Well coming from a tackle players it doesn’t hurt unless they huge or run through you, and at this younger age they mostly the same size and can tackle but can’t bury someone
The kids are on point, feel like some of them drills the distance could have been tightened up. No need to have the kids hitting each other at such a distance, they have to make it to Highschool!
All due respect coach for you time and effort. FYI this type drill was banned by Pop Warner for 2013 rule book. The New Rules Are as Follows: No full speed head-on blocking or tackling drills in which the players line up more than 3 yards apart are permitted. (Having two linemen in stances immediately across the line of scrimmage from each other and having full-speed drills where the players approach each other at an angle, but not straight ahead in to each other are both permitted.) You can still run this drill but you have to make some adjustments. Make the chute wider and place a blocking dummy at the tackler end in the center and position your "tackler" facing it. Now move the runner up to less than 3 yards from the dummy and on the edge of the chute. Send the runner down the side of the chute and instruct them to not lower their head. The tackler should shuffle at an angle to the runner and make a near shoulder tackle with their near ear against the near hip. They should never put their head across the runners body. Work right should tackles and then flip the runner to the other side of the chute and work left shoulder tackles. Left shoulder tackles are not natural to righties so you have to work on it. Then set runners on both sides of the chute and send one or the other so the tackler has to make a good decision about left or right shoulder tackle. I hope this helps, good luck and God bless.
@Robbie Wells In college, head up tackle drills are wrap up at 50-75% thud tempo with proper technique. These kids don’t even have good technique yet, it’s awful technique. Open field dude wears a harness and runs with a donut looking thing to tackle. Moral of the story, you’re not going 100% with your own guys. It’s fucking stupid.
as a 6th grader and a pretty hard hitter (in football) i dont agree with this but maybe it’s just my personal preference because i like football :/ i do agree these kids look 6-7 and should not be trucking/ driving the ballcarrier to the ground at this age
@@coltonlusk2572 there have been hits that you would felt you would have been hit by a pillow I'm not kidding that for the teams I've played but your teams could be different
Dude what?!?!? This is awful hahaha these kids are gonna get hurt. I haven’t run a tackling drill in 5 years bc I play oline but my coach will stop o-team sessions if someone did this shit to reem the scout kid or the rb.
@@joelostion9581 yeah I only played middle school, highschool, college and coached my oldest son and currently coaching my youngest son on his 8th season......haven't seen that many drills in that time I guess 😶
Meh football coach said to keep our head up while tackling because we need to see what we are hitting and because it can cause serious injuries if we do put our head down
They probably are aware of their size and don't wanna hurt the little ones, the little kids are the ones that are like "In small but mighty" and try their hardest.
I'm going to chime in as i read the comments about the possible long term brain injury from these drills. Having done this from 3rd grade to 7th grade, then later in high school, its almost impossible to get injured at this age as the mass is so low, and the speed is so slow. The most dangerous sports for brain injury are biking, skating, skateboarding, skiing, rollerskating, soccer, and hockey. Probably the most dangerous sport overall for kids is swimming. I remember this drill, I loved it, but watching this I realized how little force I had as a child in this and i was fairly bigger than most. My first year i had a helmet that roll on my head with no padding. I believe the opposite, in that a child should have some contact like this so they can say they did it, but as an adult you have to consider the possible outcomes.
Anyone in this comment section can you tell me if pop Warner hurts? I’m a basketball player and don’t wan’t to injure my body too much plus i don’t plan on pursuing football
This is why they say tackle football should be delayed during the early years. This many heads hits has a catastrophic impact on brain development. But hey, they’ll all be pros right? Who needs that!?
The day of truth always. Back in the day, 1970's they used to call separating the men from the boys. As that is not politically correct this days we can call it separating the participants from those that matter.
Get out of here with that soft BS. Woman's volleyball and soccer has more concussions than football. Guess what the #1 reason for kids going to the ER is? Playgrounds. People like you won't be happy until all kids are wrapped in bubble wrap.
So let's set aside the fact that drills like this provide little benefit but have a high risk of injury. And that it's clear there's been very poor instruction on the elements of tackling prior to this. Day one of pads, slamming into each other full speed is beyond idiotic and something very few professional coaches at any level do. I guess some people just have a fetish for seeing kids pummel each other. But how about this - could someone explain to me the reason for lining up the kids within about 2 yards (or less) along the sides? What is the benefit of that? It's just asking for those players to get rolled into and injured.
So what is the difference between tackling in this drill and tackling in an actual game? How are they gonna learn how to tackle in a game if they don’t practice it in a drill?
