Any pointers would be great!

Thanks mate! Really appreciate it!

Here we go

Right? This dudes trippin. Speed is speed, and speed kills.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll make sure to adjust the music volume in the next video.

That’s Jamaica

Ha ha yeah I hear you

That’s fast

I’m 36….it just takes work 💪🏻

100% and none of them were real times as they don’t report lasers time!

Tied 15th is still incredible considering how solid he is

Yeah dude is also 6’3’ and built, he could probably play TE with more football experience

In practice he actually ran 4.28 or 29. That was actually his slowest times in the test run and he was disappointed so he matched the better times and capable . Still just 23 so has room to get a bit faster

@@mjtigerfang this issue with this is that hand times are proven to be 0.2 or more innacturate. It baffles me as to why they don't use laser times.

I really like them and use them with my athletes. Got some big things planned with them!

100% bro! Success leaves clues 👊🏻💙

Without a doubt! What adjustments would you make??

Well first of all, we don't really need to be jumping. Need to stay more connected to the ground, we may be shooting or getting ready to shoot ie moving into a shooting position so the gun needs to be stable. We don't really need to change direction very quickly, but we do need to be able to enter and exit positions quickly and efficiently. So for example, the use of the shin in assisting that is not something I've considered. The crossover would generally be used when shooting while moving laterally, or to move laterally quickly from one position to the next. So again as an example of what I would change for this drill, as I move into position at the cone I would acquire my shooting stance (need to arrive ready to shoot), pause for a few moments (to simulate target engagement) then explode out of position again. Shooting stance is feet wide, knees bent, weight forward of centre of gravity, ready to move. Similar to the way you'd stand on defense getting ready to make a tackle. A good stable position that allows you to move quickly in any direction

@@kristian762 what do you mean by shooting position?

@@SamPortland well, in practical shooting sports you run through a course of fire with either a pistol, semi auto rifle, or semi auto shotgun depending on your sport. There will be barricades, stage boundaries, and multiple arrays of targets and different target types. You will have to navigate the course and engage targets as and when they become visible. Its all timed using a shot timer that records your time from the beep on the timer until the last shot fired. The goal is to move through the course of fire as quickly and efficiently as possible while shooting as quickly and accurately as possible. No two courses of fire are the same, the stage designer will be given leeway to build the CoF as he sees fit, staying within the regulations (target distances, types etc) specified in the rulebook. Quite simply, a shooting position is any area within the course of fire where targets are visible and available to be engaged. If you're interested you can look up videos of IPSC and USPSA competitions.

Yeah 100% on this list

100%

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It’s called Gaelic Football! Irish sport! Its epic

Rugby

@@i_am_speed2484 oh ok, i thought rugby was more like american football

Rugby doesn’t have a goalkeeper, idk what this is

handball

Gealic football or GAA it's played in ireland

What woman!?

@@SamPortland@0:25 seconds

@@JoolzThePirate Why do you say that?

@@SamPortland he isn’t even pulling on the band, mega slack, it’s almost like it’s in the clip to show a ‘boss chick’. No doubt what your talking about is a great idea, fantastic even, but the whole clip is let down by that.

Gaelic football I believe. It’s very big in Ireland.