(S36) PT 3 - Stars of The Future

[PBS]

They tasked me, Dennis Rodman, to teach a bunch of kids but seeing as the kids couldn't get into clubs, I was at a loss for what to do with them. After some soul searching in the club, while the kids waited outside, I realized that I should teach them things about football. The most important thing I wanted to teach them was work life balance and how to maintain fun while still competing at a high level. Also, when it came to actually improving on the field, we spent a long-time drilling hip orientation and mobility. Teaching the kids to stay loose and be able to use their hips in a way that will get the most leverage. Hips being super important to almost any position from WR, CB, LB, OL, etc. 

Late after the event though we had a bonfire to celebrate the hard work the kids had done and to discuss some game theory of smores. Also discussing healthy meal options and exercises most important to the sport. At this bonfire I was reminded of all the good times me and Kim had back in Pyongyang. I can remember the many bonfires he would have his slav..... I mean servants set up for us. Sitting by the fire with Kim he always looked so majestic lit by the fire. In those moments nothing else mattered in this world. But the rest is a story for another time. Hopefully the kids took away useful information from this day together.

[RockbotRockbo]

If I was training the next generation of WR’s on becoming future superstars, there would be two types of drills that I would focus on: footwork and ball skills. Both are equally important to ensuring that everyone has fun and has the best opportunity to learn the position and have fun at the same time.
 
For footwork skills, I would demonstrate proper route running and explain why having good positioning is sometimes better than having good ball skills. I would also demonstrate good positioning and other footwork and conditioning drills.

For ball drills, I would get everyone used to holding footballs and have some fun ball catching drills I would demonstrate how to perform on scramble drills and have drills where they catch footballs onto foam pits for fun. This would help keep everyone engaged and would also help the next generation of pass catchers learn the fundamentals of ball skills. Finally, I would run a WR skills competition.

[Rusfan]

Nobody would accuse Mandrews McHollywood of being a star quarterback, but when you’ve got kids running routes from the age of 6 to 15 you need someone with a decent arm to also work on catching so that was McHollywoods job for the day, on top of showing the kids what routes to run.

About 25 kids showed up to learn how to play wide receiver from the future #1 New York Silverbacks wideout and with little to no experience in teaching Mandrews was able to throw together a nice little camp with a football and about 4 little Orange cones.

Mandrews himself specializes in the route styles that get him down the field fast, such as the streak, the slant, and the corner. Focus was especially given to little idiosyncrasies that get a player open like little hip fakes and fake head turns to fool opposing cornerbacks, as well as solid catch mechanics to attack the football instead of letting it come to you.

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[nunccoepi]

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[3lewsers]

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[Matty86]

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[Accka]

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[Twenty6]

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[Vaxlare]

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[slothfacekilla]

Michaelangelo McTurtle knows that playing the running back position takes one thing in particular: speed.  So when he puts on his camp for the youth he would make sure that he impresses how important speed is on the campers.  A lot of the drills that Mikey would run would center around trying to get the campers to run faster, whether it is bag runs or drills to increase their leg strength.  He would probably also supplement these drills with some agility drills because he does realize that it is important to be able to juke the defenders out so you can use your speed to run into the end zone.  Mikey would probably take a lot of time encouraging the campers to envision that there is pizza in the endzone so that they will try even harder to get in there and score a touchdown.  He knows that sort of mental help gets him through in his ISFL season where he's been seen in the endzone a few times in his rookie season.  He would also provide actual pizza for the campers mostly because he wants to eat the pizza himself.  All in all I imagine the kids would have a blast at his football camp.

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