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Arkansas DB Box Tackling Drill Ball Carrier can cut back, or run through. DB Starts in a pedal. Create Knock Back with good leg drive. Marcus Woodson, Co-DC, Arkansas Marcus Woodson #FootballSkills #DefensiveDrills #TacklingTechnique #FootballTraining #Knockback

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DB Hard Joint Technique Drill - In some goal-line and short-yardage situations, DBs must take on a block from a guard - Same foot, same shoulder concepts, reduce the blocking surface - Fullbacks will track the DB in power schemes like 22 or 32 personnel - Meet the blocker in the backfield and knock him back - Once the ball carrier gets inside of the DB, hard joint, squeeze, and punch the ball - The DB secures his area before spinning out to keep the ball from getting outside Andy LaRussa, Asst Head Coach, Western Kentucky Andy LaRussa #GlazierClinics
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DB Hard Joint Technique Drill - In some goal-line and short-yardage situations, DBs must take on a block from a guard - Same foot, same shoulder concepts, reduce the blocking surface - Fullbacks will track the DB in power schemes like 22 or 32 personnel - Meet the blocker in the backfield and knock him back - Once the ball carrier gets inside of the DB, hard joint, squeeze, and punch the ball - The DB secures his area before spinning out to keep the ball from getting outside Andy LaRussa, Asst Head Coach, Western Kentucky Andy LaRussa #GlazierClinics

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LB Search & Destroy Drill - The search and destroy drill is highly effective for linebackers when actions inside the box are cloudy or unclear. - Coaches can choose to have players either shuffle or use a crossover step to move from their starting point to the cone. - A primary emphasis of the drill is to ensure the linebacker keeps their shoulders, hips, and feet square once they reach the cone. - Linebackers must avoid crossing over their feet when making contact with the ball carrier. - The drill should be executed at a thud tempo during the teaching phase so both the linebacker and the ball carrier can feel the movement, with the ball carrier waiting to make a decision until the linebacker reaches the cone. - The drill is excellent for young linebackers to learn how to match the path of the running back and track where he is going, rather than just running blindly through gaps. AJ Cooper, LB Coach, Arizona State AJ Cooper #glazierclinics
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LB Search & Destroy Drill - The search and destroy drill is highly effective for linebackers when actions inside the box are cloudy or unclear. - Coaches can choose to have players either shuffle or use a crossover step to move from their starting point to the cone. - A primary emphasis of the drill is to ensure the linebacker keeps their shoulders, hips, and feet square once they reach the cone. - Linebackers must avoid crossing over their feet when making contact with the ball carrier. - The drill should be executed at a thud tempo during the teaching phase so both the linebacker and the ball carrier can feel the movement, with the ball carrier waiting to make a decision until the linebacker reaches the cone. - The drill is excellent for young linebackers to learn how to match the path of the running back and track where he is going, rather than just running blindly through gaps. AJ Cooper, LB Coach, Arizona State AJ Cooper #glazierclinics

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🚨Breaking: New Commitment🚨 4⭐️ S Jaden Walk-Green (Jaden Walk-Green) Commits to Washington Football over Arizona State, UCLA, and Vanderbilt Walk-Green is a 5’11”, 188 lb safety with the instincts, range, and physicality to impact multiple levels of the defense. He triggers downhill with urgency, takes clean angles in run support, and brings the tackling ability to finish in space. —In coverage, he shows the anticipation to read the quarterback, track the ball, and make plays from depth. His versatility gives Washington a safety who can fill alleys, patrol the back end, and bring value in aggressive pressure looks. Walters nabs a DB who profiles as a smart, physical back-end piece who can play fast, erase space, and create turnover opportunities. ++Downhill Trigger ++Range & Ball Tracking +Tackling Ability +Instincts 🔗:
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🚨Breaking: New Commitment🚨 4⭐️ S Jaden Walk-Green (Jaden Walk-Green) Commits to Washington Football over Arizona State, UCLA, and Vanderbilt Walk-Green is a 5’11”, 188 lb safety with the instincts, range, and physicality to impact multiple levels of the defense. He triggers downhill with urgency, takes clean angles in run support, and brings the tackling ability to finish in space. —In coverage, he shows the anticipation to read the quarterback, track the ball, and make plays from depth. His versatility gives Washington a safety who can fill alleys, patrol the back end, and bring value in aggressive pressure looks. Walters nabs a DB who profiles as a smart, physical back-end piece who can play fast, erase space, and create turnover opportunities. ++Downhill Trigger ++Range & Ball Tracking +Tackling Ability +Instincts 🔗:

