Points of Emphasis OFFENSIVE LINE Stance - Importance of a good stance allowing you to execute all your assignments - not a different stance for each assignment. Explosion Drills - Importance of pad level and maintaining power angles in the ankles, knees, and hips during the approach phase of the block. Leverage Drills - Emphasis on finishing what you started - block starts on contact. Steps - Landmarks - Techniques of Individual Blocks. Example: Drive block, Hook block, Down block, and Trap block (1st and 2nd level). Steps - Landmarks - Techniques of Combo Blocks. Example: Short combo, long combo, Inside Zone and Outside Zone. Progression of Individual Pass Sets on defenders aligned inside, head-up, outside, and wide. Incorporation of different pass protection schemes such as Quick (3 step), Pocket and Slide (5 step), Sprint, and Play Action. Teamwork - Working in tandem and as a unit (Bring Offensive Line teammates with you and work together).

The Junior Day Football Showcase is designed for high school football players that want to work directly with college coaches in an on-field environment. The event is for those players who are focused on becoming college football student-athletes or want to learn more about that process. The camp will feature quality instruction from college coaches, verbal evaluations provided by the coaching staff through drills & instruction, and a Seminar on the Recruiting Process and College Experience for both players and parents. Objective statistics will also be provided verbally during the event (40 yard dash, broad jump, etc). As a courtesy, those numbers will also be provided after the event through a Report Card that will be emailed to each participant. The Junior Day Football Showcase is open to all high school football players and is restricted in enrollment. The player-to-coach ratio will not exceed 8:1. These camps are in compliance with all NCAA, NAIA, and Junior College recruiting and camp rules.

The Rivals Combine Series uses laser timing systems, the same equipment trusted by the NFL Combine. Athletes will be tested in the 40-Yard Dash, Shuttle Run, 3-Cone Drill, Vertical Jump and Broad Jump. Every athlete will get two runs at each test with the best time or marks recorded.

Campers will go through a series of combine type testing such as height, weight, 40 yard dash, 20 yard pro shuttle, and broad jump. Campers will also go through position specific drills by each position coach.

Offense: Campers will receive instruction from UWA football coaches, as well as other coaches from high schools and colleges. Teaching will involve fundamental work specific to each position. Defense: Campers will be taught fundamentals of reading blocks, escaping blockers, getting off the ball, hat and hand placement, use of hands, and instruction specific to each position. Each camper will also be evaluated in detail by the UWA Football Staff.

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