How QBs Can THROW HARDER

[declanmulraney]

Thats actually really well explained....

[Kim-k]

I don’t play football, but I really appreciate this break down. With the analogy, example, and visuals, great communicator.

[thechrise]

I learn so much from these videos. Thank you!

[allone]

He is teaching them the basics of destroying our hands 💀

[danihelarun]

I like to think he’s alone on the field.

[demolitiond]

This guy breaks it down with some awesome example of instructions

[graysonbradley]

I recognized your voice from TikTok! “Does that make sense?” Keep these videos rolling man! 💪💪

[hitmanx]

My son is 8 and plays qb and wr for his team and your videos are very helpful when we watch them together. Great videos keep them coming

[Anything-ti]

Camera work leaves something to be desired.

[isiahgatson]

I been throwing like that without knowing it was a good technique

[jdhh]

So that’s how I hit a 7 iron from the late 90’s (titleist dci) 215yds a mile high to 5 feet pin . Thank You 🙏 Sir for the explanation

[jerryfasnacht]

Just ask brett favre, they didn't call him the gunslinger for nothing

[SamBi]

Hey coach I have a question about a wide receiver stance. Does the foot that always is closer to the QB go in front? Or does it depend on what route you’re running? For an example if you’re running and outside route such as a comeback does your outside foot (foot closer to the sideline) go in front? Or is it always that foot that is closer to the QB?

[JJUBBAAA]

Can I drag my back foot? instead of kicking back foot, when I rotate my hip better, I drag my back foot and I wonder if I should change more or go like this

[jamesruport]

Lol and follows up with Carioca… that is not gonna help

[TheeCashMoney]

Why’d he say dissociation? Coulda just said separation

[DedricT]

And people wonder why tua couldn’t throw the ball as hard. He had to recover from that hip.