The Whip route is a double move that is often used by wide receivers after they've mastered the basic passing routes on the Route Tree. It's usually called as a complementary route with the outside receiver, and works especially well against man-to-man coverage.

2015年5月28日 · The Whip routes also know as Pivot has the receiver running to 2 or 3 yards as in a shallow or quick inside route, then stop and “pivot” back towards the sideline. Effective pass route to beat man coverage.

In this video I breakdown how Cole Beasley runs a whip route. We talk about when to change speeds on a route, how to drop your hips at the top of the route a...

2025年2月24日 · The whip route is when the receiver runs a slant, but on the third step, plants their foot and works back to an out route. Whip routes are great for short yardage and goal line separation from defensive backs.

The Sluggo route is the most common type of double moves that receivers use to try to confuse the defender. Others are the hitch route, where the defender might start by running a slant, but then stop in his tracks and occupy a certain spot on the field.

2024年7月24日 · The whip route, also known as a pivot route, is a dynamic maneuver that requires a receiver to execute a sudden change in direction, often leaving defenders off balance. The route begins with the receiver sprinting forward, selling the illusion of a vertical or slant route.

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2016年9月15日 · We show common pass routes and route combos that you will find real football. We break the sections down with quick pass, medium pass, and deep pass.

The Whip route is a simple double move that does not take as long as deeper double move routes. It is important to make the initial move inside look like you are running a Slant route of a quick in route. The hard move inside gets the defense flowing inside, but the quick pivot outside is even more important to get separation from the defender.

2022年9月24日 · The whip route is designed to make it look like the receiver running an in-breaking route for a few steps before the receiver turns out toward the sideline underneath. The whip route is similar to the flat route, since it is rarely designed run on its own, but instead used as a complement to another route in a concept to stretch coverages.