@Oblivion You would be guessing wrong. I played through high school - not that playing HS football really means much of anything in terms of knowing how to teach the game. There are a ton of things that have changed about how the game is taught, so a "super star" player from years ago has no advantage in coaching over someone who didn't play but has put the work in to learn (including certification such as USA Football). I coached youth for years, currently coach HS and have been to a number of coaching clinics. No pro team does a drill like this on day 1 in pads. No major college program does. I'm sure there are HS programs that do but they are fewer & fewer every year. Also, I'll ask again - what is the reason for lining up players so close to the collisions? Blocking dummies could be used for the boundary and not risk players getting kicked or worse. It's just asking for a hyperextended knee as action flows into them.
@@johnblaesel5493 Funny you should say that. How often does a one-on-one tackle happen in a game where both players are running directly at each other with no room to move more than a step in either direction? Rarely. In real football games, tacklers are almost always coming off a block, not running full speed at the ball carrier. Ball carriers almost always have room to move to use space to their advantage, to attempt to make the tackler miss or at least, to minimize contact so they can gain extra yardage.
@@stephensnyder7482 So you would have the same drill only having each line of kids about 20 yards across from each other instead of 2 which would give the ball carrier a chance to maneuver by the tackler?
@@johnblaesel5493 You asked about game situations, I told you this drill is a poor example of game situations. The only time in games where it's 100% straight ahead without much possibility of lateral movement would be a goal line situation. And then - tacklers are coming off blocks & there's no big run up, it's short distance. Tracking drills & pursuit/angle drills to get players to be able to tackle in space are great. There's no reason to go full contact to the ground on them when you can drill them in high volume playing to wrap/fit without injury risk. There is zero reason to have a line of players form a boundary period.
@@kingrjiscool Why ? Because you know what your doing an dont need to knock around anymore?....That's cause an effect Mr pimpin...what else are you learning in "college "?😂😂
@@josephfootball8446 bc it’s stupid to go full speed against teammates. technique should be reinforced at young ages. Not tested like this. Drills like this do nothing but hurt players. The point I’m making is you don’t need to go full speed to be good at football. You need good technique, something these coaches aren’t showing. They literally would be better off learning how to hit a bag than any of these drills. Obviously have never played past the Jv level of hs football if you can’t see that lol.
@@kingrjiscool I agree full grown players dont need to go full speed all the time, but! They need to know how too or how much help are they to their team?. These are young kids and these drills are a good way to teach technique and sort out who needs to be there or not before they are big enough to really hurt eachother .....you should know this. Unless your one of those converted soccer players with "good technique " at running pass routes.
@@josephfootball8446 There’s easier ways to see who’s a pussy on a football field than risking injury. A pussy is a quitter at all aspects of the sport. Conditioning tests weed out quitters. 1 on 1 position specific competitions weed out who’s good. I’m an olineman, it’s a violent position, it’s easy to see who’s about it when you see them in drills. At peewee, whoever picks it up the fastest is the best and will be able to succeed. If they’re physically smaller, you’ll see that at this age. If they’re not aggressive enough, you’ll see that in ways they play if you’re a good coach. They aren’t advanced enough at 6 or 8 years old to run 1on1 pass reps or board (asskicker) drills or in this case 1v1 tackling drills. I’m 21 6’3 305 pounds going against other guys of equal size who’ve played this sport 10+ years, we know how to have proper hand placement, hip hinge, head position, general posture, and how to have the mindset to dominate at the point of attack. These kids don’t yet, it’s too dangerous to do drills like this when you can’t do the fundamentals right.
It’s so cute how they talk while they wait and take it and don’t complain or anything
Well coming from a tackle players it doesn’t hurt unless they huge or run through you, and at this younger age they mostly the same size and can tackle but can’t bury someone
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Love the sound of pads.
Not one kid flinched, froze, stood up, or ran from a hit 👍🏾
Cap 2nd one hesitateed
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@@crystalbennett4162 so did the first one
@@LeskoBrandon2x where did the first one hesistate ? The 2nd did but first one didn’t
@@crystalbennett4162 dang mama... they just kids
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The kids are on point, feel like some of them drills the distance could have been tightened up. No need to have the kids hitting each other at such a distance, they have to make it to Highschool!
These kids got better equipment than me 😭
A lot of youth tackle require xenith helmets due to their protection
Same
Favorite drills tbh
Great coaching
Dan your practice looks fun
Them Hits Was Hard Fasho.
