I'm 15 6'0 133 lbs
Pros:
im pretty fast
im unphased by trash talk
i can take being trucked on defense, but im not sure about a hit stick on offense
i jump HIGH
okay catching but i would really rather swat
Cons:
skinny
my strength honestly isnt the best, i wrestle so tacking wont be hard for me but blocking and getting trucked is definitely an issue
unexperienced (will be my first year playing)
suck at weight lifting (but ill try)
Im moving on to my junior year and i wanted to try out for the varsity football team. i wanted to play FS/RB or only FS if RB isnt for me. I dont like corner too much as i like playing the deep but ill play it if its a better fit for me. WR isn't my thing either, and i would love to try a special team. Can i get some advice on workouts and/or what position to play?! Thanks!
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05-28-2020, 09:11 PM #1Registered User
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What football position should I play ?
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06-04-2020, 12:08 PM #2Cybergenics...it's bomb!
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You're going to play wherever the coach puts you. Talk with the coaches, start working on your skills, strength, speed and agility. The coaches should give you a program.
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06-04-2020, 01:56 PM #3Registered User
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echo the above. You will play the position and level (jv or varsity) that your coach decides. You will want to participate in all off-season activities; lifting, seven on seven, GPP work. Your coaches and/or school S&C coach can give you what you should be working on.
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06-09-2020, 09:16 AM #4Banned
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I think you need to eat more as the #1 priority. Lift something, do something but you need to get up to 145-150lbs at 6 foot.
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07-02-2020, 11:35 PM #5Registered User
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This test will give you an idea of what your pos. might be and you job in playing this position. Also, we will throw in a couple of tips to help with succeeding.
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07-02-2020, 11:44 PM #6
With your weight I think the best position for you is the water boy srs
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07-03-2020, 12:21 AM #7Registered User
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There's some great linebacker training videos on this site
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07-24-2020, 11:34 PM #8Registered User
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You’ll play wherever you end up playing. Whatever helps the team will take precedence over anything you want. My son thought he was an LB but ended up moving to noseguard as a freshman. He was lucky enough to get some meaningful reps as a sophomore on a state championship team. My point is that you need to eat, work hard, and let your coach decide what helps the team. As for drills to do on your own - anything to improve your speed/quickness/agility. Your running form in particular. These are applicable to any spot on the field and any other sport you might play. Speed Kills.
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