Trick Library
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White Sling
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Yellow Sling
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Orange Sling
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Red Sling
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Maroon Sling
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Green Sling
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Blue Sling
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Black Sling
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White Level
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Yellow Level
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Orange Level
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Red Level
- Back Ninja
- BTB Foot Stop
- CC Double
- Clock
- Continuum
- Double Aerial
- Double Left-Left
- Double Shoulder Saw
- Double Side Toss
- Double Vert Stop
- Hell's Whip
- OTH Left Hand Single
- OTH No Release
- OTH Right Hand Single
- Right Hand Drag
- Rising Sun BTB Flow
- Scorpion Toss
- Shoulder Roll
- Single Side Toss BTB Power Catch
- Single BTB Flow Catch
- Single Ike Catch
- Sundial
- Thumb Roll
- Trailing Sun
- Underarm Crank
- Underarm Roll
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Maroon Level
- 45 Cross
- CC Triple
- Right Hand Continuous
- Hourglass
- J Hook
- Skip Drill
- Centino XPlane
- OTH Left Hand Continuous
- OTH Right Hand Continuous
- Single Tomahawk
- Under Leg Crazy 8s
- Double Back Ninja
- Double Ike
- Fire Knife Doubles
- Left Hand Continuous
- OTH J Hook
- Rising Palm Roll
- Triple Side Toss
- XPlane Single Right Shoulder Toss
- Crazy Legs
- Double Kiwi Grab
- Double Thumb Roll
- OTH Two-Hand Continuous
- Rising Sun Double Exit
- Triple Aerial
- Double Right Shoulder Toss
- Double Under the Leg Catch
- Rising Sun Double Exit BTB Flow Catch
- TIC Crossplane
- Triple Vert Stop
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Green Level
- CC Death Double
- Death Double
- Dixie
- Double Heaven's Whip
- Double Hell's Whip
- Double Rising Sun
- Double Scorpion Toss
- Double Side Toss BTB Power Catch
- Double Tomahawk
- Eclipse
- Flyin’ Hawaiian
- Head Spin
- OTH Double
- OTH Double Skip Spin
- OTH Palm Spin
- OTH Pop Toss
- Quad Aerial
- Side Palm Spin
- Spinal Tap
- Triple Aerial Varial
- Triple Back Ninja
- Triple Left-Left
- Triple Right Shoulder Toss
- Triple Under-the-Leg
- Two-Rifle Continuous
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Blue Level
- Andres Roll
- CC Death Triple
- CC Quad
- Centino BTB Power
- Centino XPlane Triple
- Death Triple
- Double Eclipse
- Double Eclipse BTB
- Double J-Hook
- Flyin’ Floridian
- Jeup Hook
- OTH Double Continuous
- OTH Ninja
- OTH Triple Aerial
- Quad Left-Left
- Quad Vert Stop
- Quint Aerial
- Rising Sun Triple Exit
- Rising Sun Triple Exit BTB Flow Catch
- Rising Sun XPlane Exit
- TIC to BTB
- Tollbooth
- Triple Heaven's Whip
- Triple Hell's Whip
- Triple Rising Sun
- Triple Side Toss BTB Power Catch
- Wendling Roll
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Black Level
- Centino Varial BTB Power
- Quad Back Ninja
- Quad Heaven's Whip
- Quad Hells Whip
- Quad rising Sun BTB Flow Catch
- Quad Side Toss BTB Power Catch
- TIC Varial
- Triple Satan's Whip
- UTL Varials
- Varial Kiwi Grab
- OTH Quad
- OTH Triple Skip Spin
- Quad Right Shoulder Toss
- Quad Rising Sun
- Rising Sun Varial Exit
- Sextuple Aerial
- Triple XPlane BTB Flow Catch
- Zykotic
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Gold Level
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Contact
Introduction
Ready to start an exhibition drill team but don't know where to begin? This series is designed for you.
My name is Adam Jeup, and I've been coaching high school exhibition drill teams since 2009. Over the years I've:
- Led a team to a National High School Drill Team Championship
- Earned a World Championship title in exhibition drill
- Served on the United States Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard
- Worked with JROTC programs across the United States
- Collaborated with organizations including New Guard America and the Royal Hawaiian Guard
This series is built for JROTC instructors, military instructors, coaches, and senior cadets who are starting an exhibition drill team from the ground up. Whether your program has never spun a rifle before or you're taking over a brand-new team, these videos will walk you through the process step by step.
The "30 Days" in this series refers to 30 drill practices, not 30 calendar days. Since most teams practice exhibition drill about twice per week, this plan is designed to guide you through roughly your first semester—perfect for teams beginning in August and preparing for competitions later in the fall.
Each episode focuses on a specific skill or milestone, giving you a structured practice plan that gradually builds toward a competition-ready routine. Don't worry if your team needs extra time on a particular skill. Every team progresses at its own pace, and this series is meant to be a flexible roadmap—not a rigid schedule.
My goal is to make the learning process organized, approachable, and effective so you can confidently build a successful exhibition drill team from scratch.
Good luck, enjoy the journey, and I'll see you in the next lesson.
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