TSU/UTA T&F All-American 2009, 3X National Qualifier. Defensive Coordinator, Head S & C, Head Track, and Head Powerlifting. NASM: CNC, WLS. NHSSCA CERT
Somewhere, a skinny 13 year old baseball player is still afraid to lift weights. Meanwhile, this guy lives in the weight room & is throwing 102 mph at 38 years old
At the HS level the most important logistical consideration is consistency. Similar framework/structure daily to help with flow. This speeds up the session
No specific programs for one sport - teams all follow the same general plan because they all need the same general things
🚨 High School DEFENSIVE TACKLE’s
Defensive tackle film should show far more than just sacks and tackles. College coaches want to evaluate how consistently you impact the line of scrimmage every snap. Your tape should display explosive get off, violent hands, leverage, block destruction, gap discipline, pursuit effort, and the ability to collapse the pocket
✅ Explosive first step and penetration
✅ Holding ground vs double teams
✅ Block shedding and finishing ability
✅ Pocket collapse and QB disruption
✅ Pass rush arsenal: bull rush, rip, swim, club, spin, push pull
✅ Pursuit effort and backside hustle
✅ Physicality, toughness, and motor
✅ Multiple alignments: 0 tech, 1 tech, 2i, 3 tech, 4i, 5 tech
College coaches want to see defensive linemen who can consistently affect the football game, not just make occasional splash plays
Show clips of tackles for loss, pressures, forced fumbles, pursuit plays, and snaps where you reset the line of scrimmage
Include reps that show proper hand placement, leverage, pad level, balance through contact, and the ability to finish plays
🎥 FILM TIPS:
🔥 Front load your best plays first 🔥 Keep clips game speed and concise 🔥 Show versatility in different fronts and techniques 🔥 Highlight impact plays that create negative yards and turnovers 🔥 Effort matters. Finish every rep to the whistle.
🚨 High School DEFENSIVE TACKLE’s
Defensive tackle film should show far more than just sacks and tackles. College coaches want to evaluate how consistently you impact the line of scrimmage every snap. Your tape should display explosive get off, violent hands, leverage, block destruction, gap discipline, pursuit effort, and the ability to collapse the pocket
✅ Explosive first step and penetration
✅ Holding ground vs double teams
✅ Block shedding and finishing ability
✅ Pocket collapse and QB disruption
✅ Pass rush arsenal: bull rush, rip, swim, club, spin, push pull
✅ Pursuit effort and backside hustle
✅ Physicality, toughness, and motor
✅ Multiple alignments: 0 tech, 1 tech, 2i, 3 tech, 4i, 5 tech
College coaches want to see defensive linemen who can consistently affect the football game, not just make occasional splash plays
Show clips of tackles for loss, pressures, forced fumbles, pursuit plays, and snaps where you reset the line of scrimmage
Include reps that show proper hand placement, leverage, pad level, balance through contact, and the ability to finish plays
🎥 FILM TIPS:
🔥 Front load your best plays first 🔥 Keep clips game speed and concise 🔥 Show versatility in different fronts and techniques 🔥 Highlight impact plays that create negative yards and turnovers 🔥 Effort matters. Finish every rep to the whistle.
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