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[Assistant] I look at the pro gamers today, all the kids out there, if they get that good, that professional, they're just like athletes. But at this time, they're mental athletes. So it's the same thing if your son was playing triple A ball, and all of a sudden we started getting up and the scouts started looking at him and he got into a minor league team and played for a professional baseball team. So this is what this is all about.


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[Assistant] There's no pamphlet to read, you know, the life of a gamer and everything that you have to go through. There's no outline, there's no draft of what to go by. That was a learning experience for sure.


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[Assistant] It almost happened overnight. They sent me a 12 page contract and I looked it over and I was like, you know, should I show it to everybody? Should I turn him out? And I'm thinking, no, they're going to pay him to play this game.


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[Assistant] Why? Let's go for it. Doesn't matter what you play for a game. But as soon as you have a contract, as soon as you have a salary, you become a pro. No matter what it is. Tennis, basketball, baseball, or gaming.


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[Assistant] They have to be a kid at the end of the day. So we can't just make this a job and beat them up on it, but they don't feel like doing it. Just back off and let them have fun.


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[Assistant] If you wanna be a streamer, basically you have to stream every single day and you gotta have the grind.


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[Assistant] My goal at first was just to have fun. Oh my gosh! Probably have like two or three thousand hours clock.


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[Assistant] I stood on stream, once I hit my 100,000 followers on Twitch, I will go and dye my hair a color of your choice. And I put out a Twitter poll, and everybody chose blue. So I have good streams and I have bad streams, but what makes a stream good, in my opinion, is I like my energy levels, how I'm feeling, how entertaining I was for that stream, how people enjoyed it, like that kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] All of these top skins are here are limited edition, like I had to get a Playstation to buy this.


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[Assistant] This one, the honor guard, which you have to buy a phone to get. Uh, this one, which is the galaxy skin, which you also have to buy a phone to get.


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[Assistant] He's made $200,000 playing it through subscribers. This is my 100,000 subscriber plaque. It starts off at silver, and then you move over here to the gold one, which is 1 million subscribers, and it's pretty insane. I didn't expect to get these in the mail, but it's awesome.


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[Assistant] So every birthday or Christmas I would ask for say a monitor or a keyboard or a mouse and I'd just start building up this collection over time.


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[Assistant] This is my camera right here, this is where it records my face obviously. I have the ring light so it doesn't change the color of my face. People don't want to watch something that looks like a potato. Down here we have the stream deck where it could change it from going from full face cam down to just the band.


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[Assistant] I'd rather be in my chair playing video games, but uh, it's something they're gonna need.


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[Assistant] We're in the living room right now just because if I didn't go down here and do all my work on this computer, I'd be spending literally like 24 hours in my room, non-stop.


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[Assistant] This got really hectic at school. Everybody would come up to me and like ask for pictures in my school and I'd have to put on like the skeptic face and be super energetic around everybody and it would wear me out really bad.


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[Assistant] This is kind of like a dream in a way. Just keep it going. This is like one in a million.


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[Assistant] Chance that this would happen. No Days Off to me means that you are always grinding, that you're always practicing, that you have no break, and you gotta keep going and grinding.


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[Assistant] This was the game when I dropped almost 25, 30. This is the 5 foot trophy I won that, uh, Kyrie Ross Strickland turned in.


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[Assistant] He was already a really good ball handler, but I think I've seen him progress as a shooter and as a playmaker. I just love working with players that want to work.


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[Assistant] Right, they want to put the time in, they want to be coached, they want to be trained. They're not scared of the work. Alright, that was a much better attack there. So when I'm working with guys that are training for the NBA, some of those guys aren't really that much fun to work with. Because they don't want to work, they've been given this god-given gift. And then some of those guys, they want to put their head down, they want to get better, they want to do whatever it takes to make themselves the best player they can be. Those are the guys I love working with.


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[Assistant] Hey, I knew you had it in you. Free throws, normally we're gonna have to shoot those when we're fatigued at the end of the game when they really matter. And so, as we're working out, to me it's a reward to move on to the next thing. They have to hit one free throw or sometimes two free throws to progress to the next thing. If he doesn't hit, then we go back to the thing that we were just working on.


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[Assistant] There's so much that he can't control. How tall is he gonna be? What opportunity he's gonna get? The reality is, is if he puts the work in, day in and day out, he's gonna be ready for his opportunities.


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[Assistant] I have a Zoey that she's my little girl and she's just this little happy little girl that you wouldn't think that she's a boxer.


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[Assistant] Once you see her in the gym, she's completely a different person. I don't even know who that is.


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[Assistant] It would be funny because the gloves are so big compared to her when she was so little. Boxing has really given her...


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[Assistant] I'm confident in herself and being who she is and nobody's gonna be able to mess with her.


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[Assistant] I really wasn't taking her serious, kept asking and asking. It really took my mom to convince me to train her, cause you know, I've been through basketball and you go through a lot of adversity and I didn't know if she was ready for that.


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[Assistant] Wider. Every drill we do has like a purpose. It's not so much like I'm telling her how to get it, like I just want her to figure it out. Get a point going.


