BLOCK DESTRUCTION IS A SKILL. And skills have to be learned. Then practiced. Then repeated. Then executed with intent. Again. And again. And again. Every season, players complain that they weren’t prepared enough. Not enough individual work. Not enough position-specific coaching. Not enough time to develop technique once team practice starts. But preparation doesn’t begin when practice begins. That’s what the off-season is for. Learn the right tools. Understand when to use them. Build the correct movement patterns. Then accumulate thousands of quality reps until execution becomes automatic. Because the game won’t give you time to think. An offensive lineman is coming at you. Your eyes have to recognize. Your brain has to decide. Your feet have to react. Your hands have to strike. And all of it has to happen fast, under pressure, in chaos. If you’re still thinking about your technique, you’re already late. That’s why we practice. Not to memorize drills. To prepare the ...