For more information contact Roger at 832-837-8688 or email r.viser@yahoo.com. Coach Roger Viser was born in Houston, Texas in 1960. He started his football career at the middle school level as a defensive back in 1971 for the Mighty Badgers of Charles Richard Drew, also located in Houston, where he also participated in the marching band as a drummer. After middle school, he started as a middle linebacker for the Panthers of George Washington Carver High School his freshman year. He later was chosen to start on his journey as high school quarterback. He learned to master offenses such as the wishbone and the veer option. The veer option was an offense that gave flavor to offenses and is still very much alive today (and I am quite sure that option masters like Pat White of the West Virginia Mountaineers would agree).
Being a quarterback was not easy in the 60s and 70s because football was brutal then, and there were not any rules in place to protect quarterbacks like there are today. Defensive backs had a field day with quarterbacks with wicked techniques like the head chopping clothesline that was patented by Jack Tatum, a Superbowl corner with the Oakland Raiders who was dubbed the Assassin. So it was imperative that a quarterback knew how to take a snap (your life could depend on it). After six years in the famed Hundred and One Airborne Infantry (air assault), he hung up his army helmet and picked up a football helmet.
Coach Viser started coaching youth football just for fun and has evolved into an awesome component as Professional Indoor Football Coach with the Katy Ruff Riders in Arena II where he now proudly stands. So after decades of seeing the ball snap, he has a very good idea on how it should be done. So, with years of coaching and research under his belt, Coach Viser has invented a training device designed to polish and refine the skills of quarterbacks and kickers alike.
This aid helps quarterbacks in their progression. It is a must have when you are learning the quarterback, center exchange. Three, five, seven, step drops will become poetry in motion when a quarterback uses this new and innovative machine. Its mobility makes it easy to go from hash mark to hash mark with ease, while its portability makes it easy to take on the road. The ProSnap is able to handle any scripted practices including the NFL. It also handles plays such as dives, counters, draws, options, reverses, and passes. After careful and common sense planning, this concept will prepare you for and make you successful in battle. The quarterback will be groomed to the field general that we all look for in dominant teams. This is great for seven on seven competitions and quarterback receiver drills. This carefully designed aluminum frame is built for durability and is water/rust proof. It also has an onboard kicking tee for either right or left-footed kickers. A net is also included for warm-ups for kickers. The collapsible frame makes it easy to assemble and disassemble.
In conclusion, the ProSnap is a must-have training device for any team. For more information on this device as well as other products, please contact us at prosnapsystems@yahoo.com.
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8-11-11 Football Practice Reportby ClemsonAthletics12,406 views
@Pieking05 for reall!
FMAstar721 6 months ago
asshole, trying to get rid of us centers. thats not even the position the QB gets the snap. And why does a kicker need to worry about the snap, the QB needs to worry about getting the snap and placing the ball
Pieking05 8 months ago 2
Amazing product....aid & assist, taking work "out of" work. Kat
purple1633 9 months ago
training "Aid"?
TheTyler1012 1 year ago
@hybridspartan44 to perfect their craft.
DHSfootbalLAXwrestle 1 year ago
wtf "gives your players the tools they need to perfect ther crap". wow
hybridspartan44 2 years ago
testicles
american277 2 years ago
Badass!!!!!
andicandi2634 2 years ago