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[Assistant] If we worked on all day pullbacks, the next day she hit a kid with a pullback and she knew exactly how to do it because it's just repetition.


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[Assistant] You know, girls basketball is really missing in the Kyrie Irvin. And right now you don't hear a lot of girls saying, oh she's got a Kelsey Plum type game. I'm really just trying to build my sister and help her trying to get to that Kyrie type of handle.


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[Assistant] He can basically do everything. There's really not much he can't do. I'd say hard work, definitely talent. I'd say a little bit of everything though. He does have good work ethic. Being able to do this, you know, all the time before he throws is going to help him stay on the field, keep him healthy.


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[Assistant] Not a lot of kids at his age are doing arm care. He's definitely ahead of the game. Trying to keep his legs still as much as he can.


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[Assistant] He's got good command. He's a really good competitor. Throws a lot of strikes. Why we're throwing a football is to be able to work on his front arm when he's throwing. That's very similar to throwing a baseball.


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[Assistant] Being able to keep that front arm up. He just uses his body very well.


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[Assistant] I think what sets him apart is the fact that he wants it more and he sees that he can actually build something out of it and he's trying to do that.


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[Assistant] So growing up in New England, you know, it's always cold. Just something we have to deal with, you know. Especially with Chase, he's going to be competing at a national level. And some of the kids he's going to be playing with are from the southern states where it's a little bit warmer. So if he's going to take days off while they're working, he's not getting any better. So we got to make sure that he's able to compete at that level.


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[Assistant] Take off, take off, take off, good. The one thing I noticed about him was, you know, his work ethic and how bad he really wanted it. As soon as I clap, I want you to push off your back leg, reach with the front one, try to cover some space, and then sink your hips in.


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[Assistant] Good job, nice. There it is. Good, don't look that way, just drive. There we go, all the way down. So most kids his age that I work with, they kind of find reasons to stop.


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[Assistant] Good job. He always wants to work. Even when the session's over after an hour, he's kind of upset usually. He goes straight to hockey, straight to boxing. Never stops.


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[Assistant] When you eat bad foods, fried foods and greasy stuff like that, you're not gonna perform as good as you was if you was eating those healthy foods.


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[Assistant] Hard work has just always been in me. Been in me since high school and college level and it's gonna stay with me.


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[Assistant] I wanted to take off the year and actually focus on basketball. I thought I was going to be in the NBA.


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[Assistant] Right. I looked to a scout, he said, he must've did something good, cause people understand. I was just looking at their selves, like, did this really happen? I mean, here now, it's all came in, like I really did.


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[Assistant] When you're going through adversity, just really put your mind to it and really see what you're striving for. Obviously my motivation, my family. I just always wanted to make my family proud.


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[Assistant] My grandparents have always been a great support system. Always supported me in anything I did.


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[Assistant] When he was so young, I think it kinda put a chip on his shoulder. Nobody's perfect, but you gotta strive for perfection.


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[Assistant] He works hard, he hustles hard. He knows what he needs to do and he knows what his efficiencies are. To see the step that he's taken this last year and to eatin' the right thing. Been funny to watch him grow up and mature that way too.


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[Assistant] He's always just kind of been a guy that got something to eat, whatever it might be, fast food, showed up and went off for 30 points in a basketball game.


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[Assistant] When I first got here, it was Akeem's freshman year. He was kind of going through the growing pains of being a freshman in college and it's been really fun to watch the growth that he's got. Oh! Good catch.


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[Assistant] I've learned a lot about nutrition and what whole grains and fruits and vegetables are actually good for rebuilding the body. As far as when you work out, you're tearing down your muscles, so you need to be putting things in your body that's gonna help rebuild that muscle.


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[Assistant] Right now I'm just preparing the good morning smoothie for Flash. Put about two ounces of kiwi and about an ounce and a half of strawberry. And then, uhm, put the banana in there for the potassium.


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[Assistant] This is this movie I have every morning. He loves it. He's always energetic. I've never seen a kid so enthusiastic or so dedicated.


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[Assistant] I could tell that he had a desire to, you know, get to the next level and he knew that I was in, uh, sales and sponsorship and he kind of wanted to tap into some of that knowledge. He's like, how do I make a living on my, my career? My name is Reed Morales. I'm Austin Keen's manager.


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[Assistant] I mean, I don't know what the stats are, I don't know if it's 10% or 20% or 30% of the active skateboarders around the world are women, but the number's definitely getting up there now. When you used to see crews of guys around, now you see just crews of people.


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[Assistant] I don't wanna try to be anybody in like the NFL.


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[Assistant] I just wanna be like my own choir. Like I just wanna be Tyler.


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[Assistant] I was huge for my grade back then. I started football and I instantly fell in love with it. This was second grade. I rocked the Mohawk when I was younger just cause I felt like it made me tougher on the football field.


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[Assistant] Football started to take off for me. It's my 6th grade Massachusetts All-Star team MVP trophy for the best players in Massachusetts. It was my first year playing on like a national level of football.


