I would be glad to help your son reach his full potential as an offensive lineman.

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As a 23-year head high school football coach, and 30-years overall, I made a drill set for each position group that my coaches taught to our high school players over the years.

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                               We did the drill work in the off-season and in-season and it                                      allowed the players to become better football players not just                                  bigger, faster, stronger.

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The offensive line curriculum  I do involves a separate

drill set for run blocking and a separate drill set for

pass protection techniques.  The run blocking drill set

teaches stance and start, footwork for blocking different

defensive linemen alignments, hand placement and punch,

head placement​ on blocks, and how to finish off a run block

with running the feet through contact.  A player will learn a

core drill set that allows each player to practice these

techniques on his own.

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                                    The pass protection drill set incorporates a proper pass

                                    protection stance, hand position on rusher, footwork and

                                    pass sets for different types of pass rusher alignments and

                                    rush techniques, and how to counter a defensive rushers

                                    various rush techniques.  A player will learn a core drill set

                                    that allows each player to practice these techniques on his

                                    own.

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When I work with an athlete I teach them a drill training routine and a skill performance routine that they will follow to develop the command of the skill they need to be a successful game performer.  Through individual instruction I      can give a him a specific training routine that will hone his linebacker skills and techniques.

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 I give the athlete a daily training routine for as long as

I am working with them.  This way there is no guessing

by them as to what to do to improve.  I also detail the

techniques they need to work on in the immediate

future to improve.  I keep this progression going until

I get them to where they need to be to perform on

command.  I videotape each session and post it to a 

HUDL video account I create for them as part of my

HUDL account.  This allows them to review each session and learn the techniques and watch themselves improve.

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                                     The cost for the first training session is $150 and lasts 

                                     1 1/2 hours.  Each individual training session after that

                                     is $100 per session and lasts 1 1/2 hours.  This fee includes

                                     the on-the-field session, the daily training 

                                     program, videotaping the workout, training a parent to be

                                     my assistant coach, and the HUDL video account.  This also

                                     includes 24-hour consultation time so if he is training on his

                                    own his own and has a question he can call, text or

                                    email me.

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                                    I work with some athletes weekly and others every other     

                                    week, and some monthly.   I can do whatever fits your

                                    needs.

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As an experienced coach there are 3 things I do for each athlete I train:

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1)  I give them CONFIDENCE.

2)  I give them a VISION of their potential.

3)  I am patient with their PROGRESS.

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If you would like to setup a training session email Coach Renner at brenner404@aol.com or call him at 703-582-6652.

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