im in 8th grade im 5'5 weigh 126 i wanna be a WR in college give me some tips and drills to help me get the

Question

starting position.

Answer 1

To all these people telling you height is the most important thing ask them if they ever heard of these 2 WR's, and many others.

Steve Smith 5'9"
Santana Moss 5'10"

Conditioning is most important, followed by route running. Strong legs and hands. WR's that run sharp, polished routes have such a great advantage, even without having the greatest speed (Marvin Harrison). Running routes can be practiced anywhere, anytime by yourself. The bottom line is the more you practice the better you'll get.

Answer 2

your not going to get a starting WR anywhere being 5'5. But if your still growning and going to be over six feet i advise you work out your legs a lot, get a good vertical, run alot, work out your biceps, play a lot of catch with your friends.

Your going to have to be first string in high school if you want to get noticed by any college scout.

Answer 3

go outside and you have to make sure you do sprints everyday because it seems like your not gonna be a phisical freak so you have to make sure you can outrun guys, you should also get someone to throw you 50 balls everyday at least and you cant drop more then 2 in a row, you also need to start lifting weights now so you can gain some muscle, and make sure you eat right

Answer 4

yeah try to get in shape start runing a mile evey other day and time yourself to see if you get better and jump rope it helps get your ankles and feet stronger so you can jump higher, you should also try to get flexible and if you have someone to play catch with every day have him throw you some passes

Answer 5

With that frame you need to either be an excellent catcher and rout runner, or be incredibly fast.

Answer 6

don't drop the ball