As a trainer you gave some gems for young QBs that I always share. Stay connected and in rhythm and visualize every throw even when tossing it around. The mind is always working and that muscle memory comes with repetition. One thing I saw was on the snap he jumps in game but as he develops the reps and slows the game down and gains that confidence the session you had with him will pay dividends.
I used a bunch your advice in practice yesterday and got named the starting Quarterback for my middle school football team after being a backup an for most of the season
hey bro, im currently a backup qb for my 8th grade team, last yr i was third string and could only throw a go like 15 yards when its on the sideline, now i can at like 30 yards, i want to be the starter next year cause this year we only have one more game, about half of the receivers think im better than the current static qb, hes not some kind of prodigy, could i link u some film of mine on youtube ive got a couple throws that were recorded by the school one there, i can show u a couple gos a bubble i think and a slant, could u gimme any tips based on them?@@dimes.
i'm a freshmen and i don't even start on JV, i'm confident i'll start next year just on JV but who knows. I just gotta work on my craft and watch your vids
Tbh u actually help me improve on throwing bc I’m scared to tryout for qb in middle school and this video plus the tips helped me but all I just need is to like read the defense and the plays because this is my first time to play qb for a team my name is Tavita I’m on my moms account but u can call me David but thank you for this vid and tips
@@avaaugafaaugafa8674bro I’m going thru the same thing I got the starting job and I got 200 passing yards and 90 rushing so keep it up, us young quarterbacks be puttin in the work.
The freshman is not transferring his front hip first, back leg has to come inside his body frame which will allow him to follow through properly with his throwing arm. He needs to stay within his frame. Head straight on the line. Front foot steps forward.
He does a lot of things very good & throws better than most hs qbs as a freshman. I try to keep it simple & let him be an athlete, especially because he is very good when he’s on. Good points tho regardless, thank you for the input 🙏
I played QB and ran spread. And all my routes are 3,5,7 step drops. That helps create separation from the d line and gives u time. If you just take one step and stand there you can get pressure on u and it’s not ideal to throw from that position. It’s better to throw off the last step of your drop and plant and fire it. With a slant if u kno where you want to go , take a nice 3 step drop , the route will open up by your 3rd step and you can plant and throw. Only when it’s a big time hot route or in game call you have with your WR (like a spot pass) and db is 20yds off is when I would just catch and throw. All other times with slants you have to take a 3 step drop .
All good points & probably true in your experience, but there's absolutely no way to throw a 5 yd hitch from shotgun on a 3 step drop & be on time. especially not with an elite wr. Ball has to come out immediately & when it's that quick the rush isn't a factor@@kevinsmith8253
I’ve compeleted a lot of slants with 3 step drop at comebines and 7on7 …All routes are 3,5,7 drops no matter what…drops are really something to work on and practice ..you have to get back quick and work on your steps and drive back , it’s fast (and when u really have to drive back it’s takes a lot and I guess be difficult on your legs but you have to do it) …and those steps make you a great QB..I mean really focus on driving back fast and plant and throw (there is no route where u just take a pop step and throw, it’s only 3/5/7 step routes) qb ain’t easy.. and you gotta really be ready…the slant hasn’t changed , and no matter if your under center in 1920 in power T with 1 guy split or in shotgun you still have to take a 3 step drop to hit…I can throw it 70 yds
There’s a lot of things with mechanics that will allow you to complete slants with a 3 step drop ..I mean I will complete them over and over again against coverage and the timing will be right …I don’t want a QB just taking one step back and standing there waiting to throw a ball there’s no rhythm there
My brother plays varsity and I'm the offensive coordinator and he's QB his job is in jeopardy. any advice to say to him before his game Friday !!! love your vids.
He has to trust his talent fully, play with a clear head/stay in the moment, & have the most confidence he can. This is general advice, but when taken seriously it changes players into ballers 💯
I am also a freshman QB but my coaches keep putting in QB's that get injured in the game in before me, I was gonna see if you could help me get better or tell me some tips to help my release time and mechanics?
@@dimes. I been here for years just didn’t rlly get into playing qb but now I do it’s something about being able throw dimes n being a qb Tht makes it fun
As a trainer you gave some gems for young QBs that I always share. Stay connected and in rhythm and visualize every throw even when tossing it around. The mind is always working and that muscle memory comes with repetition. One thing I saw was on the snap he jumps in game but as he develops the reps and slows the game down and gains that confidence the session you had with him will pay dividends.
I appreciate this input 🙏🏽 all facts 🎯
That’s my qb boogie🥹
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I used a bunch your advice in practice yesterday and got named the starting Quarterback for my middle school football team after being a backup an for most of the season
That’s littt 😭 keep going bro ‼️🔥
hey bro, im currently a backup qb for my 8th grade team, last yr i was third string and could only throw a go like 15 yards when its on the sideline, now i can at like 30 yards, i want to be the starter next year cause this year we only have one more game, about half of the receivers think im better than the current static qb, hes not some kind of prodigy, could i link u some film of mine on youtube ive got a couple throws that were recorded by the school one there, i can show u a couple gos a bubble i think and a slant, could u gimme any tips based on them?@@dimes.
