Spiral passing system and method for training football passers to make perfect spiral passes

A spiral passing system for training a football passer to throw a football as a perfect spiral pass, comprising:

• a. a shoulder harness affixed to the passer's throwing arm shoulder,
• b. a wrist harness affixed to the passer's throwing arm wrist, and
• c. a control strap of adjustable length, attached to the top of the shoulder harness, at an approximately 45 degree angle outward from the shoulder and toward the passer's back, so that the control strap can hang down the passer's back, can be pulled through the space between the passer's body and throwing arm, can be wrapped once around the throwing arm, and can be attached to the wrist harness at the outside of that wrist, at an approximately 45 degree angle back up the arm, and can be adjusted to a length such that when the throwing arm is extended, tension produced by the control strap causes the wrist harness and wrist on the throwing arm to pronate inward, such that, when the passer is throwing a football, the movement of the throwing arm's hand and fingers as the football is released causes the football to be thrown with a longitudinal spin that allows the passer to throw a perfect spiral pass.

A spiral passing method for training a football passer, comprising the passer wearing, while passing a football, a spiral passing system that causes inward pronation of the passer's throwing arm wrist in a manner that results in throwing the football with a perfect spiral.

A spiral passing method for training a football passer to throw perfect spiral passes, comprising having the passer weara spiral passing system comprising:

• a. a shoulder harness affixed to the passer's throwing arm shoulder,
• b. a wrist harness affixed to the passer's throwing arm wrist, and
• c. a control strap of adjustable length, attached to the top of the shoulder harness, at an approximately 45 degree angle outward from the shoulder and toward the passer's back, so that the strap hangs down the passer's back, where it is pulled through the space between the passer's body and throwing arm, wrapped once around the throwing arm, and attached to the wrist harness, outside of that wrist, at an approximately 45 degree angle back up the arm, and having the passer adjust the control's strap's length, such that when the throwing arm is extended, tension produced by the control strap causes the wrist harness, wrist, and hand of the throwing arm to pronate inward, such that, when the passer is throwing a football using a standard grip and a standard throwing motion, the movement of the throwing arm's hand and fingers when the football is released causes the football to be thrown with a longitudinal spin that allows the passer to throw a perfect spiral pass.