Trying to make sure you touch the line is a mistake, because you're freezing your body. This goes for the first and second touch too.
You should practice enough to know exactly where it is by feel.īarely touching and touching is the same thing. You don’t need to see the line to touch it. As you get closer to it, starting turning your head back toward the center. It’s about flipping your hips, and then it’s about flipping your head back.ĭon’t stare at the touch line. That was Julius Peppers, because he’s a genetic freak.Įveryone else crosses over. In all the years, I've only had one athlete out of thousands who opened up off the line, instead of crossing his legs over. In each case it’s about the proper steps. The one thing I recommend to everybody is: split the shuttle into three parts. You want to separate it, get good at each different department, and then blend it all together.Īll three parts are run very, very differently. When you look at the 20 Yard Shuttle, it’s a very confusing thing. Widely recognized as the world's leading expert in NFL Combine preparation, Danny has generously agreed to share his training tips for The D10's Combine-style events with our community.Ĭome see the room where it happens. At his Plex facility in Houston, Danny Arnold has trained numerous NFL All-Pros, Hall of Famers, and First-Round Draft Picks, including Charles Woodson, Julius Peppers, Casey Hampton, Wes Welker, and Jadeveon Clowney.
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