This is a great drill to practice in developing your QB skills.
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Showing posts with label Rene the Harlemite. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Is Denard Robinson the Front Runner For The Heisman?
What are you thoughts on this? It's hard to say no.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Unsportsmanlike Conduct By A QB
This is a prime reason why not to do excessive celebrations when you score a touchdown
This does not make you a Complete QB!
This does not make you a Complete QB!
Complete QB Baltimore MD-Day Two
Baltimore MD-Day Two
It was another beautiful day for a Complete QB camp. The coaches did a quick overview of some drill from yesterday.
The first session consisted of doing roll out drills,coverage overview, clock management drills in which the younger kids really enjoyed.
It ended with in the classroom with going over film recording each campers drop step and throwing mechanics.
The second session started back inside doing chalk talk. We went back back to the field to do rollout drills, Quick release overview, and 7on 7 games. The 5th through 8th Graders played 3 on 3. Coach John-Sandy's team defeated Coach Akande's team in a good match.
The day ended in giving out T-shirts and the coaches announcing the Hustle Award winners who were Jackson(High Schoolers) and Barrett (5th through 8th Grade).
It was a great camp and a special thanks goes to Coach Davis, Delano and, Luke.
We look forward to going back next year.
It was another beautiful day for a Complete QB camp. The coaches did a quick overview of some drill from yesterday.
The first session consisted of doing roll out drills,coverage overview, clock management drills in which the younger kids really enjoyed.
It ended with in the classroom with going over film recording each campers drop step and throwing mechanics.
The second session started back inside doing chalk talk. We went back back to the field to do rollout drills, Quick release overview, and 7on 7 games. The 5th through 8th Graders played 3 on 3. Coach John-Sandy's team defeated Coach Akande's team in a good match.
The day ended in giving out T-shirts and the coaches announcing the Hustle Award winners who were Jackson(High Schoolers) and Barrett (5th through 8th Grade).
It was a great camp and a special thanks goes to Coach Davis, Delano and, Luke.
We look forward to going back next year.
Complete QB Baltimore, MD- July 14th, 2009
Baltimore, MD- July 14th, 2009
After arriving to the hotel in Baltimore at close to midnight and getting a few hours of shut-eye, the Complete QB staff arrived at Kelly Field at Calvert Hall High School at a quarter to eight. We were greeting by coach Davis helped us get everything set up to start the camp.
This was the first time since 2006 that we did the Baltimore camp. We had a small group but they were from various regions. We had kids representing the states of Maryland, New Jersey, Upstate New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania.
Even with the hot sun basking on the turf field making it feel much hotter than it actual temperature, the kids had a really productive day and were great to work with. Coach Enrique Pizzaro worked with the high schoolers and Coach Segun Akande worked with the 5th through 8th graders.
The day went extemely fast. The kids learned a lot and had fun to boot. Usually it takes a hot second for the coaches to learn everyone's name,s but having three guys named Brandon in Coach Pizzaro's group made it a bit easier.
The live route session went really well. Everyone walked off the field at 2:30 with a great feeling of accomplishment for the day.
In the evening the coaches went to a restaurant called Glory Days where we ate dinner and watched the end of the MLB All-Star Game.
After arriving to the hotel in Baltimore at close to midnight and getting a few hours of shut-eye, the Complete QB staff arrived at Kelly Field at Calvert Hall High School at a quarter to eight. We were greeting by coach Davis helped us get everything set up to start the camp.
This was the first time since 2006 that we did the Baltimore camp. We had a small group but they were from various regions. We had kids representing the states of Maryland, New Jersey, Upstate New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania.
Even with the hot sun basking on the turf field making it feel much hotter than it actual temperature, the kids had a really productive day and were great to work with. Coach Enrique Pizzaro worked with the high schoolers and Coach Segun Akande worked with the 5th through 8th graders.
The day went extemely fast. The kids learned a lot and had fun to boot. Usually it takes a hot second for the coaches to learn everyone's name,s but having three guys named Brandon in Coach Pizzaro's group made it a bit easier.
The live route session went really well. Everyone walked off the field at 2:30 with a great feeling of accomplishment for the day.
In the evening the coaches went to a restaurant called Glory Days where we ate dinner and watched the end of the MLB All-Star Game.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Complete QB Road Diary - Day 7 - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
On the Road to Lombard:
Coach Johnston and Coach Pizzaro got up early and went to the hotel fitness center to workout before we left St. Louis. I joined them for breakfast and we left St. Louis around 2 pm.
On a Complete QB journey there are five things I can guarantee:
1) A lot of jokes
2) Conversations about the previous Camp.
3) Ideas about how to improve Camp in general.
4) A stop at someone's favorite fast food restaurant.
5) A story about a past Complete QB journey.
We got to Lombard, IL at about 8pm. We settled in, got something to eat and relaxed at the hotel. I was finally able to catch up with HUNDREDS of e-mails.
Coach Johnston and Coach Pizzaro got up early and went to the hotel fitness center to workout before we left St. Louis. I joined them for breakfast and we left St. Louis around 2 pm.