Enthusiasm from the coaches is half the battle.😀
All due respect coach for you time and effort. FYI this type drill was banned by Pop Warner for 2013 rule book. The New Rules Are as Follows:
No full speed head-on blocking or tackling drills in which the players line up more than 3 yards apart are permitted. (Having two linemen in stances immediately across the line of scrimmage from each other and having full-speed drills where the players approach each other at an angle, but not straight ahead in to each other are both permitted.) You can still run this drill but you have to make some adjustments. Make the chute wider and place a blocking dummy at the tackler end in the center and position your "tackler" facing it. Now move the runner up to less than 3 yards from the dummy and on the edge of the chute. Send the runner down the side of the chute and instruct them to not lower their head. The tackler should shuffle at an angle to the runner and make a near shoulder tackle with their near ear against the near hip. They should never put their head across the runners body. Work right should tackles and then flip the runner to the other side of the chute and work left shoulder tackles. Left shoulder tackles are not natural to righties so you have to work on it. Then set runners on both sides of the chute and send one or the other so the tackler has to make a good decision about left or right shoulder tackle. I hope this helps, good luck and God bless.
Might as give them Pom poms
@Robbie Wells In college, head up tackle drills are wrap up at 50-75% thud tempo with proper technique. These kids don’t even have good technique yet, it’s awful technique. Open field dude wears a harness and runs with a donut looking thing to tackle. Moral of the story, you’re not going 100% with your own guys. It’s fucking stupid.
Always gotta be one buzzkill
Wow didn't know that
@@jamescaldwell2616 nah, he's the one protecting the kids.
This will be a very good football team in a few years
The kid with the Batman shirt bouta go hard in games
As Warren Sapp said, if you’re under 14 years old there’s no need for this type of contact.
So true. Love football but my kid won’t play tackle till 13
as a 6th grader and a pretty hard hitter (in football) i dont agree with this but maybe it’s just my personal preference because i like football :/ i do agree these kids look 6-7 and should not be trucking/ driving the ballcarrier to the ground at this age
These kids hit harder than some high school players
I swear
Lmao hell no
lol no 💀
@@coltonlusk2572 there have been hits that you would felt you would have been hit by a pillow I'm not kidding that for the teams I've played but your teams could be different
@@wvlife5193 heck no
Dang some of these kid tackle better that some of the people my my team
These are the real super stars
Dude what?!?!? This is awful hahaha these kids are gonna get hurt. I haven’t run a tackling drill in 5 years bc I play oline but my coach will stop o-team sessions if someone did this shit to reem the scout kid or the rb.
The third one was crazy
💪💪💪
Coach is teaching concussions.
Early onset CTE and brain damage is the only concern at this age.
😂
Lol it’s like running equipment ❤️😂
i love this my team calls this king of the hill
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Bruh the way that lil man had slammed the other kid
Some damn good hits and runs👍🏻👍🏻
Knew this video was trash when the first hit was head to head, but "Good job! Good Job!".
I know so fucking stupid lmao
Building Grit! 💪🙌💯
HEY I WISH I WAS LIKE THAT
Those good jobs
That first drill is an old school drill. I don't know if we can even do that in most areas.
None of it is legal . Heads up football. Safety first boys
Bro what? U don’t even know what ur talking about ofc it’s legal tf
@@criticalops3580 I personally never have seen a tackling drill when you allow players 10 yds to build up speed
@@jayham65 then u havent watched all that many drills
@@joelostion9581 yeah I only played middle school, highschool, college and coached my oldest son and currently coaching my youngest son on his 8th season......haven't seen that many drills in that time I guess 😶
That kid dude the Stare down
Why are they lowering their heads when both tackling and being tackled? Coaches must pay attention to that and correct it.
Because the coaches are trash 🗑
That’s actually what you do
@@tariel07 Wrong that’s what they do
@@Busterallday28 u can seriously hurt urself if u lower ur head and u wont see what ur hitting
@@browneyed_6078 That’s how you tackle someone stupid
Lil studs
I would never tell parents what to do with other peoples kids but I wouldnt let my son play full contact until 7th grade. Gotta protect the tomato
These kids hit harder than middle 💀
When that kid lift him up that's I do at practice
17:0 bro got leveled😂
0:17 batman on a mission
Good jaaa
Jump and get slammed the kid seid the coaches are amazing love it
36 seconds damn bro 😂😂😂😂😂
The kid that hit that guy's leg lol
Yayyyy! Kid concussions!
L you! Never padded up and played football a day in your life!
Nah that is Batman’s son 😂
they're better then me to be honest
These kids are tough. Hmu if y’all need background music for your UA-cam videos!!