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[Assistant] I play inside linebacker on defense and then I play sort of a tight end H back on offense. So half running back, half tight end. I love playing against other people. It brings out the better in me.


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[Assistant] A lot of blocking and catching balls, but defense is definitely my favorite, just cause I get to hit people more.


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[Assistant] Like my mom was an athlete, my dad was a coach. So they sort of know what I'm going through. Having my sister Molly is huge for me because she pushes me to be the best athlete that I can be.


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[Assistant] People are always saying that, oh, is Molly a better athlete? And I always want to say no, but in reality it's probably pretty close because she's a beast.


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[Assistant] She doesn't think about size, age, strength, speed, and I feel like she brought that out in me, especially playing varsity as an 8th grader.


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[Assistant] Since second grade when I started football, I was one of the biggest kids on the team.


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[Assistant] Like, I know that there's always gonna be kids better than me, but if I can always be like the best leader on the team, like I feel like I care a lot more about that than being the best player.


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[Assistant] My dad had breakfast for me and a couple of my friends, and then Coach Brown and Coach Whaley walk out, and then he comes down, knocks on the window, I roll it down, he's like,


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[Assistant] Yeah, uhm, you just received a scholarship from the University of Michigan.


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[Assistant] Whoa. So it was like, I was kind of speechless. I was like, really? Like I kind of thought he was like joking.


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[Assistant] I'm doing really well in the classroom at a really tough school and I'm doing really well in the football field. My hope is to just, like, make the most of it.


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[Assistant] I think Georgia is out there competing against any other state as far as baseball quality goes. It's a game of failure, so how to deal with that is going to help him in life.


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[Assistant] A good person, a good man in life, in the future, that's what we hope for. At least I do as a coach. That's what we try to emphasize on.


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[Assistant] Ty, the oldest shepherd, is the most able-bodied of the three because she can sprint as well as run distance. She does anything from the sprint hurdles to the 800 meters. She's very, very determined and focused, not just in track but in school and in everything she does.


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[Assistant] So the parents and the girls on the team and the coaches all came together to assist them with whatever they needed.


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[Assistant] Jeunesse Track Club is a team I started 33 years ago. There wasn't a lot going on back then, especially for girls. Boys had football and basketball and baseball and girls had cheerleading.


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[Assistant] Student that they can be, and uhm, that's what I insist on.


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[Assistant] It takes a lot to get out of that mindset and to realize that you can make it on your own. It's a struggle, but it's possible.


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[Assistant] Skill set wise, he's elite. Like if you put him in with a lot of pros, they can't do a lot of the things that he can do. Basketball is a sport selected out for height, so he has to do a lot of different things to close that height gap. We're working on his jump shot specifically all year. There we go. There we go.


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[Assistant] We're gonna make and miss. Who cares? But when we miss, we're looking at how we miss. Hold it.


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[Assistant] When people can't guard him because his handles are good, they start doing this. Trying to jam him and put their hands on him. So he has to be able to not, like, shy away.


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[Assistant] Today is gonna be light stuff. We're gonna dynamic warm up first. We're gonna do some plows and some jumps. We're gonna do some light footwork stuff with the ladder. And then I'm gonna condition him a little bit with some sprints just to gas him out. Being on the concrete or on the hardwood, a lot of times there's a lot of impact on his joints and they're still growing.


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[Assistant] So we want to try to mix it up. We try to limit a lot of the resistance, but no weight. He can get all of his strength literally from just various movements, especially in the sand.


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[Assistant] He has to work on his recovery. He has to get his speed out the sand. He can't get as much traction to take off.


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[Assistant] He's really good at this type of stuff, like athleticism stuff. He's small.


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[Assistant] When he works out, he looks so much mature and he's thinking about stuff like if he was a college player or a pro. He killed it as always, right? But most importantly, the most important thing is always going to be our body language, right? Our heart and our love for the game.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to build careers, not just, oh, he's going to be a great football player one day. I want you to be a great man. A great man makes a great football player. All my kids, whether they're 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, they get treated the same way as professional athletes. That's why we call it career prep. The athletes work pretty hard on specific drills to prepare for combine.


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[Assistant] To be his age and to understand that this is what I gotta do to be great. You don't see that in kids nowadays. You uh, flip up. Press. Behind your head. Press. Down. Down. That's one. You give me four more.


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[Assistant] So when we go to Junior Olympics, he would have a few competitors, but he would probably podium top three.


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[Assistant] That's where he kind of struck some notice with some of the coaches.


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[Assistant] And I saw coach Rolovich and he called me down and you know, said that we think that Titan is special.


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[Assistant] The road to a scholarship's heart. When you get it, you don't pass it up. So, you know, we accepted it.


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[Assistant] I mean, he's right. We gotta, we gotta focus on what's today and what's gonna happen tomorrow. And although it's a, it's a blessing and we cherish everything that's coming out of this, you know, we know that nothing's guaranteed and we're gonna grind like none of this has ever happened.


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[Assistant] At this level, so I'm gonna coach like how I coach in high school and then these guys gotta just kinda like understand.