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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 CFL Ottawa Redblacks Linebacker Drills!🔥 - Shuffle, crossover run, shuffle - Staying low and in a good base - Keep your shoulders square the whole time - Violent club, rip - Violent uppercuts and bring the hips through when tackling the balance ball - Bag step overs while hvimg a good space between the legs - Use your hands to avoid cut blocks and match the throwing hand - Back pedal break to bringing your hips through - Violent hips and keep the feet moving - Sprint to slow and controlled shuffle to sprint - Sprint, shuffle, break forward
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Great Linebacker Drills!!!🚨🚨🚨 CFL Ottawa Redblacks Linebacker Drills!🔥 - Shuffle, crossover run, shuffle - Staying low and in a good base - Keep your shoulders square the whole time - Violent club, rip - Violent uppercuts and bring the hips through when tackling the balance ball - Bag step overs while hvimg a good space between the legs - Use your hands to avoid cut blocks and match the throwing hand - Back pedal break to bringing your hips through - Violent hips and keep the feet moving - Sprint to slow and controlled shuffle to sprint - Sprint, shuffle, break forward

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LB Run Fits Drill The video outlines a linebacker drill designed to help players adjust their run fits based on the movement of defensive linemen. Key learning points include: - Dynamic Gap Fitting: Linebackers must be prepared to "make it right" rather than just fitting a pre-assigned gap if the defensive front is compromised. - Drill Setup: The drill utilizes a defensive lineman (represented by a coach with a bag) and a running back to simulate real-game scenarios. - Reacting to Defensive Line Movement: The linebacker must observe where the defensive lineman's head goes, such as a 3-technique getting knocked into an A-gap or a 2-eye getting reached or pushed into a B-gap. - Responding to Ball Carrier Cuts: Linebackers must mirror the running back’s cut and then "thud" him up to finish the tackle. - Redirecting and Filling: Players must practice redirecting their momentum; for example, if a linebacker expects to fill the B-gap but finds it occupied by a teammate, they must quickly jump cut or redirect to fill the new open gap. - Downhill Aggression: The goal of the drill is to train linebackers to see the opening and get downhill quickly to fill the vacant gap. Dan Carrel, former Co-DC/LB Coach, Coastal Carolina Dan Carrel #glazierclinics
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LB Run Fits Drill The video outlines a linebacker drill designed to help players adjust their run fits based on the movement of defensive linemen. Key learning points include: - Dynamic Gap Fitting: Linebackers must be prepared to "make it right" rather than just fitting a pre-assigned gap if the defensive front is compromised. - Drill Setup: The drill utilizes a defensive lineman (represented by a coach with a bag) and a running back to simulate real-game scenarios. - Reacting to Defensive Line Movement: The linebacker must observe where the defensive lineman's head goes, such as a 3-technique getting knocked into an A-gap or a 2-eye getting reached or pushed into a B-gap. - Responding to Ball Carrier Cuts: Linebackers must mirror the running back’s cut and then "thud" him up to finish the tackle. - Redirecting and Filling: Players must practice redirecting their momentum; for example, if a linebacker expects to fill the B-gap but finds it occupied by a teammate, they must quickly jump cut or redirect to fill the new open gap. - Downhill Aggression: The goal of the drill is to train linebackers to see the opening and get downhill quickly to fill the vacant gap. Dan Carrel, former Co-DC/LB Coach, Coastal Carolina Dan Carrel #glazierclinics

