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Summary: In football, an offensive lineman must be in tune with their quarterback, wide receivers and running back as they do their blocking. Learn more about being an offensive lineman with help from a personal trainer in this free video on how to play offensive lineman in football.
P. J. Kabodee is a personal trainer at Bally's Total Fitness. In high school, he was MVP for the season for basketball, football and baseball.read more
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"Okay this is the next rule for the position of offensive lineman. Now it is important that the offensive lineman be in tune to his quarterback and his wide receivers and his running back cause you are also blocking and you may you may just get the ball. Because the wide receiver maybe covered, the running back my be covered, everybody that in a offensive set is subject to the get the ball. So it is important that you look back at some given time to know the situation of your running back or your quarterback. So it is important that you would be in tune as much as getting the ball cause you may get the ball thrown to hey run as hard and keep a tight grip on the football as much as possible. You may just get a touchdown."
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