Steelers T Kelvin Beachum Already Busy Training Out In Arizona

Pittsburgh Steelers tackle Kelvin Beachum has already started his offseason training program and that includes working out at in Arizona at LeCharles Bentley O-Line Performance.

A few days ago, Beachum posted a short video on his Instagram account showing him working on his pass protection footwork.

Beachum, who was drafted in the seventh-round of the 2012 NFL Draft out of SMU, has proven the last two seasons that undersized offensive linemen can still start in the NFL at left tackle.

Beachum, who measured in at the 2012 NFL Combine at just under 6’3″, has started 27 games at left tackle for the Steelers over the course of the last two seasons.

#Rp “The back knee must be inside the foot in order to maintain the best base and position for power. Once you lose this alignment, you lose control of your hip. Losing control of your hips is akin to driving 100mph on a bumpy road without a steering wheel or brakes…. You will crash and be trash. #DontBeTrashBro #OLPBuiltToDominate ™@olineperformance”. Learning from the best! The fundamentals of pass pro—–working on the masterpiece! When Sunday’s roll and the crowd roaring in the 4th quarter, it’s the fundamentals that @olineperformance teaches that will be the difference #sacrifice #family #lifeandfavor

A video posted by K Beachum Jr. (@kelvinbeachumjr0768) on Feb 27, 2015 at 7:18pm PST