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One thing I’ve learned coaching OL: Most Inside Zone problems are really combo problems. Oklahoma working C+G Pods here. Great way to drill: • displacement • LB flow • overtakes • timing on climbs We’ve started building entire pod progressions in the Vault around this.

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