill” develops and reinforces muscle memory to regain control of an opponent when the player’s hand are not in an ideal location. This drill should be done as much as possible in order to create a habitual pattern.
The “Brace+Hop” is a pressure response to a player being pushed backwards. By taking a small hop backwards and landing on the insteps, the player is able to redirect opposing force vertically by uncoiling the hips. This is another great leverage recovery drill that should be drilled often.
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