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What are some skills quarterbacks need?
A good quarterback needs a strong throwing arm, quick feet, strong cognitive skills, and leadership qualities —surely everyone could agree on that.
What is the best workout to improve your throws?
Monday: Legs/Lower Back
- Squats: 4-5 sets of 3-5 reps.
- Deadlifts: 4-5 sets of 3-5 reps.
- Leg extensions: 3 sets of 6-10 reps.
- Lunges: 2 sets of 6-10 reps.
- Calf raises: 4 sets of 6-10 reps.
- Back extensions: 3 sets of 6-10 reps.
What makes good QB?
The quarterback should have outstanding athletic ability, be superbly coordinated, mentally alert and physically strong. These physical qualities can be enhanced with practice and drills. There are other qualities that are inherent and although they can be fine-tuned, your quarterback will either have them or not.
Are QB drills the best way for a young QB to improve?
Regardless of the player’s age, ability or long terms plans for the sport, the right QB drills can result in vast improvements on the field. While the personal QB coaching that takes place in our camps is the best way for a young quarterback to improve, you can start on your own by using some of Steve Clarkson’s best QB Drills.
How do you set up a quarterback-receiver drill?
To set up the drill, the quarterback will line up in the middle of the field. You’ll then have a receiver line up about 10 yards downfield, in between the sideline and the outside hash mark. The hash mark will serve as the “launch point” for the quarterback.
How can quarterbacks train to read defenses better?
To help with reading defenders rather than receivers, quarterbacks can add the windows drill to their training routine. Learn how to set up this offensive football drill and train for better completion percentages.
How do I get better at playing quarterback?
Start with the most basic quarterback drills and then progress to the next “step” once the player has mastered those drills. This will help the quarterback stack skills on top of each other once he masters the basics.