Rogers Athletic Mobility Football Lineman Chutes - 410475
Train low, play low with the Rogers Mobility Chute. Defensive line coaches requested this Chute to better train second-and, third-level defensive players. Teach your players to be in a good football hitting position, maintain balance, keep a good pad level, and stay low on redirection drills in four different ways.
The large, 10' x 20' size keeps players low longer than other chutes. Adjust the height from 40" to 69" to best challenge your players. Mesh top will not scratch helmets. It comes with four six-inch casters for easy repositioning.
The Mobility Chute helps you simulate a more realistic movement with a low pad level. For the DBs, consider drills such as backpedal with angle breaks for speed and backpedal with a downhill break for tempo. The O-line can practice lateral slides; D-line practices stunts and angle steps. All players can work on agility with bent knees and eyes up, stepping over an Agile 1 dummy (not included). Work stalk drills with the wide receivers and defensive backs.
What Our Experts Think
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Low-position training: Helps defensive players maintain proper pad level, balance, and hitting stance.
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Advanced versatility: Supports four different redirection drills for comprehensive skill development.
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Focus on mobility: Designed specifically for second- and third-level defensive players to stay low and agile.
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Durable construction: Built to withstand repeated impacts during intense practice sessions.
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Technique enhancement: Reinforces proper football posture and balance during contact and movement.
Q&A
Q: What is the purpose of the Mobility Chute?
A: To train defensive players to stay low, balanced, and maintain proper pad level while redirecting.
Q: Who benefits most from this equipment?
A: Second- and third-level defensive players needing agility, balance, and low-contact technique.
Q: Can it be used for multiple drill types?
A: Yes—it supports four different redirection drills for versatile training.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Absolutely—constructed to handle repeated impacts in football practice.
Q: What skills does it improve?
A: Pad level, hitting position, balance, agility, and low stance during redirection drills.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe down pads after each use to remove sweat and dirt.
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Inspect frame and padding regularly for wear or damage.
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Store in a dry area to prevent corrosion and material degradation.
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Check adjustable components for smooth operation and secure locking.
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Replace worn pads promptly to maintain safety and effectiveness.
