Youth Football Wide Receiver Coaching Video

Learn step-by-step instructions for developing competitive Wide Receiver skills and techniques needed at the youth football level. This video will teach you:


•A variety of catching drills which will improve your ability to catch all types of passes.
•Learn to get into the proper wide receiver stance to use your speed to get off the ball. f
•Detailed instruction on the skill of cutting in all directions while running a route.
•Learn specific pass patterns taught at all levels of football.

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Instructional Youth Football Videos on DVD
Watch Coach Mark Watson as he teaches football skills and techniques using high school varsity players as examples to younger players. In a series of quality football videos Coach Watson prepares and runs through the drills for younger players to be competitive playing youth football. The video series includes Quarterback, Running Back, Wide Receiver, Offensive line, Defensive line, Defensive Back, Tight End, Linebacker and Kicking. Preview before you buy by clicking on the samples below and see for yourself why we believe we are setting new standards for instructional youth football videos.

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[cbrianf31]

I liked the videos just wished they were longer. Basics well taught

[markrangel32]

I'm not here to criticize the guy. No coach likes to be criticized. Fact is, I think he did a decent job. He ran some nice drills, spoke about some key fundamental points to the kids, and was positive. He never said he was making NFL pro's or he would make your kid a star. He coached the basics and that is good.

[iGUYZ808]

not like you guys can do any better

[gummybear1996]

they ran bad routes

[Tylurz]

Yo,, that kid is lank-ass. Bad footwork.