eteamz is part of Active Network

eteamz - Your online team sports community

  Football
      Home
 
  Web Sites
      build a site
      site finder
      spotlight sites
 
  Instruction
      tips and drills
      philosophies
      coaching basics
      sports psych
 
  Rules
      rookie page
 
  Community
      message boards
      announcements
 
  Resources
      sports recruiting
      ratings & rankings
      NFL Punt Pass & Kick
      organizations
      clubs & associations
      camps & clinics
      tournaments
 
   
 
Football  
Category: Strength & Conditioning
Type: Drill

MICHIGAN STATE




Set up two coaches, 40 yards apart, and line up your players along the line of one of the coaches. All the players should begin this conditioning drill by getting on their knees, with their feet underneath them, in preparation for squat jumps. The drill involves doing a number of different motions, following by a sprint to the other coach. Feel free to vary the number of sprints and the number and type of exercises.

Execution
1. On the coach’s signal, the players are to rock back onto their heels and do 10 squat jumps.
2. Immediately following their squat jumps, the players sprint to the other coach where they will do 10 sit-ups upon crossing the line he represents.   
3. After their ten sit-ups, the players then sprint back to the other coach for 10 up-downs or burpees.
4. Sprint followed by 10 push-ups.
5. Sprint followed by 10 mountain climbers.
6. Sprint followed by 10 heel touches.
7. Sprint followed by 10 jumping jacks
8. Sprint followed by 10 push-ups
9. Sprint one forty-yard dash to finish the drill.

On this conditioning drill, the players can either count for themselves or you can have them all do it as a team. I use this type of conditioning to get the players in shape for the season and for disciplinary reasons. Remember to start at a reasonable level and continue to add reps as the players get into shape.


Submitted by: eteamz user Alan Young


< Back