Sunday July 28th I met up with Jordan Winegar of St. Croix Central High School to work on his long snapping. Jordan had been taking some time off to work on some prescribed flexibility training along with some fundamental work on his own. Coming into today I was hoping that he had made some progress in his training and he very much surprised me today!
Showing posts with label Jordan Winegar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jordan Winegar. Show all posts
July 28, 2013
April 14, 2013
Long Snapping Lesson with Jordan Winegar
By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter
Today I met up with Jordan Winegar and his father Nate for a long snapping lesson. Jordan has been coming to long snapping lessons for a couple months now and is steadily improving. As a long snapping coach, I know that everyone learns at a different level and that if I teach something to a student one way, it might not work as well with another student. With that said, I am constantly finding new ways to explain my long snapping drills and modify them with different students in mind.
January 27, 2013
Long Snapping Lesson with Jordan Winegar and Travis Shackleton
Sunday Jan 27th I was able to meet up with freshman long snapper from St. Croix Central High School Jordan Winegar, and Senior long snapper from Baldwin-Woodville High School Travis Shackleton.
Jordan just started attending long snapping lessons last month while Travis has been a student of Special Teams University for 4 years.
Travis was one of my very first students. When I first got started coaching long snappers, the head coach at Baldwin-Woodville High School brought me in to work with a handful of young men that he thought would be good candidates to be his long snappers.
Jordan just started attending long snapping lessons last month while Travis has been a student of Special Teams University for 4 years.
Travis was one of my very first students. When I first got started coaching long snappers, the head coach at Baldwin-Woodville High School brought me in to work with a handful of young men that he thought would be good candidates to be his long snappers.
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