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Strengthening the rectus femoris along with the quads can be a challenge — especially since the rectus works more effectively in a longer position through hip extension. There’s an incredible machine developed in Germany by @gym80international that targets this beautifully. Outstanding engineering… but unfortunately not available here in North America. After seeing a three-point Swiss ball iso leg extension circulating on social media, I modified it to create a greater stimulus to the quads and rectus in a lengthened position. By leaning back into more hip extension — or by using a larger stability ball — you can manipulate the length-tension relationship. Even the inflation level of the ball changes the demand. Drive your lower leg into the ball with maximal effort and hold the isometric based on your specific needs. Simple setup. Serious quad stimulus. Give it a try and let me know how it feels. 💪 #QuadTraining #RectusFemoris #Isometrics #StrengthAndConditioning #LengthTension #HockeyTraining
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Strengthening the rectus femoris along with the quads can be a challenge — especially since the rectus works more effectively in a longer position through hip extension. There’s an incredible machine developed in Germany by @gym80international that targets this beautifully. Outstanding engineering… but unfortunately not available here in North America. After seeing a three-point Swiss ball iso leg extension circulating on social media, I modified it to create a greater stimulus to the quads and rectus in a lengthened position. By leaning back into more hip extension — or by using a larger stability ball — you can manipulate the length-tension relationship. Even the inflation level of the ball changes the demand. Drive your lower leg into the ball with maximal effort and hold the isometric based on your specific needs. Simple setup. Serious quad stimulus. Give it a try and let me know how it feels. 💪 #QuadTraining #RectusFemoris #Isometrics #StrengthAndConditioning #LengthTension #HockeyTraining

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Today the 65th SEC Tournament tips off at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., and while Alabama Men’s Basketball is second in the conference with eight tournament championships, a former Crimson Tide head coach considers a game that didn’t result in a title as the greatest in tournament history. Wimp Sanderson, who won five SEC Tournaments and played in the championship game nine of 12 years, still considers the 90-89 semifinal victory over Arkansas on March 14, 1992, at the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center as the greatest tournament game he’s ever seen. Elliot Washington, who Sanderson signed after watching him play half-court only, hit a three-pointer as time dwindled down to 1.5 seconds to give the Crimson Tide its one-point victory. Washington only scored six points against the Razorbacks, but the last three were the biggest of the game. “A knock-down, drag-out game with athletes like you’ve never seen,” Sanderson said. “(Latrell) Sprewell hits a shot to cut it two and we go back down the floor and we knew the right guy to foul. He missed the shot and we called timeout. “When we broke the huddle, the ball ends up in (James) Hollywood Robinson’s hands. Hollywood wouldn’t throw it to his mother if she was open. He ended up with the ball around the top of the circle and took it on the dribble drive to the goal. Arkansas was going after the ball and he kicked it in the corner to Elliot. When he shot it, I’m running down the bench saying I believe the cotton-picking ball is going in.” In the 1991-92 academic year, expansion actually started with basketball as newcomers Arkansas and South Carolina joined the SEC. With the addition of the Razorbacks, a Final Four team in 1990, a new hardwood rivalry started between Alabama and Arkansas. During the regular season, the teams held serve on their home courts, Alabama winning 65-63 in Tuscaloosa and Arkansas 90-87 in Fayetteville. When the semifinals of the SEC Tournament created the pivotal third meeting, fans on that afternoon were treated to one of the most thrilling games in tournament history. However, the emotionally and physically drained Crimson Tide had little energy left in the championship game as it lost to Kentucky the next day. “We were dead tired,” Sanderson admitted. “It wore us out.”

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Linebackers!🚨🚨🚨 As linebackers, we have to key the guards for run reads, high hats (pass), and for pulling guards. Linebackers have to communicate with each other when they see a puller, screaming “pull, pull, pull!”. The linebacker to the side of the pulling guard has to shuffle over the top staying inside out of the ball carrier. The other linebacker away from the pulling guard has to either box or spill the puller to the other linebacker depending on their defensive scheme. In this video they are boxing the puller back to the other linebacker. It is very important for the linebacker shuffling over the top to keep his depth and not stepping up field. Offensive lineman wants you to step up field so they can cut you off and make a running lane for the running back. #LBU
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Linebackers!🚨🚨🚨 As linebackers, we have to key the guards for run reads, high hats (pass), and for pulling guards. Linebackers have to communicate with each other when they see a puller, screaming “pull, pull, pull!”. The linebacker to the side of the pulling guard has to shuffle over the top staying inside out of the ball carrier. The other linebacker away from the pulling guard has to either box or spill the puller to the other linebacker depending on their defensive scheme. In this video they are boxing the puller back to the other linebacker. It is very important for the linebacker shuffling over the top to keep his depth and not stepping up field. Offensive lineman wants you to step up field so they can cut you off and make a running lane for the running back. #LBU

