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Football Bullet Arms: You Won’t Believe this NFL Alternative.
The violence of arm strikes have long caused football coaches to look for ways to reduce wear-and-tear on their players while still training their skills and muscle memory. Bullet arms (also known commonly as torpedo or missile arms) from brands like Rogers and Rae Crowther have been a popular option for a few years now.
Football Coaching Equipment
The Krausko Colt has made its way up through high schools and colleges into the NFL. Stated simply, it’s a blocking pad with arms.
With The Colt, players are able to practice hand violence at full speed without bruised forearms and high risk of injury. Asking players to do full speed 1 on 1 drills versus their teammates often results in “peace treaties” – guys don’t want to get hurt, so they go through the motions at half speed, expecting to be able to just turn it on for gameday.
The problem is MUSCLE MEMORY DOES NOT TRAIN AT HALF SPEED. Working with The Colt allows the simulated violence of real football at FULL speed.
Cheap, Used and Budget Football Equipment versus Looking Pretty
Many high school programs are willing to invest thousands and thousands of dollars into uniforms, draining the budget on appearances when better players who win more games are the best way to increase revenue.
Consider which equipment is going to make your program better before making any buying decisions.