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Coach Klenakis – OL, Vanderbilt G lead scheme. Technique within the scheme -that’s what wins. Down block - first step, second step in the ground. Hit the hip - create movement. Trap pull. Base drive. In-space work. Whole–part–whole. Drill it - then apply it.

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