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The day Virender Sehwag defused the "mystery spinner" Ajantha Mendis 💣🏏 🎯Virender Sehwag 201* (231 balls) 🎯22 fours & 4 sixes & carried his bat.🏏❤️ ⏩Sehwag scored 70 runs off the 77 balls he faced from Mendis in that innings alone.⚡️⚡️ - It wasn't just a Test innings; it was revenge! 🔥 2nd Test, Galle (2008) India were down to 0-1 in the Series Sehwag - a lone warrior ☑️ While Mendis had tormented other Indian batsmen in that series, Sehwag dominated him by reading the ball from his hand release and playing aggressively. ☑️ When Mendis tossed the ball up on middle and off, Sehwag smothered the spin, and when the bowler drifted on to middle, he went back and turned it fine. If it spun in sharply, Sehwag adjusted his back leg and brought his bat down quickly to kill the ball. Sehwag also picked the two-fingered googly and moved back to cut or punch through the off-side. He failed to beat cover with the drive once but replayed the shot two balls later with more power and placed it to perfection.
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The day Virender Sehwag defused the "mystery spinner" Ajantha Mendis 💣🏏 🎯Virender Sehwag 201* (231 balls) 🎯22 fours & 4 sixes & carried his bat.🏏❤️ ⏩Sehwag scored 70 runs off the 77 balls he faced from Mendis in that innings alone.⚡️⚡️ - It wasn't just a Test innings; it was revenge! 🔥 2nd Test, Galle (2008) India were down to 0-1 in the Series Sehwag - a lone warrior ☑️ While Mendis had tormented other Indian batsmen in that series, Sehwag dominated him by reading the ball from his hand release and playing aggressively. ☑️ When Mendis tossed the ball up on middle and off, Sehwag smothered the spin, and when the bowler drifted on to middle, he went back and turned it fine. If it spun in sharply, Sehwag adjusted his back leg and brought his bat down quickly to kill the ball. Sehwag also picked the two-fingered googly and moved back to cut or punch through the off-side. He failed to beat cover with the drive once but replayed the shot two balls later with more power and placed it to perfection.

AkCricTalks🎤🇮🇳

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Everyone is sleeping on MiniMax Agent. It's like Clawdbot + Claude Cowork + Agent Skills combined. But more polished. I tested it by feeding an AI paper and asking it to create a presentation. I expected something basic. The output was actually usable. Good structure, relevant visuals, clean export. Watch the demo below. But presentations are just the start. Here's what else you can do with it: - Deep research via search, browser use, and MCPs - Build Full-stack apps with auth, DB, and Stripe - Connect to GitHub, Figma, Slack out of the box - Custom MCPs for your specific workflows - Multimodal, supports videos, audio, and images Just describe what you need, and it gets it done for you. One feature I really liked is the ability to roll back and re-run from any step using checkpoint restore if you make a wrong turn. Link to download the desktop app in the next tweet.
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Everyone is sleeping on MiniMax Agent. It's like Clawdbot + Claude Cowork + Agent Skills combined. But more polished. I tested it by feeding an AI paper and asking it to create a presentation. I expected something basic. The output was actually usable. Good structure, relevant visuals, clean export. Watch the demo below. But presentations are just the start. Here's what else you can do with it: - Deep research via search, browser use, and MCPs - Build Full-stack apps with auth, DB, and Stripe - Connect to GitHub, Figma, Slack out of the box - Custom MCPs for your specific workflows - Multimodal, supports videos, audio, and images Just describe what you need, and it gets it done for you. One feature I really liked is the ability to roll back and re-run from any step using checkpoint restore if you make a wrong turn. Link to download the desktop app in the next tweet.

