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Chris Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G-scheme trap pull. Rock step low. Eyes on the target. Open at 45°. Second step into the line of scrimmage. Pull right, strike right. Same foot. Same forearm. Hat under the chin. Strike inside-out. Hips roll. Feet run. The second-step strike unlocks power. Technique...

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