You need to start working Now. If you want to become more agile do these
latter drills and go to a park with a qb or a friend and work on the Route
tree. you need to practice on your own because u want to be good going into
highschool to make a name for yourself. You're .1 faster than i was in the
100 in 7th grade so ur gonna be fast. run track in the offseason, be on a
strict lifting schedule. and most important ...STRETCH regularly. also play
other sports like basketball for fun it'll help!
Yes, but, look at him run, he really reaches when he runs and for him being
so tall he is Unable to accelerate as fast (Pick up speed) Example: Yes
Usain Bolt has the Open 100 world record, but if you have ever seen him run
it takes him forever to pickup speed because he is 6'6 and gets smoked out
of the blocks, /watch?v=By1JQFxfLMM you'll see what i mean. Ask yourself,
how often does an NFL RB break out into a 40 yard run? Its about
explosiveness and VERY fast acceleration.
Think agility is coordination. They more coordinated you are = the more
agile. Mastering a variation of ladder drills will make you more
coordinated, but ladder drills specific to football and by position will
potentially help your agility on the field. So, yes these drills will make
you more agile, however they're pretty advanced. You might need to start
with mastering simpler drills and work your way up.
Running back isn't about how fast you are, look at AP, but your in Jr. High
so, I really wouldn't worry a lot until next year, What makes a good RB is
the ability to EXECUTE, and that goes for every position. When I'm not
lifting, or running track, or doing something, I watch youtube videos,
watch and study great Backs like, Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, etc..
@wzayene yes i mean it. It was my sad days when i used to work out hard for
hours and not getting muscles at all. Between I know why people are rushin
to watch this video that definitely make you stronger with shaped muscles.
I know you'll find perfect muscles depends on ur need after watching this
clip ==> bit.ly/M7f7UR?=uhmkuk
i timed you. you ran your 20 in a 2.5 and i had a tiny late timing so more
like 2.6 so 2.6x2 means your a slow ass turd. no offence. but also i have
to account your acceleration for a 40 yard dash. but still no more than a
4.9 loose some weight and do some speed training brother
Crazy clip. Good clip. My buddy had been a fatty. He went from 283lbs of
fat to 215lbs of absolute lean muscle. I found myself stunned. I just
subscribed personally because I would like to enhance my build. He made use
of the Muscle Building Bible (Search on Google)...
@mcfarlandtraining Unfortunately, Cory McCaffery will not enter the NFL
draft due to a career ending Achilles Tendon rupture. Before, the tear, he
was the nation's leader in yards rushing and TD's for D1 AA for 2011. I
wish Cory the best for his future.
Damn my nigga, you had a great career. That achilles injury is no joke. Its
sad to see your career come to an end, makes me wanna cry for you, real
shit. Well if you ever see this post, just kno that you got people out here
that kno how great you were!
This is Cory McCaffery. Running Back from Portland State. Was leading the
nation (Division 1 AA) in yards rushing and touchdowns before his Achilles
tendon injury, which unfortunately was career ending. 13 touchdowns in 5
games his senior year.
oh shit it thee Cory Mccaffery?!! I look up to this nigga! im a high school
running back also :D man too bad things didnt go your way... woulda enjoyed
watching you in the nfl bro
I read some of these comments and laugh....Yall are pathetic most of you
that are running your mouth probably sit at home eating pizza talking about
what you could have been
This is Cory McCaffery. Portland State running back. Google him... Led the
nation in Division 1 AA in yards rushing and TD's before his career ending
injury.