football techniques

Blocking Techniques in Football

Blocking techniques from a former NFL player coached by Bill Parcells? Yes, please.

How to Play Better Football

There is always room for improvement in a player's performance on the football field, whether it is knowing an assignment, reacting to a play or being up to the task physically when the time comes. There are specific things that football players can do to play better football, such as studying game films, working out with dedication and learning the playbook.

How to Tackle in Football

Gary Reasons is a man I'd listen to when it comes to tackling. I have no doubt that a Bill Parcells coached LB knows what a tackle is, so listen up.

How to Take a Hit in Football

Since Gary Reasons dished out hits in the NFL all the time, it's fair to assume he can give good advice on taking them too.

Tips on Playing Cornerback

A former All Madden LB certainly knows a thing or two about playing cornerback. Who else wants a little of his knowledge?

How to Play Safety in Football

The safety position on a football team requires a player that has a combination of athleticism and aggressiveness. The safety plays both the pass and the run and needs to be able to cover swift receivers and punish hard-charging running backs.

How to Play Two Hand Touch Football

Two-hand touch football is a version of American football that can be played by as few as three players. The rules of two-hand touch football differ greatly from tackle football, with the most obvious being the method of "tackling" an opponent.

How to Jump Higher for Football & Basketball

Football and basketball are two high intensity sports. Judging by the fact that basketball is all about jumping to shoot, block and rebound, one would be fooled in thinking that football doesn't require much jumping ability.

How to Be a Great Quarterback

Sure, Gary Reasons never played QB, but the guy was coached by Bill Parcells and made the All Madden team with the Giants. I'm paying attention.

How to Tape Football Cleats

Adding tape to football cleats is done for two reasons. The first and most important reason is to provide support to the player's ankle. In organized football, players (or their trainers) regularly tape their feet and ankles for support.