Mark Rosenbaum- QB Fundamentals

by Lauren's First and Goal

Description

Master the essentials of quarterback play with Mark Rosenbaum's expert guide to QB fundamentals!

Learn how to develop quarterbacks who can confidently command the offense and make big plays.

In this course, he covers:

Throwing Mechanics- Base /Stride
Back Foot /Lower Half
Upper Body- Grip / Carriage
Draw /Release /Hold Finish
And much, much more

Elevate your quarterback training program with his proven techniques and take your QB's performance to the next level!

Lessons

1 Mark Rosenbaum intro 1:43 2 Throwing Mechanics- Base / Stride 4:35 3 Back Foot / Lower Half 3:37 4 Upper Body- Grip / Carriage 3:39 5 Draw / Release / Hold Finish 4:03 6 Example clips / Drill work 4:25 7 Developer- Warm Up 4:24 8 Cement / Stride / Crossover Plant 4:23 9 Game clips 3:02 10 Play Action Pass- 3 Level 4:59 11 3 Level- set 2 4:27 12 Shots / Intermediate 6:49

The Coach

Lauren's First and Goal

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Mark Rosenbaum is in his sixth season coaching at Princeton in 2023. During his tenure, Princeton has consistently been a strong contender in the Ivy League. In 2022, the Tigers finished 8-2, contending for the Ivy League title until the final week and achieving 16 All-Ivy selections, the second-most for Princeton since 2013. The team boasted the top passing offense (274.2 yards per game) and the second-highest scoring offense (27.6 points per game) in the league. In 2021, Rosenbaum helped lead Princeton to a 9-1 record and an Ivy League title, with a program-record 10 first-team All-Ivy honorees. The offense led the league in scoring (33.4 points per game) and ranked second in passing efficiency (147.0).

In 2018, Rosenbaum was part of the coaching staff that led Princeton to a perfect season, setting an Ivy League record with 470 points scored. He coached standout wide receivers Jesper Horsted and Stephen Carlson, who combined for 133 catches, 1,730 yards, and 18 touchdowns during the championship season. Before Princeton, Rosenbaum spent two seasons with Rutgers, focusing on wide receivers, and coached at Moravian College, where he directed daily meetings on passing concepts and receiver techniques. A former quarterback at Susquehanna University, Rosenbaum graduated in 2014 with a double major in finance and economics and is originally from Long Valley, N.J.