The score tackling drill can assist in building linebackers who can shoot the gap and tackle running backs before they reach the next line of defense.
As the head coach of a youth football team, it is important to develop a balanced defense that excels at the fundamentals.
In doing so, you’ll initially separate the entire defense into three primary groups: defensive backs, linebackers and defensive lineman. This will allow you to teach the most important individual skills that are required for each group.
Listed below are nine defensive drills you should run your youth team through.
Cone Plant Reaction Drill
This drill is something all defensive positions can work, but it should primarily be utilized by defensive backs. This drill works on a player’s ability to change direction and backpedal.