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Back in September, I tweeted out asking if Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson was the most slept on QB in this draft class and with a thinned out crop, he's probably going to be a Top 5 QB in this draft class for me when my big board drops. 6’4, 225 lbs., an arm that oozes talent displaying good touch on deep balls and with the ability to layer the ball over second level defenders. He can drive the ball real well with great velocity, make throws off platform and really, can threaten all three levels. I think he doesn’t get enough credit for his pocket presence and overall feel for it plus he’s mobile enough to create out of structure. Robertson does need to be more consistent with his accuracy and I think that starts with him needing to be coached up mechanically because you see the baseball background impact his lower and upper body mechanics at times on tape. But if you’re talking about taking a Day 3 flier on a QB who you can develop and isn’t expected to start immediately, Robertson fits the bill as one of a few intriguing options in this draft. #PhinsUp
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Back in September, I tweeted out asking if Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson was the most slept on QB in this draft class and with a thinned out crop, he's probably going to be a Top 5 QB in this draft class for me when my big board drops. 6’4, 225 lbs., an arm that oozes talent displaying good touch on deep balls and with the ability to layer the ball over second level defenders. He can drive the ball real well with great velocity, make throws off platform and really, can threaten all three levels. I think he doesn’t get enough credit for his pocket presence and overall feel for it plus he’s mobile enough to create out of structure. Robertson does need to be more consistent with his accuracy and I think that starts with him needing to be coached up mechanically because you see the baseball background impact his lower and upper body mechanics at times on tape. But if you’re talking about taking a Day 3 flier on a QB who you can develop and isn’t expected to start immediately, Robertson fits the bill as one of a few intriguing options in this draft. #PhinsUp

Reason

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A lot of interest in the post below. I know I come off as critical at times, but based on DM's a lot of people want to hear what I actually think about tackling. I get a kick out of being called a meathead, having my knowledge of the game questioned. The idea being you have to smack helmets and go live every day to teach tackling couldn't be further from the truth. This is a great example of how you can teach it and still get the right feeling. Shin angle, body angle, learning what it feels like to generate real force and drive through somebody, create a penetrating blow. Great way to work a cut tackle or chop tackle. Huge difference between this and running full speed at a stationary bag or tackle wheel and launching at it. Here, you have to create force to move it. You can't just launch. The resistance exposes technique. Do it wrong and it doesn't work. Safe and effective at any age, any level. I look at this and I can feel how it would make me a better tackler. I don't get that feeling launching at pads and tackling wheels. Just one idea. Think outside the box. Plenty of different, creative ways to do this, and some good drills out there. Keep an open mind. See the game from a different lens. Shout out to SuperSport Rugby IG page for the clip.
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A lot of interest in the post below. I know I come off as critical at times, but based on DM's a lot of people want to hear what I actually think about tackling. I get a kick out of being called a meathead, having my knowledge of the game questioned. The idea being you have to smack helmets and go live every day to teach tackling couldn't be further from the truth. This is a great example of how you can teach it and still get the right feeling. Shin angle, body angle, learning what it feels like to generate real force and drive through somebody, create a penetrating blow. Great way to work a cut tackle or chop tackle. Huge difference between this and running full speed at a stationary bag or tackle wheel and launching at it. Here, you have to create force to move it. You can't just launch. The resistance exposes technique. Do it wrong and it doesn't work. Safe and effective at any age, any level. I look at this and I can feel how it would make me a better tackler. I don't get that feeling launching at pads and tackling wheels. Just one idea. Think outside the box. Plenty of different, creative ways to do this, and some good drills out there. Keep an open mind. See the game from a different lens. Shout out to SuperSport Rugby IG page for the clip.

Adam Archuleta

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I'm excited to release Latent Scope 1.0! Thanks to Fable clearing 2 years of backlog, you can now point your workhorse model at a directory of images, a text corpus or even existing RAG db and get back an interactive map for looking at your data through the eyes of a transformer. Latent Scope started as a set of scripts with a frontend to try and make it less tedious to run the process of projecting & clustering embeddings. Now we let agents do the tedium and the library is essentially a skill that reliably outputs data maps that you can explore. In this release we enabled a ton of stuff, starting with performance increases by switching the backend to LanceDB and enabling cuML GPU acceleration. We added support for images, and late interaction (ColBERT models) as well as 3D UMAP support. We also added Leland McInnes new EVoC clustering method. All that is topped off with a skill definition and an Impeccable powered UI revamp. See the thread for more videos and demos!
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I'm excited to release Latent Scope 1.0! Thanks to Fable clearing 2 years of backlog, you can now point your workhorse model at a directory of images, a text corpus or even existing RAG db and get back an interactive map for looking at your data through the eyes of a transformer. Latent Scope started as a set of scripts with a frontend to try and make it less tedious to run the process of projecting & clustering embeddings. Now we let agents do the tedium and the library is essentially a skill that reliably outputs data maps that you can explore. In this release we enabled a ton of stuff, starting with performance increases by switching the backend to LanceDB and enabling cuML GPU acceleration. We added support for images, and late interaction (ColBERT models) as well as 3D UMAP support. We also added Leland McInnes new EVoC clustering method. All that is topped off with a skill definition and an Impeccable powered UI revamp. See the thread for more videos and demos!

