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<blockquote data-quote="Mr. Laxative" data-source="post: 161290"><p>In terms of tackling, you must take them through one-on-one contact drills such as the one Webby suggested. One-on-one drills are very important and much better than using a tackle bag. As a referee, I hate seeng players fly at others as if at a tackle bag. In junior levels it is downright dangerous and completely unnecessary. More to the point tackle bags don't teach technique. Don't use pads use one-on-one contact and familiarise them with the good tackle position - generally around the waist, or a little lower with the shoulder driving through.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mr. Laxative, post: 161290"] In terms of tackling, you must take them through one-on-one contact drills such as the one Webby suggested. One-on-one drills are very important and much better than using a tackle bag. As a referee, I hate seeng players fly at others as if at a tackle bag. In junior levels it is downright dangerous and completely unnecessary. More to the point tackle bags don't teach technique. Don't use pads use one-on-one contact and familiarise them with the good tackle position - generally around the waist, or a little lower with the shoulder driving through. [/QUOTE]
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