When you purchase the complete Pro Tips Football series, you'll be able to download all 87 videos from our football experts over the next 48 hours!

Our coaches include: Jerry Azumah (former CB for the Chicago Bears)

Earl Bennett

Davone Bess (Miami Dolphins)

Mason Crosby (Greenbay Packers)

Rashied Davis (special teams gunner/wide receiver for the Chicago Bears)

Wendell Davis (former wide receiver for the Chicago Bears)

Justin Forsett (running back for the Seattle Seahawks)

Arian Foster (running back and 2010 NFL leading rusher for the Houston Texans)

Shaun Gayle (former CB for the Chicago Bears)

Steve Gregory (safety for the San Diego Chargers)

Caleb Hanie (backup QB for the Chicago Bears)

James Jones - (Wide Receiver for the Packers)

Mike Kafka (backup QB for the Eagles)

James Lee (left tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers)

Emery Moorhead (former tight end for the Chicago Bears)

Korry Sperry (tight end with the San Diego Chargers)

Jason White (former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner)

T.J. Ward (Safety for the Cleveland Browns,

Roy Williams (5 time Pro Bowl Safety)

Corey Wootton (defensive lineman for the Chicago Bears)

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In this Pro Tips 4U football training series with Jason White, you’ll be able to download all 5 of Jason’s videos. Jason will teach you; proper warm-up, the bucket drill, the 5 step drop, the 3 strep drop and the pre-snap drill.

In this Pro Tips 4U sports training football video, Jason White, former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner talks about The Pre-Snap Drill. Learn the secrets of keeping your routine the same way every time so as not to tip off the defense with what type of a play is coming up. Jason also shows you what he looks for as far as the defense, learn the position players he looks at first every time and what he then looks for as he scans the defense from right to left every time. You’ll also learn what stance Jason suggests to get you more depth in your drop and why it’s really important for you to learn how to read defenses and coverage’s.

In this Pro Tips 4U sports training football video, Jason White, former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner talks about The 3 Step Drop. Learn the secrets of keeping your forehead frontal to keep your shoulder open. Jason demonstrates why this is so important and why every QB coach preaches this. Jason also talks about your 3 steps and what you need to do with your first two to gain some depth away from the line. You’ll also learn why it’s very important to keep your shoulder open even when throwing right if you’re a right handed QB and throwing left if you ‘re a left handed QB.

In this Pro Tips 4U sports training football video, Jason White, former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner talks about The 5 Step Drop. Learn the secrets of taking proper steps, how your first 3 steps are different from your last two. Why you have to keep your forehead frontal, which keeps your front shoulder open, which is critical to be able to make throws across the field. Jason also teaches what a hitch is and why you may use a hitch in your 5-step drop depending on the receiver. Lastly you’ll learn why you have to keep your drop fluid and why you shouldn’t jump or hop on the first step.

In this Pro Tips 4U sports training football video, Jason White, former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner talks about The Bucket Drill. This is a great drill to help you with fade routes and those passes you need to make to the corner of the end zone. Jason also tells you why you need to keep your 3 step drop mechanics the same as you perform this drill.

In this Pro Tips 4U sports training football video, Jason White, former Oklahoma Sooner QB and Heisman trophy winner talks about Warming up. Learn the secrets of a good warm-up routine. Jason shows you the proper way to throw the ball, why getting in a rhythm is important and a tip on why you should simulate a snap. Jason also shows you a drill to work on arm and core strength while you’re in your warm-up.