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[Assistant] You have coaches that would just say, coach, you know, we're coaching this age bracket. They can't do that on this age bracket. They may not be able to run as fast, you know, or hit as hard, but they can do everything.


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[Assistant] That the older guys can do, you know, as far as mental wise.


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[Assistant] Hawaii is a football state, you know, there's, there's no doubt. It's not everybody can afford college. So this is a vessel, football is a vessel for them to get a higher education. And I mean, families are going all in on it.


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[Assistant] So everybody within our organization is not, we're not just teammates, but we're actually family.


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[Assistant] And I tell people this all the time. Football is about that much of your life.


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[Assistant] But it's a blueprint of who you are, who you're gonna be. You get that blueprint so like when football ends, you know, wherever you're gonna be.


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[Assistant] You're gonna work hard. You're gonna constantly work hard. It's a blueprint. Once they're ready to leave the nest, let them fly and hopefully that, what we taught, you know, taught them in that short amount of time, sticks with them.


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[Assistant] We just say who wants to be quarterback? Who wants to be wide receiver? And, you know, some people, some, some organizations do that and then they end up moving the kids to a position that the kid really doesn't want.


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[Assistant] It's, it's very physical. It's, it's becoming funness.


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[Assistant] Us being islanders, we had to fight for territory.


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[Assistant] I think it's just, you know, I just think it's within our culture, you know, I mean, this is the closest thing that you can bring to our heritage, I mean, where you...


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[Assistant] Put on gear and you, you, you go into combat.


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[Assistant] You can make difficult things look easy and to me that's something that you really tend to see in people that become professionals.


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[Assistant] When I first started making boards for kids, I didn't really kind of have a reference point of like where to start and how far to go. And the more we did, the more.


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[Assistant] And then flat out of the tail with just a very, very small high point behind the tail, which allows for really quick rail to rail transitions.


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[Assistant] He's a very demanding customer. Very, very demanding. Yea man, stoked.


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[Assistant] She was four when she first originally wanted to get into the whole basketball thing. And of course, a lot of people thought that it was me pushing her and saying, oh, let's go do this, let's go do that. Nah, the success comes from within her. We warm up, get the blood flowing. So it's, it's bah, ha, ha.


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[Assistant] And we go and put up some jump shots. We just work on her form, strong. A lot of shots.


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[Assistant] Show me right now what you think your range is. Go stand at it. That a girl. Perfect.


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[Assistant] She's pretty much laid out her own foundation for success. And it shows. She has her own drive. She has her own passion. She knows what it takes. I'm not doing nothing special. I'm spending time with my daughter. Simple. Her success is based on her. Everything she do, she's done it. I mean, I can't tell her.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's enough if she wants to keep going. She wants to get better. We got to get better.


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[Assistant] Her trying to set those goals is amazing to me as a father. There's women breaking boundaries every day. Every day.


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[Assistant] It's no limit to what you can and what you want to do. You can do everything and anything you want to do. It doesn't matter.


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[Assistant] Be on the resume. Softball pitchers rotate their arm underneath and then basketball you're going over the top. I don't want to mess that up.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Sundays is family day, fun day. We go hang out, swim, get in a hot tub. You know, I like to cook, so I'm going to go jump on the grill. And this is what we do to kind of relax, like whenever we have a free weekend to kind of let kids be kids and let her enjoy herself and, you know, just enjoy family being around and just have fun.


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[Assistant] I don't too much focus on eating habits or trying to make her eat.


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[Assistant] A certain way cause at the end of the day she's a kid. So, it's a little too early for that. I feel like once she gets older and she wants to kind of do that on her own or if it's something that we should do.


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[Assistant] Then yeaah, of course I'll do it, but let them have fun. That's what it's about. To me, when I think about No Days All, I think about her. And she's been talking and been saying that since she was four.


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[Assistant] Balancing just the coach and dad part of it is, I'm not this super trainer. I didn't play in the NBA and all that. I just know enough to get my daughter to the elite level where she's at. She's nine, but she's on a level of a-


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[Assistant] Because at the end of the day, whenever that time comes, it'll show.


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[Assistant] She will be a future first round draft pick.


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[Assistant] They have a team, and I'd be like, we need fans who really know this game and know how to skate.


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[Assistant] You know where I bet that came from? I bet they had refs who would get so, like, messed up before game. Who would be, like, at a bar before, and then they're like, I can have one in skate, and then they have, like, six. They get destroyed. And just get, like, totally wasted. Well, you know Gary.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, I would answer in like two seconds, for sure.


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[Assistant] Ryan, when you have a dream, you do whatever it takes to achieve it.


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[Assistant] If you're sick of your job and you want to go travel the world, quit your job and travel the world.


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[Assistant] So we are in Vancouver, Washington, and as much as I've traveled, one place I've never been with my bike is the Northwest, where there's nothing but massive concrete bowls, and that's my favorite thing to ride.


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[Assistant] So, it started off like freshman year of college, two friends and I drove to Texas for the contest, so like an event to go hang out at and stuff.


