The Basics of the Under-Center Quarterback-Center Exchange
May 17, 2019
1. General Background
The laces of the ball must come up crossing the finger of the Q’s passing hand.
Avoid crowding the Center.
2. Stance
Shoulder-width.
Toes point straight ahead.
Weight on balls of feet with the weight distributing on the side to which the Q is pivoting.
75% of weight on pivot foot.
Knees are sightly flexed.
Upright trunk. Too much forward lean affects the read on #1.
Throwing hand must be placed firmly under the Center’s buttocks–squarely in the middle with the palms facing down.
Opposite hand must be connected at the thumbs, either by meshing the thumbs together or interlocking them.
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