Some ideas--1: Continue working on your strength training to cut down the level of their advantage. 2-Keep your feet active while you are blocking. 3-You may not be able to get a huge block against a much bigger DB, but try to use their momentum against them. Keep a cushion, but when they break wash them the direction they are breaking. 4-In a stalk block you ultimately want to be making contact with the DB when the RB/QB is getting close to you. Stay in the blocking match-up until the RB is getting close, then strive to get one good hit on the DB right as the RB is closing in on your space. You might not win the hit physically, but if you are there forcing the DB to deal with you at that moment, then you can give the ball carrier a potential cut.
Hey coach or anyone know the dimensions for the WR chutes being used here
For high school or college receivers, I make them between 54 and 66 inches tall depending on the height of my players. 36 inches wide
what to do if their bigger than me and stronger?
Some ideas--1: Continue working on your strength training to cut down the level of their advantage. 2-Keep your feet active while you are blocking. 3-You may not be able to get a huge block against a much bigger DB, but try to use their momentum against them. Keep a cushion, but when they break wash them the direction they are breaking. 4-In a stalk block you ultimately want to be making contact with the DB when the RB/QB is getting close to you. Stay in the blocking match-up until the RB is getting close, then strive to get one good hit on the DB right as the RB is closing in on your space. You might not win the hit physically, but if you are there forcing the DB to deal with you at that moment, then you can give the ball carrier a potential cut.
Totus Tuus thx
Chop