BASH Zone Blocking Manual - Gregory Double Wing

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VI. Man <strong>Blocking</strong>Man blocking requires that the lineman memorize a set of RULES for eachman blocking play. He must also know that those terms need to be followedin the order they occur. The following example should help you to understandhow these terms work.EXAMPLE:LINMAN’S RULE: “ON-OVER-TRACK ZONE”ON-If you are COVERED, base block man onT**If there is no one on you, move to next stepOVER-If there is a LB over you,baseblockhimTB**Ifthereisnooneonoroveryou,movetonextstepTRACK ZONE: Track<strong>Zone</strong>isanoutside-inzoneblockwhichtakes the blocker to the backside LBBT13
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Page 3 and 4: Run Blocking TechniquesI. BASE Bloc
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