purpose: the drill - play flag football

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B C A 7 yards 15 yards Rotation goes from B->A->C->B The emphasis of this drill is on the flag puller (player C). Player C should start off in an athletic position and attempt to square-up the ball carrier. As player C approaches the ball carrier, player C should shorten their steps and be in position to attempt to pull both of player B’s flags. Make sure player C avoids becoming flat-footed when attempting to pull the flags so that they can effec- tively pursue the ball carrier in case they miss on the first attempt. You can also use this drill to reinforce proper receiving technique with player B. Make sure player B’s hands are positioned correctly (diamond for balls above waist, pinkies together for balls above waist). Encourage player B to move up the field as quickly as possible, make one move, and continue. Make sure player A uses the proper technique to throw the football. Coaching Points: Players should be split into three lines (A, B and C). Player A throws the football to player B, who attempts to run from one end of the rectangular grid to the other without having his/her flag pulled. As soon as the ball is caught, player C moves to intercept player B and attempts to pull player B’s flags. The Drill: Six cones, two footballs, flags for each player Equipment: To teach and reinforce the fundamentals of flag pulling Purpose: 1-on-1 Basic Flag Pulling

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Page 1: Purpose: The Drill - Play Flag Football

B C

A7

yard

s

15 yards

Rotation goes from B->A->C->B

The emphasis of this drill is on the �ag puller (player C). Player C should start o� in an athletic position and attempt to square-up the ball carrier. As player C approaches the ball carrier, player C should shorten their steps and be in position to attempt to pull both of player B’s �ags.

Make sure player C avoids becoming �at-footed when attempting to pull the �ags so that they can e�ec-tively pursue the ball carrier in case they miss on the �rst attempt.

You can also use this drill to reinforce proper receiving technique with player B. Make sure player B’s hands are positioned correctly (diamond for balls above waist, pinkies together for balls above waist). Encourage player B to move up the �eld as quickly as possible, make one move, and continue.

Make sure player A uses the proper technique to throw the football.

Coaching Points:

Players should be split into three lines (A, B and C). Player A throws the footballto player B, who attempts to run from one end of the rectangular grid to theother without having his/her �ag pulled. As soon as the ball is caught, player Cmoves to intercept player B and attempts to pull player B’s �ags.

The Drill:

Six cones, two footballs, �ags for each playerEquipment:

To teach and reinforce the fundamentals of �ag pullingPurpose:

1-on-1 Basic Flag Pulling

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BD

C

A10

yar

ds

20 yards

Rotation goes from B->A->C->D->B

The emphasis of this drill is on the �ag pullers (players C and D). They should start o� in an athletic posi-tion and attempt to square-up the ball carrier. As they approach the ball carrier, they should shorten their steps and be in position to attempt to pull both of player B’s �ags. Players should work together to try to corral the ball carrier.

Make sure players C and D avoid becoming �at-footed when attempting to pull the �ags so that they can e�ectively pursue the ball carrier in case they miss on the �rst attempt.

Make sure player B runs with proper form and technique, and avoides �ag-guarding.

Make sure player A uses the proper technique to throw the football.

Coaching Points:

Players should be split into four lines (A, B, C and D). Player A throws the footballto player B, who attempts to run from one end of the rectangular grid to theother without having his/her �ag pulled. As soon as the ball is caught, players Cand D move to intercept player B and attempt to pull player B’s �ags.

The Drill:

Six cones, two footballs, �ags for each playerEquipment:

To teach defensive players to work together and reinforce �ag pulling techniquePurpose:

2-on-1 Flag Pulling

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B

A

7 y

ards

15 yards

Both players should start o� in an athletic position. Player B should take the appropriate angle to player A so that he has an opportunity to pull his �ags. Make sure player B continues to run with player A when attempting to pull his �ags.

Coaching Points:

Players should be split into two lines (A and B). Player A runs straight from cone 1 to cone2. Player B attempts to pursue player A and pull his �ag.

The Drill:

Three cones, football, �ags for each playerEquipment:

To teach defensive players break on a receiver and pull their �agsPurpose:

Angle Pursuit

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BCA

7 y

ards

10 yards

Rotation goes from B->A->C->B

Make sure player C starts in an athletic stance. Make sure he is far enough away so that he will not be able to make a play on the ball. Player C should move at speed towards player B and break down to e�ectively pull his �ags. Make sure that player C does not become �ag footed while attempting to pull player B’s �ags.

Reinforce proper throwing and receiving techniques with A and B, and make sure that player B does not attempt to �ag guard.

Coaching Points:

Players should be split into three lines (A, B, and C). Player B faces player A, and player A throws the ball to B. As soon as the ball is in the air, player C breaks and makes a play on the ball carrier.

The Drill:

Six cones, two footballs, �ags for each playerEquipment:

To teach defensive players break on a receiver and pull their �agsPurpose:

Catch and Go

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AB

10 y

ards

15 yards

Rotation goes from A->B->A

10 yards

1 2 3

4

5

5 yards

The rusher should start o� in an athletic position, and should run at full speed from cone 1 to cone 2. When the rusher reaches cone two, he should start to break down his strides and regain an athletic stance so that he can adjust to the quarterback’s movement and break to pull his �ags.

Coaching Points:

Two stations should be set up for this drill. In each station, one player lines up at cone 3,while the rest of the players line up at 1. Player A rushes straight ahead and attempts to pullplayer B’s �ags. When player A reaches the cone 2, player B runs straight to either cone 4 or cone 5. Player A attempts to pull player B’s �ags.

The Drill:

Ten cones, two footballs, �ags for each playerEquipment:

To teach and reinforce the fundamentals of rushing the quarterbackPurpose:

Rushing the Quarterback