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What is Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill?

Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill is a free football drill on FantasyHQ’s Football Coaching hub for football drills work. Use the setup notes and coaching cues below to add it to this week’s practice plan.

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How to run this drill

Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill is built for youth, high-school, and volunteer coaches who need clear drill language — not a random cone circuit. Beginners can install the first progression; experienced staffs can layer competition.

  1. Read the purpose once, then walk the setup on air before live tempo.
  2. Demonstrate one clean rep so players see landmarks, pad level, and finish.
  3. Run short competitive periods — quality reps beat long lines.
  4. Close with one coaching cue players can repeat in the huddle next period.

Full drill

Here is one of our favorite [tag]football training drills[/tag] that we do at the end of [tag]football practice[/tag] to have some fun, but at the same time improving skills.

Divide players into separate teams (no more than 6 per team). Have each team pick 1 person to be QB.   The other players go out for a pass (1 at a time) on the [tag]football coach[/tag]’s whistle.   After they catch the [tag]football[/tag] they have to sprint to a cone 20 yds down field and come back and toss it back to the QB, then the next player goes out to receive a pass.   If at any time the ball hits the ground (on the pass or is just dropped while running) the player that dropped the ball has to sprint back to the QB and do it again until he gets it right.

This promotes concentration especially when they’re tired. 1st team that completes it first wins.   Losing teams have to run or do pushups.
Variables: put one cone out 10, 15, or 20 yds from the QB and the receivers have to catch the ball beyond the cone then sprint to the other cone.   If the ball is under thrown before the cone then the receiver has to sprint back to the QB and do it again until it is completed correctly.

Coaching tips

  • Keep one cue per rep so kids hear the same language every time.
  • Film the first live set; pause on footwork and finish, not just the ball.
  • Pair this drill with a matching play install so practice transfers to game day.
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Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill FAQ

What is the Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill drill?
Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill is a free football drill on FantasyHQ’s Football Coaching hub for football drills work. Use the setup notes and coaching cues below to add it to this week’s practice plan.
Who should use this football drill?
Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill is built for youth, high-school, and volunteer coaches who need clear drill language — not a random cone circuit. Beginners can install the first progression; experienced staffs can layer competition.
How do I run Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill in practice?
Read the purpose once, then walk the setup on air before live tempo. Demonstrate one clean rep so players see landmarks, pad level, and finish. Run short competitive periods — quality reps beat long lines.
Is this drill free?
Yes. Browse FantasyHQ football drills, youth plays, and coaching guides free on Football Coaching.

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Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill

Football Training Drills – End of Practice Drill is a free football drill on FantasyHQ’s Football Coaching hub for football drills work. Use the setup notes and coaching cues below to add it to this week’s practice plan.

Here is one of our favorite [tag]football training drills[/tag] that we do at the end of [tag]football practice[/tag] to have some fun, but at the same time improving skills.

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