Popps QB Tutor: Preparing Players for GAME TIME
and Leaders for Life!
Performance alliviates all doubt.
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You do not get today back, there are no redos. Live right today. Wixom - Home Court Advantage Flier Southfield sessions are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:30 to 7:30. Please email Coach Popp regarding what camps and sessions you'd like to attend.
Please go to Survey page and fill out the survey. We are always striving to improve. The survey is anonymous. Thank you. Click here for survey page. Character is what you do when you think no one is watching. Performance alleviates all doubt. Popps QB Tutor is happy to announce it's partnership with The Varsity Shop. I have explained the throwing motion and the footwork to the trainers at The Varsity Shop. They have created a QB specific work out called The QB Foundation Series. I am very excited about this partnership as it takes our training to the next level. The staff at The Varsity Shop works very well with people. That is what first attracted me to them. Their knowledge about how to create a training process to strengthen what the boys need is both excellent and expansive. QBT students will receive special discounts when they sign up for sessions at The Varsity Shop. Please take advantage of our partnership. I know you will like how the VS staff works with your son and helps him to be the best, most well equipped QB he can be. For more info about The Varsity Shop, please visit the web site: Click_Here
Popps QB Tutor is extremely excited and proud to announce that Ron Bellamy, former University of Michigan and NFL star receiver, will be working with the QB Tutor receivers. He has also accepted the head coaching job at West Bloomfield High School. He is a great person with a wealth of knowledge and big heart to help young people better themselves. Welcome Ron, we are ecstatic to have you on our staff!
Information on Coach Bellamy Ronald Bellamy (born December 28, 1981 in New Orleans, Louisiana) Bellamy attended the University of Michigan from 1999-2002, where he played wide receiver and majored in sport management communications. In his career he had 67 receptions for 888 yards and nine touchdowns, including 46 receptions for 530 yards and five touchdowns as a senior. From 2000-2002, Bellamy started 25 out of 36 games played.He is an American football wide receiver who was previously on the practice squad of the Detroit Lions in the National Football League. After the 2008 preseason, he was waived by the Lions during final cuts on August 30, 2008. He was originally signed by the Miami Dolphins as an undrafted free agent in 2003. He played collegiately at Michigan. He lettered in both football and track at Archbishop Shaw High School in Marrero, Louisiana. QBT Coaches are the Core of QBT Frankie Popp, Andrew Mobius, Cheyne Lacanaria and David Mobius
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1) the quarterback must lead his team on the field 2) he handles the ball on almost every offensive play 3) he must command the huddle 4) he often answers questions before a play is run 5) he is responsible for team alignment prior to Of course, this is a short list of what he must do in order for the team to experience success. The quarterback must accept and handle this responsibility with great care. The QB has to accept all that is positive about winning and success, and all that is negative about losing. This is not necessarily what is given to the quarterback, but it is what he must endure. It is imperative that he absorb his responsibilities to prevent adversity from disrupting the team. He has to be the buffer of everything in order for his teammates to be focused on their responsibilities. It takes a special, strong person to place himself in this position. Popps QB Tutor was established to help athletes master the physical aspects, techniques and mechanics, of the position. It is the aim of the tutor, Coach Popp, to have each QB physically equipped with the movements and mechanics of the game. This will ensure that they are a natural part of his play. There isn't any time to think about the techniques during play. As a matter of fact, there is not much time during the season for the QB to focus on these mechanics and techniques. They have to be a part of him prior to the season. Every QB must have mastered the physical aspects of the game in order to be mentally prepared to lead his team into battle week after week. |
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