Ian Johnson 🔬🤖

17,648 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Roki Sasaki with a sick and long awaited debut— before bumping his velo up a bit this AM, it was no secret that his fastball has been a bit down. Averaging ~98.8 in ’23 compared to ~96 last year. My social media guy has me posting insane clickbait, so I just wanted to throw these up and highlight a few differences I’m seeing: Initial CoM position at peak leg lift: -At peak leg lift, you can see back in’23, Sasaki’s center of mass is slightly shifted further away from the rubber. -Greater oppositional side-bend at peak leg lift. Back in ’23, it looks as though he’s got more pelvic side-bend to his arm side, and more thoracic side-bend into his glove side. What I think happens as a byproduct of this: -Gets stuck on his back leg—> You can see a more pronounced vertical shin now and the CoM not as far down the mound as he begins rotating. -Hingier torso posture with glove side direction slightly more across the body and higher—> Likely a byproduct of earlier pieces, trying to find some way to delay rotation. The body knows he’s trying to throw 100 and will do everything it can to delay rotating. When you see guys lose a bit of the ability to create good internal torque earlier in the delivery (get good shirt wrinkles as AnatomyLinks.com is king of demo’ing), you end up seeing the body trying to do too much downstream to make up for it. Ultimately what this all sets up is mistimed rotational and linear separation and an inefficient window for layback. Throwing hard is all about maximizing force into the baseball— which happens as the arm transitions into layback and through ball release. Do I have any idea what’s going on? No. Does Roki still throw harder than Ben Baggett ? Currently. Did this post spark interest, clicks, and possibly violence? Hopefully.
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Roki Sasaki with a sick and long awaited debut— before bumping his velo up a bit this AM, it was no secret that his fastball has been a bit down. Averaging ~98.8 in ’23 compared to ~96 last year. My social media guy has me posting insane clickbait, so I just wanted to throw these up and highlight a few differences I’m seeing: Initial CoM position at peak leg lift: -At peak leg lift, you can see back in’23, Sasaki’s center of mass is slightly shifted further away from the rubber. -Greater oppositional side-bend at peak leg lift. Back in ’23, it looks as though he’s got more pelvic side-bend to his arm side, and more thoracic side-bend into his glove side. What I think happens as a byproduct of this: -Gets stuck on his back leg—> You can see a more pronounced vertical shin now and the CoM not as far down the mound as he begins rotating. -Hingier torso posture with glove side direction slightly more across the body and higher—> Likely a byproduct of earlier pieces, trying to find some way to delay rotation. The body knows he’s trying to throw 100 and will do everything it can to delay rotating. When you see guys lose a bit of the ability to create good internal torque earlier in the delivery (get good shirt wrinkles as AnatomyLinks.com is king of demo’ing), you end up seeing the body trying to do too much downstream to make up for it. Ultimately what this all sets up is mistimed rotational and linear separation and an inefficient window for layback. Throwing hard is all about maximizing force into the baseball— which happens as the arm transitions into layback and through ball release. Do I have any idea what’s going on? No. Does Roki still throw harder than Ben Baggett ? Currently. Did this post spark interest, clicks, and possibly violence? Hopefully.