On a Complete QB journey there are five things I can guarantee:
1) A lot of jokes
2) Conversations about the previous Camp.
3) Ideas about how to improve Camp in general.
4) A stop at someone's favorite fast food restaurant.
5) A story about a past Complete QB journey.
We got to Lombard, IL at about 8pm. We settled in, got something to eat and relaxed at the hotel. I was finally able to catch up with HUNDREDS of e-mails.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Complete QB Road Diary - Day 2 - Friday, June 12, 2009
Lexington, KY - Day One:
The Quarterbacks arrived bright and early, eager to have a good session. They traveled from 4 states and all over Kentucky to join us for the first of our 4 mid-west camps. We also welcomed back a number of returning Quarterbacks with plans to improve in the off-season.
Coach Johnston oversaw the entire camp, leading large group sessions and assisting with Quarterbacks while they ran drills. Each of the other staff coaches were assigned to grade level groups to ensure that all Quarterbacks get the required attention only possible in a small group.
Coach O'Flaherty worked with 7th and 8th graders and Coach Pizzaro with 11th and 12th graders. For this camp Coach Nigel Smith worked with 9th and 10th graders, while Coach Tyler Hancock worked with 5th and 6th grade Quarterbacks. I roamed around assisting where needed, camera in hand and taking notes.
It was a great first day session.
The Quarterbacks arrived bright and early, eager to have a good session. They traveled from 4 states and all over Kentucky to join us for the first of our 4 mid-west camps. We also welcomed back a number of returning Quarterbacks with plans to improve in the off-season.
Coach Johnston oversaw the entire camp, leading large group sessions and assisting with Quarterbacks while they ran drills. Each of the other staff coaches were assigned to grade level groups to ensure that all Quarterbacks get the required attention only possible in a small group.
Coach O'Flaherty worked with 7th and 8th graders and Coach Pizzaro with 11th and 12th graders. For this camp Coach Nigel Smith worked with 9th and 10th graders, while Coach Tyler Hancock worked with 5th and 6th grade Quarterbacks. I roamed around assisting where needed, camera in hand and taking notes.
It was a great first day session.
Complete QB Road Dairy - Day 1- Thursday, June 11, 2009
The Journey Begins:
The Complete QB 2009 Camp tour started at 1:30 am when I met up with Coach Johnston in Brooklyn, NY. I hopped in his car and we drove to Jersey City, NJ to meet Coach Ryan O'Flaherty and Coach Enrique "Buff" Pizarro in front of Hudson Catholic High School.
From there we proceeded to Newark Airport to catch a 5:05 am flight to Lexington, KY. Upon arriving at the airport we found out our flight got canceled. As Louisville is 70 miles away from Lexington, we rerouted and flew into Louisville and rented a car and drive for the hour and a half hour drive. We all agreed it was better than hanging out in the airport all day.
We arrived in Lexington at 11 am and went straight to Lexington Catholic High School which is the site of the Lexington, KY Complete QB Camp. We met up with Coach Mike Engler, Coach Nigel Smith, and others. We ended the night with a good meal and the Kentucky State High School Baseball playoffs which unfortunately got delayed due to thunderstorms.
The Complete QB 2009 Camp tour started at 1:30 am when I met up with Coach Johnston in Brooklyn, NY. I hopped in his car and we drove to Jersey City, NJ to meet Coach Ryan O'Flaherty and Coach Enrique "Buff" Pizarro in front of Hudson Catholic High School.
From there we proceeded to Newark Airport to catch a 5:05 am flight to Lexington, KY. Upon arriving at the airport we found out our flight got canceled. As Louisville is 70 miles away from Lexington, we rerouted and flew into Louisville and rented a car and drive for the hour and a half hour drive. We all agreed it was better than hanging out in the airport all day.
We arrived in Lexington at 11 am and went straight to Lexington Catholic High School which is the site of the Lexington, KY Complete QB Camp. We met up with Coach Mike Engler, Coach Nigel Smith, and others. We ended the night with a good meal and the Kentucky State High School Baseball playoffs which unfortunately got delayed due to thunderstorms.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Shaun Alexander: Quick Feet Drill
Even though Shaun Alexander is a RB in football you need to have quick feet so take heed to this drill.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Peyton and Cooper Manning in High School
High Schoolers, make sure to keep your priorities striaght and you can be a Superbowl Champion.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
JaMarcus Russell High School Highlights
Here's clips to another young, promising QB in the NFL JaMarcus Russell
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Ball State QB Nate Davis at Skills Competition
An example of a QB from a mid major College getting a chance to play in the NFL.
It's just shows you don't have to go to one of the top schools to get a chance to get to the Pros.
It's just shows you don't have to go to one of the top schools to get a chance to get to the Pros.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Ben Roethlisberger Practices with the Phoenix Suns
Many QB's have skills in other sports. Here's Ben Roethlisberger at a Phoenix Suns Basketball Practice.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Peyton Manning Pre-Game Throwing Exercises
Here's a quick drll from Peyton Manning
He is disciplined QB. Your blue collar QB.
He is disciplined QB. Your blue collar QB.
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