Coach Schuman
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Allen Iverson was a 170 lb quarterback who ran 21+ mph and put 576 lb through one foot on a cut. Bethel High School, 1992. QB, DB, returner. 1,423 pass yds / 14 TD 781 rush yds / 15 TD AP Player of the Year in football AND basketball State title in both He never played a senior season. Physics on the tape →
Coach Schuman479,492 views • 1 month ago
11 feet, half an inch. From a dead stop. Here's what that actually costs: → 821 lbs into the floor. 4.4x his bodyweight, in a 0.22 second push. → Leaves the ground at 10.6 mph on a 42° launch. → 0.73 seconds of air. Hips climb 20 inches. → 1,307 lbs absorbed on the landing. 7.1x bodyweight, in 0.15 seconds. The jump is already won before he leaves the floor. Watch the dip — hips drop, arms swing back, and everything loads at once. Triple extension just cashes the check. Most guys lose this jump in two places: they dip too slow, and they land with their feet under them instead of out in front. Fix those and you find a foot. Full physics breakdown →
Coach Schuman126,201 views • 1 month ago
Jeremiah Smith 110 HH are in the 19.5 mph range with hurdles on the track, this dude is fast.
Coach Schuman32,285 views • 4 months ago
David Gabriel Georges' first carry of the preseason went 54 yards for a TD on Buford. We put the physics on it: • Peak 18.3 mph • Peak acceleration 4.5 m/s² (0.46 g) • 9.90s carry, 65 yards of ground covered The dip at 2.2s is him taking contact. He rebuilds to top speed anyway.
Coach Schuman10,058 views • 1 month ago
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