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[Assistant] And it was like, addicting, because I was like, oh, we're gonna sleep, I don't know, we'll just, like, we'll buy a tent and figure it out. Or like, we'll sleep in the car or something. And then, we'll just bring food so we don't spend any money. And it just made me realize how possible it is to just like, get in a car and go on a road trip.


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[Assistant] And just keep everything cheap. Then I just, we just started using bikes as an excuse to go somewhere. Like, oh, like, there's a couple of good skate parks here. Let's go there. And then just like, if the, the riding time or time in a city is like double the amount of the drive, it's just.


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[Assistant] This past summer, we went and did it for three months straight. We found cheap flights to Copenhagen, Denmark, and we're like, well, let's make sure there's like something to ride there. We found like, we saw one picture of one skate park, and we're like, okay, let's justify it, and booked a ticket. It was kind of just like, alright, let's just see if we can pull it off, like just fly to Europe with a tent.


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[Assistant] And make our way around. And we did. First thing we did was walk from, uh, the bus station, like three miles to the skate park. And then there was a local dude there. He's like, oh, where are you guys from? Here's some coffee.


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[Assistant] And first couple nights we were sleeping in a tent in the skate park and then pack everything up, take it on the bus, move to the next city, do it all again. At no point was I ever like...


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[Assistant] I regret this, like this is, I wish I was at home in a bed right now. Cause I was like,


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[Assistant] In three hours, we're riding this incredible skate park that we may never get the chance to ride again. You don't remember like how bad the sleep was, you remember...


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[Assistant] It comes off as out, especially with social media, like, oh, he was in this country yesterday, now he's here. Yeah, but you didn't know, like, I'm posting this photo from a McDonald's wifi and it's up in the car last night. It just looks like this glamorous, like, oh, how do you explore that? Like, how do you just, like,


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[Assistant] You bring a tent and my parents don't want to hear this, but you eat one meal a day and you're going to be fine. You can make it work.


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[Assistant] And I feel like I get more out of a culture by...


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[Assistant] We kind of chose to, to like work for our friend's company that grew and


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[Assistant] Financially stable with a house and a family, but for right now I'm perfectly fine with just sleeping in my car every weekend.


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[Assistant] I started doing this with my friends because I saw you guys doing it, and I'm like, that's the coolest thing. Like these kids that never thought to like, go on a road trip, it showed them like, yea you can do it, like it's possible, like, just make it happen. Then, it's worth it.


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[Assistant] I comfortably made rent and car payments and ate well. No, you're gonna remember that time that you were sleeping in someone's yard in France. Like, that's what you're gonna remember. Just do whatever you want because one day you're just, that's all that's gonna matter in the end is like...


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[Assistant] To bring you to that, to that, that final, uh, destination, you know.


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[Assistant] Tyler's history with football started when he was seven. I was a football coach at Acton for years. It's been in my blood, it's been in my life my entire time. And with my son being big, I thought that it would be a great sport.


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[Assistant] By the time he was in 8th grade, he was 6 feet tall, 195 pounds in every private school in New England.


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[Assistant] It's absolutely crazy. Tyler is in eighth grade. He hasn't stepped a foot in high school yet and he has a full athletic scholarship to play football.


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[Assistant] I think she rises to the challenge. She's just got that personality and that, uh, drive to be able to handle that. You have to be a different breed to pitch.


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[Assistant] To get out there and to, to face batters and come up with something to beat them. It's me against them kind of thing. And she's got that intestinal drive and fortitude to go up there and say, okay, I'm going to beat you.


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[Assistant] I'd be a complete fool. There's actually an even cooler way, I think, that's sort of related. And that is if you are the ref, you could just do it yourself. You could be a ref and also score a goal. And it has to count. Now Ryan. I swear to God it's true.


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[Assistant] Yes, but I have a story to tell you. Okay. It all comes from, I have here, the laws of the game, because in Brit-


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[Assistant] Law 9 says the ball is in play at all other times, including when it rebounds off either the referee or an assistant referee when they are on the field of play. So you can totally bank a shot off a referee. But I know of a guy


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[Assistant] Who took that one extra step and just did it himself as the referee. So it's the year 2000.


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[Assistant] It's Essex County, England, and it's like an amateur soccer game against Earl's Cone and Wimpole. Two most brilliant sounding places on the face of the planet. Okay.


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[Assistant] So the score is 18 to 1. A player banks a shot off of his head. And it comes at the ref, who's this guy named Brian Savile. And he's like, this game sucks. It's 18 to 1. Let's have a bit of fun, eh? And he just kicks it in the goal.


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[Assistant] Scores his own goal. Did he get the shit kicked out of him? He did not get the shit kicked out of him. What happened instead was he ran up the field celebrating because he thought it was really funny.


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[Assistant] So he had accounted for half of Wimpel's goals at the end of the game.


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[Assistant] I think it could be, it could be a little bit. You could be a little bummed and be like, what's all this then?


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[Assistant] And he thinks it's all in good fun, but then the Essex County Football Association suspend him.


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[Assistant] That's perfect. I would love to see that. I think you should get in touch with Brian Savile, get him out of retirement, and create the first team of goal-scoring refs. All ref all-stars. All ref all-stars. I like that a lot.


