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OL Drill Alert 🚨 “GOAL POST DRILL” A great technique for all offensive lineman on the Playside of Gap Schemes. “Punish the Dline where they bend” gallop down on their hips and press them passed the aiming point. inside foot always leads “foot lead.” Helped us a ton!

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