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Steps To Catch A Football
Today i am teaching you the steps to catching a football like a pro. You may think it is very easy but there are a vary of steps you probably do not know about catching a football. The proper steps before you learn to catch a football is that you should always be aware and know where quarterback is so you can watch the ball when it is thrown. Another step is that you should always be squared up with the ball and light on your feet in case you have to run or back up to catch the ball. The steps i will be explaining to you is keeping your eye on the ball, where to have your hands when the ball is coming towards you, and what to do after you have done these steps and caught the ball.

Step one; When the quarterback is in the process of throwing
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