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[Assistant] Seth, you're a big basketball fan. I am. If you had to take like a giant lanky like


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[Assistant] Basketball center and put him on a football field. What would you do with it?


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[Assistant] What if you had a really tall, like, NBA center you had on your team specifically to like swap balls out of the goalposts for field goals?


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[Assistant] Then that's a fantastic idea. Well, too bad. Cause there is a rule against specifically that. And I'd like to tell you about it.


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[Assistant] The rule says goaltending by any player leaping up to deflect a kick as it passes above the crossbar of a goalpost is prohibited. The referee could award three points for a palpably unfair act.


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[Assistant] If you try to deflect it as it's going across the goalposts. Like swatting it down with your hands.


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[Assistant] Often enough for them to make it illegal. And I'll tell you exactly why. Please. In 1969, the Kansas City Chiefs drafted a basketball player from Clark Atlanta University named Morris Stroup. And this guy was huge. He was 6'10". He was a pretty good basketball player with very little actual football skill, but


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[Assistant] I don't believe he ever successfully did it. Which is very funny to me. I would be very surprised if he did it.


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[Assistant] Uh, tons. There are tons of rules against that. Yeah, you can't do that.


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[Assistant] Any rule against that? Uh, I don't think there's a rule to do the children in a trench coat move.


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[Assistant] It would be very fun to see it at least once. But he tried to do it so often that eventually the commissioner at the time was like, no, I don't think this should be a thing. And so they enacted this rule and they called it the Stroud rule, informally.


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[Assistant] It is now, and it's the Rosenthal rule. Welcome to Weird Rules. It was one time.


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[Assistant] Hey everyone, thanks for watching Weird Rules. If you have an idea for a story, like this one, leave it in the comments below, and there's a whole bunch of other ones, so go watch them, they're all really great.


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[Assistant] LeBron James, comment on my video, now everybody know me.


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[Assistant] I'm Blaze, I'm 7 and I play football.


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[Assistant] I like Tariq Olam because he fast and he can shake just like me.


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[Assistant] He saw us there, he just picked them up to eat.


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[Assistant] Well fatigued and simultaneously also focusing on that speed and agility aspect. You want the kids to understand that there's a whole level of maintenance that goes into becoming a top level athlete. And I think the biggest factor is he's doing it with a smile on his face the whole time. It's never forced, you don't want it to come from the parent, you want it to come intrinsically from the kid.


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[Assistant] And uhm, that's what I see here. It's no different than somebody that loves an instrument and all they do is go home and play guitar and listen to music. C'mon, three more.


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[Assistant] To be a young professional, and if you're aspiring professional, aspiring collegiate player, just aspiring athlete at the highest level, you should enjoy the process of getting there. And I think to engender that in a young person's mind, it's critical.


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[Assistant] Nice turf field like we're blessed with in soccer, you're playing on a grass field, you have different divots, different holes, and you're just teaching the body that on an uneven surface to stabilize. And you're teaching the athlete to really focus on their technique when they're tired, which is important for injury prevention.


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[Assistant] Today we're gonna be doing a little bit ball control and shooting. Finish. Good. Nice. That was a good one. Since day one.


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[Assistant] I prefer to have the basics done well. Like when I say done well, it's 10 out of 10. We don't get it wrong. We were very clear on this. She's a soccer player, football player, not a freestyleist. Good. That's a good one.


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[Assistant] The gods of soccer for us. He said, Ariana, you're gonna be better than me when you grow up. Because I never seen any girl, any girl, do the things that you can do.


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[Assistant] The perfect player would be the muscle of the US with the creativity of the Brazilian.


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[Assistant] On the Brazil side, we are more skillful than anyone. The American side does not really believe in fancy or on creativity, but they bully. It's almost like push people off. That's where I think she shines because she has the explosiveness of the American type of player with the Brazilian creativity.


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[Assistant] Candle pin bowling is a variation of 10-pin bowling that is predominantly played in the northeast of the United States and the maritime provinces of Canada.


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[Assistant] The bowler uses a small light ball and has up to a 16ft approach to the foul line, which is the start of the lane.


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[Assistant] A game is divided into 10 frames or 10 boxes. Each box represents one turn for the bowler.


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[Assistant] In a turn, a player is allowed to roll the ball up to three times.


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[Assistant] This means that you have 3 chances to knock down all 10 pins, as opposed to just 2 chances in 10 pin bowling.


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[Assistant] If you knock down all 10 pins with all 3 balls, this is known as a Derby and this scores exactly 10 points.


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[Assistant] And if you knock down all 10 pins with your first ball, this is known as a strike.


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[Assistant] Players generally alternate turns between boxes, and once both bowlers have finished 10 boxes each, the person with the highest score, wins.


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[Assistant] So, what's the point? Why not just play 10 pin bowling?


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[Assistant] Some people prefer this game because the ball isn't anywhere near as heavy, and it's less of a strain on the body to bowl.


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[Assistant] But one of the biggest differences between this and 10-pin bowling that people may prefer, is the fact that the pins are not necessarily cleared out of the way in between balls.


