Things You'll Need:
- Coach
- Football
- Players
- Football Drill Equipment
- Football Field
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Step 1
Choose specific drills to run on specific days. For example, one day you might want to focus just on running plays, while the next day you just work on defensive blitzes. This maximizes the time you get to spend on one area of play instead of spreading your focus and limiting the impact.
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Step 2
Set up the equipment you need to train. If you are training your blockers, then you are going to need the faux-defensive line, a metal structure that has padded dummies placed at even intervals. This is both a strength training as well as coordination-building exercise.
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Step 3
Have your kickers constantly trying to get the football through the goal posts, or run drills in which they target specific points on the field for kickoffs or punts.
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Step 4
Set up running drills in which players must move as quickly as possible through a row of tires, ropes or other obstacles.
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Step 5
Train your receivers and running backs to jink and maneuver as much as possible. Place obstacles along a straight line and have then run to and then roll off of the "defenders."
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Step 6
Play scrimmage games in which the offensive line and the defensive line try out specific drills on one another to test the effectiveness of the plays you plan on using in the next game.
