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Home›How To›How to Tackle in Football: 14 Steps

How to Tackle in Football: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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1. Understand the objective: The primary goal of tackling in football is to stop the progress of the ball carrier towards the end zone and to regain possession of the ball.

2. Assess the situation: Observe the movements of both your teammates and opponents to determine the best timing and angle to initiate a tackle.

3. Approach with caution: Close in on your target by accelerating and maintaining a low center of gravity, keeping your shoulders square with your target.

4. Keep your head up: Do not lower your head while tackling, as this can lead to severe injuries. Instead, maintain eye contact with your target’s chest area.

5. Square up: Align your body directly towards the ball carrier, keep your knees bent, your feet shoulder-width apart, and remain balanced.

6. Remain agile: Stay on the balls of your feet, which will help you quickly change direction if needed.

7. Use proper timing: Patience is key; strike too early or too late, and you give the ball carriers an opportunity to evade you.

8. Arm technique: While initiating contact, reach forward with both arms outstretched to envelop the ball carrier’s legs or waist area, depending on their size.

9. Drive with legs and shoulders: Propel yourself forward by thrusting your legs into the ground while simultaneously leading with your shoulder to create maximum impact force.

10. Maintain control: As you wrap up the ball carrier, maintain a firm grip; this allows you to bring them down while minimizing injury risk for both players.

11. Bring them down: Once you’ve established control over their legs or waist area, drive through with force while pulling them towards you to bring them down onto their back or side.

12. Stay on top: After bringing them down, ensure you maintain control by applying some pressure over their body; this makes it harder for them to break free.

13. Show good sportsmanship: Once the tackle is complete, help the opponent back on their feet.

14. Keep practicing: Studying game footage, seeking feedback from coaches, and continuous practice will help improve your tackling skills in football.

Following these 14 steps will help you improve your tackling technique in football and contribute to your team’s success on the field. Always remember to prioritize safety while maintaining competitiveness in this great sport.

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