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Rookie Kuechly getting knockback on an angle tackle that turns into a profile when the force player turns the play back. its very rare to generate enough force at this angle to generate knockback. crazy to stay on his feet too

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this angle hits different,, him throwing his jacket?? the tongue?? the way he just turns into an absolute beast?? i will never move on.

this angle hits different,, him throwing his jacket?? the tongue?? the way he just turns into an absolute beast?? i will never move on.

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45,622 views • 5 months ago

oh so from this angle you can see that jungkook instantly turns to check when he hears jimin calling his name at the very first time 😭 and when jimin calls his name again for the third time, that’s when he turns his head and runs quickly to jimin as soon he sees him running towards him 😭 PLS EXCUSE ME IM GONNA CRY NOW

oh so from this angle you can see that jungkook instantly turns to check when he hears jimin calling his name at the very first time 😭 and when jimin calls his name again for the third time, that’s when he turns his head and runs quickly to jimin as soon he sees him running towards him 😭 PLS EXCUSE ME IM GONNA CRY NOW

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Why I don’t love this drill: - “Parallel Feet” – does not produce force when hitting or tackling and encourages stopping your feet and “catching” the runner. Imagine if a running back at contact got his base wide and started chopping his feet parallel—would he break any tackles? - Tackling with force comes from decelerating with a “Gather Step” (staggered feet) and then re-accelerating just before contact by driving force into the ground. - “Head Up” tackle. Only in rare cases should a defender find himself head-up on a runner. 90% will be some sort of leverage tackle. You can even see in this clip he tries to get his helmet to the side, because head-up is unnatural. I recently did a breakdown on Demario Davis the 1st clip was as close to perfect of a “Heads Up” tackle in the hole as you will see.

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