Practical selection by position
π§± OL/DL (and contact-heavy RB/LB):
π₯ Heavy pushes = money (drive, finish, re-drive)
β‘οΈ Heavy/moderate pulls = great for get-off and first-step power
𦡠Backward drags = durability + volume
π WR/DB (speed wins):
π Forward pulls (light/moderate) = highest transfer
π§ Pushes = mostly conditioning or specific toughness blocks (use sparingly, keep fast)
π§© TE/EDGE/LB hybrids:
π Mix: pulls for burst + pushes for finish
Easy, concise protocols
Below are two simple βplug-and-playβ protocols you can run year-round. Pick the version (Strength / Power / Speed) based on the dayβs goal.
ποΈββοΈ Sled Push Protocol
Setup: hands on handles, rigid torso, push the ground away, feet under hips (donβt reach).
Strength (force + contact finish)
π Distance: 10β20 yards
π Sets: 5β8
β±οΈ Rest: 90β150 sec
βοΈ Load: heavy enough that itβs a grind but you never stall
π― Intent: violent leg drive, constant pressure
Power (fast force)
π Distance: 10β15 yards
π Sets: 4β6
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