My name is Seth Williamson. I’m ranked #1 fastest 5yr old in the nation. Can you guys do an interview with me?
Meh football coach said to keep our head up while tackling because we need to see what we are hitting and because it can cause serious injuries if we do put our head down
Praise Jesus
Idk why but the smalls ones always hit the hardest idk why the big ones hit soft
They probably are aware of their size and don't wanna hurt the little ones, the little kids are the ones that are like "In small but mighty" and try their hardest.
This inspired me
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@@yboyungballerzonly5293 sup bro
0:17 going to the league
you can tell these kids are coached right good fit tackling
They use better from then pros lol
I wish I could go against them
I'm going to chime in as i read the comments about the possible long term brain injury from these drills. Having done this from 3rd grade to 7th grade, then later in high school, its almost impossible to get injured at this age as the mass is so low, and the speed is so slow. The most dangerous sports for brain injury are biking, skating, skateboarding, skiing, rollerskating, soccer, and hockey. Probably the most dangerous sport overall for kids is swimming. I remember this drill, I loved it, but watching this I realized how little force I had as a child in this and i was fairly bigger than most. My first year i had a helmet that roll on my head with no padding. I believe the opposite, in that a child should have some contact like this so they can say they did it, but as an adult you have to consider the possible outcomes.
Bro I just found out that this is my team before I played football😱
Wow
@@complexgamer2878 I know right
Damn these kids are small af do we skip flag now? I didn't play tackle till 5th grade
:17 god dang
They are not coaches. Where is the lead up drills that teach tackling form? Heads are down in a lot of the tackle attempts.
Anyone in this comment section can you tell me if pop Warner hurts? I’m a basketball player and don’t wan’t to injure my body too much plus i don’t plan on pursuing football
Nah It don't I was usually running people over
Don’t play it if you don’t plan on pursuing it you take a risk of getting hurt every time you get ready to take the field
@@ns_izaac1572 u take a risk at 6-8 Yo?!? Give be a break dude
@@claudioccornejo that kid isn’t 6-8 pop Warner isn’t jus for little kids
If you don’t want to get hurt then football isn’t for you it’s a contact game and you can’t be scared of your opponent
Rember to wrap and hit low with ur shoulder not with helmet to prevent injuries
These guys are baddddd
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is the term used to describe brain degeneration likely caused by repeated head traumas.
Shutup. Go to a soccer video and troll them
@@gregbrown9765 😂 You're mad because it's true. Stop letting these kids get brain damage before they are teens.
The one at 0:17 by god that was 🔥🔥
😫😫😫😫😫😫Uhhhhh
Is John cina batman
Boys need this. 1💯🦾
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This is why they say tackle football should be delayed during the early years. This many heads hits has a catastrophic impact on brain development. But hey, they’ll all be pros right? Who needs that!?
0:17 is this wrestleing now
Dis is me
Comfxrt is my old phone
Great video on how to burn kids out quickly on football.
If they have full pads on and coaches supervision they can do this
0:17 though
He goin to the league
Jiii
JUST TELL THEM SOME STUFF BEFORE THAT
Um I was wondering if I could play for your football team can you give me some information
Bruh i see you everywhere you know you aint going get their info of a a yt vid right?
@@chubbhub3100 I'm trying to play for one but no one is responding
@@littlepuzzlerap9059 u can play for ur school
@@chubbhub3100 how I'm only in 5 grade
@@littlepuzzlerap9059 i started in 5th too so idk why yalls school dont got a football team for 5th
Good job
Njjijj
Too many kids have their head down.
The day of truth always. Back in the day, 1970's they used to call separating the men from the boys. As that is not politically correct this days we can call it separating the participants from those that matter.
If I were them I would be lookin at those hips
Concussions
those kids on the side should be farther away, someones gonna get hurt, use something else as the sidelines
The kids on the side are your concern, not the kids lowering their heads? No wonder so many kids get hurt in peewee.
M. ??
0:17 oml
In his LEGO Batman shirt😭
He was in my football team
They hitting the right way
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Yea but they just need to keep their head up
Gotta love early onset CTE in a fragile little body just getting their brains rocked around.
Get out of here with that soft BS. Woman's volleyball and soccer has more concussions than football. Guess what the #1 reason for kids going to the ER is? Playgrounds. People like you won't be happy until all kids are wrapped in bubble wrap.
