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Advanced Fundamentals for the Offensive Line: Drills and Techniques

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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2008

Coach Tony Johnson presents his DVD for the offensive lineman. Coach Johnson has coached at TCU, Texas A&M, Bethany College and at the High School level. He is now at South Grand Prairie High School, in South Grand Prairie, Texas.

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  • age 17

     weight 300lbs

    height 6'2''

    bench 345

    squat 490

    clean 280

  • @IPFR33LY59 Keep up the good work! Check out Evangel University!

  • Age 15

    Weight 269lb

    height 6'2

    bench 255

    squat 365

    deadlift 425

  • @bigman781484 Keep up the good work! Check out Evangel University!

  • age 17

    180lbs

    bench 305lbs

    squat 560lbs

    power cling 225lbs

    deadlift 450lbs

    40-yards 4'4

    left offensive tackle for Eleanor Roosevelt High

    real rap

  • @jbrownne993 Keep up the good work! Check out Evangel University!

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  • Young bucks, when you get to the collegiate level, a good program won't necessarily ask for max on bench. They may want to know about your squat max. And after that, the only time bench press may matter is when you have to rep 225.

    Focus on footwork, technique, and controlled explosion from your stance. NUmbers don't make you a better player, effort does.

  • do people realize stats dont make a player? How you play does.... go make a name for yourself in the football world, not on youtube.

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  • @monsteryz16 thats like 3 times what i could bench as a soph lol

  • Age-15 Sophomore

    Weight-285

    Height-6'0"

    Bench-275

    Squat-375

    Deadlift-420

    Nose Tackle.for varsity

  • 14-high school freshman

    6'2"

    wght-195lbs

    bench-215

    squat-315

    dead lift-375

    power clean-210

    varsity

    Defensive end, o-line(anywhere on line, even center)

  • how important would you say ass level is? one of my main issues is when i get tired my ass rises to about in line with my head, and i'm told to keep it low at all times. however i noticed that some of the players in this video aren't doing this. how important would you say it is?

    thanks

  • @MNU2TCU Shouldn''t an Olineman be short so that he can have a low center of gravity and can beat defenders?

  • Age: 17

    Height: 5' 1" not a typo

    Weight: 155 pounds

    Bench: 245

    Squat: 250

    Dead lift: 350

    40 meter dash: 4.9 seconds

    Varsity Left guard

  • Age:15

    Weight:240

    Height:6'3

    Bench: 255

    Squat: 365

    defensive end,

    tight

    end

    Powerclean: 230

  • @tonyreedlol UR A GOD!

  • Age:15

    Weight: 290

    Height:6'4

    Highschool freshman

    Bench: 190

    squat: 250

  • You could be 6'8" 345. with a 500 lb bench and 700 lb squat. but technique wins everytime. I was only 6'2" 270. and because of good technique and fundamentals, i didnt allow a sack in 4 yrs. and averaged 9 sacks a season. Dont lose track of what really matters.

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