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[Assistant] This is the Deadwood line, and any pins that have fallen behind this line stay where they are.


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[Assistant] You also have to manually reset the Pinsetter machine after you've had your turn. This is usually done automatically in 10-pin bowling.


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[Assistant] There are separate contests for men, women or a mixture of both.


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[Assistant] Split. This is where the first ball of the frame results in pins away from each other, still standing. This is known as a split. Terminology.


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[Assistant] Candle pin bowling has unique terminology that isn't found in other types of bowling. Some of these terms include


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[Assistant] Wood, which is any fallen pin that is lying on the lane behind the deadwood line. It's also known as live wood.


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[Assistant] Deadwood, which is any fallen pin that is lying on the lane in front of the deadwood line, or in the gutter. For horsemen.


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[Assistant] Where the only pins left standing are the four pins in a diagonal to the left or to the right.


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[Assistant] Where the bowler misses the head pin and strikes the 2 or 3 pin too directly, only punching out the pin directly behind it. This makes it difficult to complete a spare.


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[Assistant] If you roll two half-wusters, i.e. clearing the 2, 3, 8 and 9 pins, this is known as a full-wuster.


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[Assistant] Also, any pins that are knocked down by a ball in the gutter or by bouncing off dead wood into the pins don't count either. Perfect game.


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[Assistant] As in regular temping bowling, the maximum you can score is 300 points. This is done by rolling 12 strikes in a row.


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[Assistant] Why 12 strikes instead of 10? Because if the bowler gets a strike in the last frame, the score for that frame cannot be recorded before rolling twice more.


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[Assistant] The highest score ever recorded in an officially sanctioned game is just 245. So if you want to try and roll a perfect game, you'd be the first person in history to do so.


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[Assistant] Be sure to check out my other video on Tempin Bowling if you're still not sure.


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[Assistant] Each player or team has 4 bags, filled with corn or something similar, and they will differ in colour to that of their opponents.


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[Assistant] They will aim to throw their bag into the cornhole, which is situated on a board that is 27 feet away.


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[Assistant] Just to start the game, a coin toss or rock paper scissors determines who goes first.


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[Assistant] This is known as in the hole or just corn hole, and this scores 3 points. If you miss the board completely, if a bag ever touches the ground,


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[Assistant] Once all players have thrown their 4-bags, this is known as an inning or a frame.


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[Assistant] Going over might result in your total score being reset to 15 points.


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[Assistant] That's basically cornhole in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or watching a game. For example… General rules.


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[Assistant] There's a few general rules that you have to abide by when playing cornhole.


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[Assistant] These are strictly enforced when playing in tournaments, but not so much when playing casually.


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[Assistant] You may only use the same hand to throw every bag in a single inning.


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[Assistant] You may not cross the front of the board during a throw.


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[Assistant] The bags themselves are filled with corn or similar material.


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[Assistant] This is intentional, as this affects the types of shots that can be made with these bags. Types of shots.


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[Assistant] Players employ a variety of shots and techniques in order to win the game. These include a slide shot, where the bag hits the board and slides into the hole.


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[Assistant] A blocker, where a bag is intentionally thrown to stop short of the hole to block an opponent's slide.


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[Assistant] A bouncer, where a bag is bounced in and over an opponent blocker. And the mail shot.


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[Assistant] Where the bag is intentionally tossed directly into the hole. This is the hardest shot to make in Cornhole.


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[Assistant] If you found this video at all helpful, please be sure to like, share and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy cornhole.


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[Assistant] Balls is a sport that refers to two games that are played very similarly. Flat green bowling and crown green bowling.


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[Assistant] They look the same, but are actually quite different. And I'll explain what those differences are now. Flat green bowling.


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[Assistant] In this example, red scores 3 points, as 3 of their wards are closer than the nearest opponent bowl.


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[Assistant] Once all the woods have been built, the score is recorded and this is known as an end.


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[Assistant] There is no standard measurement for the green, but on average it measures around 45 sq yards. This game is only played outdoors.


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[Assistant] Not only do they have to control the bias of the woods, but also figure out the slope of the green.


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[Assistant] Players only have two woods each, and they're significantly smaller than flat green woods.


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[Assistant] They take it in turns to try and get their wuts closer to the Jack than their opponents. And scoring is exactly the same as well.


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[Assistant] You'll notice that the woods seem to curl down the green. This is because the woods are not uniform.


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[Assistant] One side is heavier than the other because it's shaped differently.


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[Assistant] That's basically both forms of bowls, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know about before playing or watching a game. For example, Format.


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[Assistant] You could win by points, i.e. the first one to score 21 points wins.


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[Assistant] You could win by playing sets, i.e. the first one to score 8 points wins a set, the first one to 3 sets is the winner.


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[Assistant] There's generally four types of shot that bowlers use to deliver their woods down the green. A draw shot is a strategically placed wood.


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[Assistant] A drive shot is used to take out your opponent's woods.


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[Assistant] And a trail shot is where a bowler will try and take the jack along with the bowl to move the jack closer to their own woods. Ditch.


