DEVELOPING
ATHLETIC CHARACTER
QB
Footwork precision, pocket awareness, quick reads, and throwing mechanics under pressure.
WR
Catching with your eyes. Route based technique and release with pressure sticks and cuts.
TE
Proper stances and starts. Variation of releases specific to position with situation versatility.
RB
High and tight ball security. Working vertical and lateral explosion with forward and backward footwork.
Location
1650 W Traverse Terrace Dr Lehi, UT 84043
Training Days
Mondays & Wednesdays
Call Or Text
(435) 414-0494
Footwork is an essential component of a football athlete’s development, and it can make all the difference between a successful play and a failed one. The game requires athletes to move quickly, change directions rapidly, and maintain balance while running, blocking, and tackling. Footwork drills are an important part of training and development, and they can help athletes improve their agility, speed, and coordination on the field..
Understanding routes is a critical skill for football athletes on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. Athletes must also be able to read the defense, adjust their route if necessary, and react quickly to any changes in the coverage. Fundamental knowledge of the different routes in a route tree is crucial to be able to make adjustments and play smart football on both sides of the line.
Hands are used for more than just catching the ball. While we have a strong focus on proper catching techniques, we also emphasize proper hand technique with blocking, tackling and creating space. Good hand-eye coordination, strength, and dexterity are critical for success. Receivers, tight ends, and running backs must be able to catch the ball cleanly and securely, while linemen must be able to grip and control their opponents during blocking and tackling.
At Grind Athletics, we help quarterbacks develop the skills needed to lead their team and perform under pressure. Through focused training, we sharpen footwork, decision-making, and throwing mechanics to ensure athletes can execute at a high level. A great quarterback isn’t just about arm strength—it’s about precision, leadership, and the ability to read the game in real time.