6:13 that transition went was clean
W for working for with him gage is one of the nicest people
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i'm a freshmen and i don't even start on JV, i'm confident i'll start next year just on JV but who knows. I just gotta work on my craft and watch your vids
Facts bro, u have the rest of this season & the whole off season to level up & take the job over 💯 stay consistent
What position you play?
@@demonplayz5921 qb
transition 🔥🔥🔥
Great advice🔥
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bro this prolly my favorite video from you 💯
My dawg Niko 🤝
Ayyy this series is tough !! 🔥🙏🏽
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You should keep doing these vids fs I love the transitions and thought you put into it 💯
Trying to get back into it soon 🙏
Tbh u actually help me improve on throwing bc I’m scared to tryout for qb in middle school and this video plus the tips helped me but all I just need is to like read the defense and the plays because this is my first time to play qb for a team my name is Tavita I’m on my moms account but u can call me David but thank you for this vid and tips
U got this Tavita. Spend some time on UA-cam, ask the right question, & it will all work out for you 🙏🏽
@@dimes. thank you!!
@@avaaugafaaugafa8674bro I’m going thru the same thing I got the starting job and I got 200 passing yards and 90 rushing so keep it up, us young quarterbacks be puttin in the work.
Bro you’re a beast! Keep up the grind you’ll make it big in no time!
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@@Jan.Mendez that is so random and off topic
This comment section is about football not jesus
Are you planning on making more videos with this because that would be awesome
Yessir 🫡🫡
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The cleanest transition doesn’t exist 6:14
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The freshman is not transferring his front hip first, back leg has to come inside his body frame which will allow him to follow through properly with his throwing arm. He needs to stay within his frame. Head straight on the line. Front foot steps forward.
He does a lot of things very good & throws better than most hs qbs as a freshman. I try to keep it simple & let him be an athlete, especially because he is very good when he’s on. Good points tho regardless, thank you for the input 🙏
you should do more of this type of videos
Banger coming Saturday 👀🔥
Had me confused by putting 13 twice 💀💀
Boogie!!
Do a true 3 step drop on slants and hitch’s …no pop step …u have to plant your back foot to throw
Sometimes it helps timing. 1 step on a diamond release slant & u might be waiting on the wr to come out of it
I played QB and ran spread. And all my routes are 3,5,7 step drops. That helps create separation from the d line and gives u time. If you just take one step and stand there you can get pressure on u and it’s not ideal to throw from that position. It’s better to throw off the last step of your drop and plant and fire it. With a slant if u kno where you want to go , take a nice 3 step drop , the route will open up by your 3rd step and you can plant and throw. Only when it’s a big time hot route or in game call you have with your WR (like a spot pass) and db is 20yds off is when I would just catch and throw. All other times with slants you have to take a 3 step drop .
All good points & probably true in your experience, but there's absolutely no way to throw a 5 yd hitch from shotgun on a 3 step drop & be on time. especially not with an elite wr. Ball has to come out immediately & when it's that quick the rush isn't a factor@@kevinsmith8253
I’ve compeleted a lot of slants with 3 step drop at comebines and 7on7 …All routes are 3,5,7 drops no matter what…drops are really something to work on and practice ..you have to get back quick and work on your steps and drive back , it’s fast (and when u really have to drive back it’s takes a lot and I guess be difficult on your legs but you have to do it) …and those steps make you a great QB..I mean really focus on driving back fast and plant and throw (there is no route where u just take a pop step and throw, it’s only 3/5/7 step routes) qb ain’t easy.. and you gotta really be ready…the slant hasn’t changed , and no matter if your under center in 1920 in power T with 1 guy split or in shotgun you still have to take a 3 step drop to hit…I can throw it 70 yds
There’s a lot of things with mechanics that will allow you to complete slants with a 3 step drop ..I mean I will complete them over and over again against coverage and the timing will be right …I don’t want a QB just taking one step back and standing there waiting to throw a ball there’s no rhythm there
Did the Snapchat notification get anybody else or just me😂
😂😂😂
i kept thinking my snap notis were going off 😭😭
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2:00 thought it was a pick
Do you have link to setup in-person training?? We are in Torrance.
I don’t have much availability to do in person, & don’t actively do sessions rn, but hopefully by the off-season
I would love for him to train me bro
One day 🤞🏽
My brother plays varsity and I'm the offensive coordinator and he's QB his job is in jeopardy. any advice to say to him before his game Friday !!! love your vids.
He has to trust his talent fully, play with a clear head/stay in the moment, & have the most confidence he can. This is general advice, but when taken seriously it changes players into ballers 💯
Can you help out Zack Wilson from the nyj
I am also a freshman QB but my coaches keep putting in QB's that get injured in the game in before me, I was gonna see if you could help me get better or tell me some tips to help my release time and mechanics?
I’m dropping 🔥 tips on my channel soon bro got u
@@dimes. Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’m tryna learn to play qb too
U came to the right channel 🤝
@@dimes. I been here for years just didn’t rlly get into playing qb but now I do it’s something about being able throw dimes n being a qb Tht makes it fun
get a wireless mic on you. will improve vids alot
On it 🤝
I’ve been having shoulder pain after throwing, any tips for how to avoid?
Planning on a video soon for arm pain 🤝
@@dimes.yo pls do it
Taking advice from someone who didn’t make the pros ✅
U have a pro trainer? 😂
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Amen
Can I pay for training😂
Hit my website bro throwdimes.com 😂🤝