TRAPPING TRAPPING CONCEPTS CONCEPTS. TRAP VS. ODD FRONTS FSE: BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FST: WILL BUILD A WALL SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH THE FSG.

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TRAPPING TRAPPING CONCEPTS CONCEPTS

TRAP VS. ODD FRONTS FSE: BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FST: WILL BUILD A WALL SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH THE FSG AS HE LOOKS FOR THE 1 ST LB INSIDE. HE MUST NOT CHASE OUTSIDE! BSG: PULL ON A 45* PATH AND TRAP THE 1 ST UGLY SHIRT PAST THE CENTER. BST: VERSUS AN ODD FRONT – ARC HARD TO THE NEAR HIP OF THE MAN THE CENTER BLOCKS AND SEAL THE BACKSIDE A-GAP. BSE: WHEN TACKLE ARCS – BLOCK AGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FB: STEP STRAGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT. DO NOT BEND BACKSIDE RUN IN THE FUNNEL AND KEEP THE BALL LAYERED. BUILD A WALL LOOKING FOR 1 ST BACKER INSIDEPULL ON A 45* AND TRAP 1 ST UGLY SHIRT STEP STRAIGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT ARC AND SEAL VS. ODD AGGRESSIVE & RELENTLESS DOWNFIELD BLOCKS

TRAP VS. EAGLE FRONTS AGGRESSIVE & RELENTLESS DOWNFIELD BLOCKS STEP STRAIGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT PULL ON A 45* AND TRAP 1 ST UGLY SHIRT ARC AND SEAL VS. ODD CENTER & FSG MUST SINGLE DOWN BLOCK FST – 1 ST LB INSIDE FSE: BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FST: WILL BUILD A WALL SHOULDER TO SHOULDER WITH THE FSG AS HE LOOKS FOR THE 1 ST LB INSIDE. HE MUST NOT CHASE OUTSIDE! FSG:MUST SINGLE DOWN BLOCK ON THE NOSE. CEN:MUST SINGLE DOWN BLOCK ON THE MAN OVER THE PULLING GUARD. THE CENTER MUST ALWAYS BLOCK BACK ON A 3 TECHNIQUE. BSG: PULL ON A 45* PATH AND TRAP THE 1 ST UGLY SHIRT PAST THE CENTER. BST: VERSUS AN ODD FRONT – ARC HARD TO THE NEAR HIP OF THE MAN THE CENTER BLOCKS AND SEAL THE BACKSIDE A-GAP. BSE: WHEN TACKLE ARCS – BLOCK AGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FB: STEP STRAGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT. DO NOT BEND BACKSIDE RUN IN THE FUNNEL AND KEEP THE BALL LAYERED.

TRAP VS. EVEN FRONTS AGGRESSIVE & RELENTLESS DOWNFIELD BLOCKS BST: TRUCK BLOCK PULL ON A 45* AND TRAP 1 ST UGLY SHIRT STEP STRAIGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT FSG: LOOKS FOR 1 ST LB INSIDE FST : 1 ST LB INSIDE BSE: ARC AND SEAL FSE: BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FST: LOOKS FOR THE 1 ST LB INSIDE. HE MUST NOT CHASE OUTSIDE! FSG:LOOK FOR 1 ST LB INSIDE. CEN:MUST SINGLE DOWN BLOCK ON THE MAN OVER THE PULLING GUARD. THE CENTER MUST ALWAYS BLOCK BACK ON A 3 TECHNIQUE. BSG: PULL ON A 45* PATH AND TRAP THE 1 ST UGLY SHIRT PAST THE CENTER. BST: VERSUS AN EVEN FRONT: TRUCK BLOCK AROUND THE CENTER LOOKING FOR THE 1 ST LB IN HOLE. BE PREPARED FOR A RUN-THROUGH. BSE: WHEN TACKLE TRUCKS: ARC AND SEAL THE BACKSIDE A-B GAP. FB: STEP STRAGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT. DO NOT BEND BACKSIDE RUN IN THE FUNNEL AND KEEP THE BALL LAYERED.

TRAP VS. EVEN FRONTS G’s INFLUENCE AGGRESSIVE & RELENTLESS DOWNFIELD BLOCKS FST : 1 ST LB INSIDE FSG: IFLUENCE PULL STEP STRAIGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT BST: TRUCK BLOCK BSE: ARC AND SEAL PULL ON A 45* AND TRAP 1 ST UGLY SHIRT FSE: BLOCK AGGRESSIVELY IN THE FUNNEL. FST: LOOKS FOR THE 1 ST LB INSIDE. HE MUST NOT CHASE OUTSIDE! FSG:VS. 2i TECHNIQUE: INFLUENCE PULL PLAYSIDE. CEN:MUST SINGLE DOWN BLOCK ON THE MAN OVER THE PULLING GUARD. THE CENTER MUST ALWAYS BLOCK BACK ON A 3 TECHNIQUE. BSG: PULL ON A 45* PATH AND TRAP THE 1 ST UGLY SHIRT PAST THE CENTER. BST: VERSUS AN EVEN FRONT: TRUCK BLOCK AROUND THE CENTER LOOKING FOR THE 1 ST LB IN HOLE. BE PREPARED FOR A RUN-THROUGH. BSE: WHEN TACKLE TRUCKS: ARC AND SEAL THE BACKSIDE A-B GAP. FB: STEP STRAGHT AHEAD WITH PLAYSIDE FOOT. DO NOT BEND BACKSIDE RUN IN THE FUNNEL AND KEEP THE BALL LAYERED.