Play the Right Way: Effective Techniques for Defensive Backs

Insightful guide on how to play defensive back according to a former NFL great

Scottsdale, Arizona – WEBWIRE – Friday, March 23, 2018

The position of defensive back in football is one of the hardest to learn in the game

The position of defensive back in football is one of the hardest to learn in the game. It involves facing much faster and larger wide receivers, initiating more tackles, changing directions, running forwards, backwards and so on. Luckily for aspiring players and coaches, The Lost Art: How to Play Defensive Back aims to teach the “lost art” of playing the position the most productive way.

As the game evolves, players now rely more on their talent, size, speed, and strength to play football. However, defensive back is one of the most difficult and complicated football positions to learn and master. Relying on talent and speed alone will not be enough; strategy, technique and preparation is just as important. Retired NFL defensive back Sydney Justin—who also coaches and trains young players breaks down drills, workouts and the mentality to get the best out of a player for the position.

In The Lost Art, the author uses his experience in playing the game at the highest professional level (NFL) and years of coaching elite players to provide both players and coaches the tools and knowledge to master the Defensive Back position. With illustrations and clear instructions, this book will help both players and coaches bring back the “lost art” of the defensive back play and improve their productivity on the field.

The Lost Art
How to Play Defensive Back
Written by Sydney Justin
E-book | $4.99
Paperback | $19.99

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Sydney Justin came from a family that was blessed with music and athletic talents. Sydney earned a football scholarship for Long Beach State University. He suited for the Los Angeles Rams and played in Super Bowl XIV. Sydney also played for Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Buffalo Bills, and the Indianapolis Colts before a neck injury forced him to retire.

He turned to music after football and concentrated on songwriting, singing, and producing. He is currently the lead singer with the Motown legendary vocal group “The Miracles” formerly Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, Sydney still continues to coach young players and speak to coaches in seminars on how to properly play defensive back position.

More information about the author and his work is available on www.thelostartbook.com.