Rogers Athletic MOD Football Blocking Sleds - 411301
America's favorite training tool For over 35 years, the Mod Sled has been America's favorite training tool. Putting a Mod Sled on your practice field is a decision that will be in the "win column" now and for years to come.
The unique spring action, correct pad angle, and modular versatility have helped thousands of players perfect game-winning blocking skills. For the offensive line, the Mod Sled is ideal for drive and zone blocking. Run drills to improve pass protection and combination blocks. Advance through the sled to block the second level or to set up screen passes. On defense, practice the correct stance and motions to physically play the blocker. Run repetitions of linebacker separation drills and goal-line stands. Invert the pad for form-tackle drills. Putting a Mod Sled on your practice field is a decision that will be in the "win column" now and for years to come.
What Our Experts Think
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Proven performance: Trusted for over 35 years as a reliable football training tool.
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Skill development: Helps linemen and ball carriers practice blocking, leverage, and contact techniques.
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Durable construction: Built to withstand repeated impact and long-term use on practice fields.
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Versatile training: Suitable for a wide range of drills to improve strength, speed, and technique.
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Field-ready: Easy to position and integrate into daily practice routines for maximum benefit.
Q&A
Q: Why is the MOD Sled so popular?
A: It has been a trusted, reliable training tool for over 35 years for building blocking and contact skills.
Q: What skills can it improve?
A: Blocking, leverage, hand placement, footwork, and overall strength.
Q: Is it durable?
A: Yes—constructed to endure repeated impacts and long-term field use.
Q: Can it be used for multiple drills?
A: Absolutely—versatile enough for linemen, running backs, and team drills.
Q: Is it easy to use during practice?
A: Yes—it integrates smoothly into practice routines and is simple to position on the field.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe down pads after each use to remove dirt and sweat.
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Inspect frame and welds for signs of wear or damage.
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Check straps and handles for secure attachment.
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Store in a dry location to prevent corrosion.
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Replace worn padding to maintain safety and effectiveness.