You got em to far apart man cte
So let's set aside the fact that drills like this provide little benefit but have a high risk of injury. And that it's clear there's been very poor instruction on the elements of tackling prior to this. Day one of pads, slamming into each other full speed is beyond idiotic and something very few professional coaches at any level do. I guess some people just have a fetish for seeing kids pummel each other. But how about this - could someone explain to me the reason for lining up the kids within about 2 yards (or less) along the sides? What is the benefit of that? It's just asking for those players to get rolled into and injured.
So what is the difference between tackling in this drill and tackling in an actual game? How are they gonna learn how to tackle in a game if they don’t practice it in a drill?
@Oblivion You would be guessing wrong. I played through high school - not that playing HS football really means much of anything in terms of knowing how to teach the game. There are a ton of things that have changed about how the game is taught, so a "super star" player from years ago has no advantage in coaching over someone who didn't play but has put the work in to learn (including certification such as USA Football). I coached youth for years, currently coach HS and have been to a number of coaching clinics. No pro team does a drill like this on day 1 in pads. No major college program does. I'm sure there are HS programs that do but they are fewer & fewer every year.
Also, I'll ask again - what is the reason for lining up players so close to the collisions? Blocking dummies could be used for the boundary and not risk players getting kicked or worse. It's just asking for a hyperextended knee as action flows into them.
@@johnblaesel5493 Funny you should say that. How often does a one-on-one tackle happen in a game where both players are running directly at each other with no room to move more than a step in either direction? Rarely. In real football games, tacklers are almost always coming off a block, not running full speed at the ball carrier. Ball carriers almost always have room to move to use space to their advantage, to attempt to make the tackler miss or at least, to minimize contact so they can gain extra yardage.
@@stephensnyder7482 So you would have the same drill only having each line of kids about 20 yards across from each other instead of 2 which would give the ball carrier a chance to maneuver by the tackler?
@@johnblaesel5493 You asked about game situations, I told you this drill is a poor example of game situations. The only time in games where it's 100% straight ahead without much possibility of lateral movement would be a goal line situation. And then - tacklers are coming off blocks & there's no big run up, it's short distance.
Tracking drills & pursuit/angle drills to get players to be able to tackle in space are great. There's no reason to go full contact to the ground on them when you can drill them in high volume playing to wrap/fit without injury risk. There is zero reason to have a line of players form a boundary period.
They need to Ban this drill its for adults own entertainment.
Love football. But also love science. These kids are too young.
0:16
Man and there is 7th graders that are scared to hit
Lil kids picking kids up god damb
Oh this is a boy sorry y’all come see us we big dogs
Those bigger kids need to get lower
THEY ARE NOT MOVING THERE FEET WELL
Why are kids hitting in shorts 😂😂😂
FIRST THAT NOT HOW YOU TACKEL
Then. Sharad. Of. Me
Oh God no...here comes the comment section tears😭😭😭
Bc this is awful lmao. In college we literally go full pads maybe once/twice a week in season.
@@kingrjiscool Why ? Because you know what your doing an dont need to knock around anymore?....That's cause an effect Mr pimpin...what else are you learning in "college "?😂😂
@@josephfootball8446 bc it’s stupid to go full speed against teammates. technique should be reinforced at young ages. Not tested like this. Drills like this do nothing but hurt players. The point I’m making is you don’t need to go full speed to be good at football. You need good technique, something these coaches aren’t showing. They literally would be better off learning how to hit a bag than any of these drills. Obviously have never played past the Jv level of hs football if you can’t see that lol.
@@kingrjiscool I agree full grown players dont need to go full speed all the time, but! They need to know how too or how much help are they to their team?. These are young kids and these drills are a good way to teach technique and sort out who needs to be there or not before they are big enough to really hurt eachother .....you should know this. Unless your one of those converted soccer players with "good technique " at running pass routes.
@@josephfootball8446 There’s easier ways to see who’s a pussy on a football field than risking injury. A pussy is a quitter at all aspects of the sport. Conditioning tests weed out quitters. 1 on 1 position specific competitions weed out who’s good. I’m an olineman, it’s a violent position, it’s easy to see who’s about it when you see them in drills. At peewee, whoever picks it up the fastest is the best and will be able to succeed. If they’re physically smaller, you’ll see that at this age. If they’re not aggressive enough, you’ll see that in ways they play if you’re a good coach. They aren’t advanced enough at 6 or 8 years old to run 1on1 pass reps or board (asskicker) drills or in this case 1v1 tackling drills. I’m 21 6’3 305 pounds going against other guys of equal size who’ve played this sport 10+ years, we know how to have proper hand placement, hip hinge, head position, general posture, and how to have the mindset to dominate at the point of attack. These kids don’t yet, it’s too dangerous to do drills like this when you can’t do the fundamentals right.