Ben Baggett

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007 First Light | Hands-On Impressions and Details ▪️Gamespot: "Could be 2026's GOTY and the best Bond game ever", "shaping up to be a phenomenal IO Interactive game" ▪️CGM: "IO Interactive might be the perfect Bond studio" ▪️Metro: "007 First Light passes the James Bond authenticity test" ▪️Blends old and new Hitman games ▪️Takes players 'through linear sections that funnel into sandboxes and then back, on loop' ▪️Ensures players get "movie-like explosive action and setpieces" + improvised problem-solving "that is authentic to 007" ▪️The game starts out with Bond in the Royal Navy on a mission in Iceland ▪️As a younger Bond, he can be impatient and maybe a bit more reckless ▪️The Iceland mission gets him noticed, goes through training and joins MI6 ▪️Many gadgets to use, Q Lens lets you see enemies through walls and hack things ▪️You can also fire a laser to cut things like ropes or explode devices ▪️'Bluffing' mechanic is fun - one example sees Bond knock out a guard, only to be caught by another on patrol ▪️Bond quickly activates the Bluff skill and convinced him that the unconscious guard had suffered a medical emergency and had fallen on his own ▪️Combat: Punching, blocking, parrying, sidestep, grab nearby objects, bash them against walls ▪️Action is super smooth and feels "utterly transcendent", harkens a bit to Batman Arkham ▪️Enemies can be tough, especially when they gang up ▪️You can blind enemies with the Q Watch's laser or hack something on them to knock them off balance ▪️One mission sees Bond scrambling across rooftops after assassins attack his apartment ▪️Many 'wide-linear' missions ala Hitman with tons of options ▪️Eavesdrop on NPCs or talk to characters to gain info ▪️You can hit NPCs with a poison dart as a distraction ▪️One example sees Bond overhear a chat about a journalist and impersonates him to get past security ▪️Players will have to pay attention however, as you'll need to remember details if asked ▪️"Intense" boss fights, one described as "the James Bond version of the often lauded Mr. Freeze fight" ▪️Firefights can get very chaotic, requiring all of Bond's tricks (stealth, hand-to-hand, gadgets, guns and improvisation) to succeed ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ IGN Video ▶️ Gamespot Video ▶️ #007FirstLight #JamesBond #PS5 #Xbox #Steam
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007 First Light | Hands-On Impressions and Details ▪️Gamespot: "Could be 2026's GOTY and the best Bond game ever", "shaping up to be a phenomenal IO Interactive game" ▪️CGM: "IO Interactive might be the perfect Bond studio" ▪️Metro: "007 First Light passes the James Bond authenticity test" ▪️Blends old and new Hitman games ▪️Takes players 'through linear sections that funnel into sandboxes and then back, on loop' ▪️Ensures players get "movie-like explosive action and setpieces" + improvised problem-solving "that is authentic to 007" ▪️The game starts out with Bond in the Royal Navy on a mission in Iceland ▪️As a younger Bond, he can be impatient and maybe a bit more reckless ▪️The Iceland mission gets him noticed, goes through training and joins MI6 ▪️Many gadgets to use, Q Lens lets you see enemies through walls and hack things ▪️You can also fire a laser to cut things like ropes or explode devices ▪️'Bluffing' mechanic is fun - one example sees Bond knock out a guard, only to be caught by another on patrol ▪️Bond quickly activates the Bluff skill and convinced him that the unconscious guard had suffered a medical emergency and had fallen on his own ▪️Combat: Punching, blocking, parrying, sidestep, grab nearby objects, bash them against walls ▪️Action is super smooth and feels "utterly transcendent", harkens a bit to Batman Arkham ▪️Enemies can be tough, especially when they gang up ▪️You can blind enemies with the Q Watch's laser or hack something on them to knock them off balance ▪️One mission sees Bond scrambling across rooftops after assassins attack his apartment ▪️Many 'wide-linear' missions ala Hitman with tons of options ▪️Eavesdrop on NPCs or talk to characters to gain info ▪️You can hit NPCs with a poison dart as a distraction ▪️One example sees Bond overhear a chat about a journalist and impersonates him to get past security ▪️Players will have to pay attention however, as you'll need to remember details if asked ▪️"Intense" boss fights, one described as "the James Bond version of the often lauded Mr. Freeze fight" ▪️Firefights can get very chaotic, requiring all of Bond's tricks (stealth, hand-to-hand, gadgets, guns and improvisation) to succeed ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ IGN Video ▶️ Gamespot Video ▶️ #007FirstLight #JamesBond #PS5 #Xbox #Steam

Shinobi602

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