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[Assistant] If the bowl does touch the jack, this is known as a toucher, and even if it lands in the ditch on this or any subsequent play, it's still live. This is why you'll see umpires spraying woods with chalk. This is to denote a toucher. If the jack lands in the ditch, it's still live.


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[Assistant] In flat green bowling, if a Jack is played, knocked or encroaches another rink, then this is a dead end and the end is replayed in full.


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[Assistant] In Crown Green bowling, any player that results in the Jack leaving the green is considered a dead end, and the end is replayed in full.


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[Assistant] Kabaddi is an Indian sport, played with two teams of 12 players, with 7 players taking to the court at any one time.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team. To score, a team must send a player, known as a raider, into the opposing half of the court whilst chanting the word Kabaddi repeatedly.


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[Assistant] A raider must only use one breath, and chant the word Kabaddi repeatedly to show the referee that he is exhaling and not holding his breath. The first goal of the raider is to reach the balk line.


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[Assistant] The second goal of the raider is to touch as many plays as he can and make it back to the midline before he is caught and tackled by the defenders. He can do this in several ways, with a hand touch, a toe touch, a kick, or by trying to escape a tackle and reaching for the midline.


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[Assistant] He gets one point for every opposing defender that he touches, so long as he makes it back to the midline, all whilst repeatedly chanting the word Kabaddi.


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[Assistant] The defenders, sometimes known as antis, will try and stop the raider returning to the midline, especially if one of them has been touched. They can use several tactics such as the ankle hold, back hold,


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[Assistant] Front tackle, and forcing him off the court entirely.


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[Assistant] If the defenders manage to stop the Raider returning to his own half of the court, the Raider is out and the defending team gets one point.


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[Assistant] Once a raid is finished, the opposing team must send out a raider of their own within 5 seconds, or the team will lose a point. Got it? Good, because it's about to get a lot more complicated.


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[Assistant] When a player is out, he must wait in the sitting block, and is temporarily unable to participate in the game.


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[Assistant] Once a raider has been tackled, or a point has been scored, they are allowed to revive one of their own players out of the sitting block to rejoin the team.


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[Assistant] This means that every time you score, you can revive one or more of your players back onto the field of play.


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[Assistant] The game is played in two 20 minute halves, for a combined playing time of 40 minutes. Highest score at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] Kabaddi is the ultimate game of cat and mouse, as the defenders have to be far enough away so that they can't be touched, but also close enough to tackle the raider should he decide to make a run for it.


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[Assistant] This is a highly strategic sport, and there's a few more rules that you'll need to understand before playing or watching a game. For example... The Lobby.


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[Assistant] The lobby is an extended area of play, which is denoted by the yellow areas here.


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[Assistant] These are only active when a defender has been touched, and gives both the raider and defender more room to try and score, or get the raider out. Bonus line. As mentioned before, this is the bonus line.


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[Assistant] If a raider puts one foot in the bonus line with one foot in the air, he will score one point so long as he makes it back to the midline.


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[Assistant] However, the bonus line is quite far from the midline, and reaching for this line makes it easier for the defender to tackle you.


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[Assistant] If there are three or less defenders on the defending team, and they manage to tackle a raider, this is known as a super tackle, and scores two points.


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[Assistant] One point for eliminating the raider, and a bonus point for doing so with three or less defenders.


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[Assistant] Do or die raid. If a team has two unsuccessful raids, i.e. they score zero both times, the third raid is the do or die raid. A failure to score on the third raid in a row results in the raid being out. Pursuit.


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[Assistant] A pursuit is where a defender charges at a retreating raider with the aim of scoring a quick point off him.


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[Assistant] This is usually done if the other team is slow to retreat from a raid and the defender is close enough to score a point and make it back to the midline quickly before the other players realise. All out.


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[Assistant] If in the rare instance a raider gets all the defenders out in one raid, this is known as an all-out. The raiding team gets one point per player and an additional two points. All players are revived after an all-out.


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[Assistant] To the uninitiated, kabaddi seems strange, confusing, even ridiculous. But once you understand the rules, it becomes an interesting sport to watch.


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[Assistant] It takes me ages to make one of these things, and good karma is always appreciated.


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[Assistant] If you're also on Reddit, you can post this video and discuss it there. But in the meantime, Enjoy Kabaddi!


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[Assistant] Players throw plastic flying discs, sometimes referred to as frisbees, along a course split up into 9 or 18 holes. A typical hole looks like this.


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[Assistant] The terrain is more vast and varied than a regular golf course, and these obstacles make it challenging to play. The game starts at the first hole.


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[Assistant] A player will start by throwing the disc within the T area.


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[Assistant] Once they have completed their shot, it's their opponent's turn to do the same.


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[Assistant] The golden rule of disc golf is that you must throw the disc as it lies.


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[Assistant] You cannot move the disc or the environment around it to create a better throw for yourself.


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[Assistant] These targets are usually steel baskets with a chain net to catch the discs.


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[Assistant] A game is typically played over 9 or 18 holes. The player who completes the course in the fewest amounts of throws, wins.


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[Assistant] That's basically the gist of it, but there's a few other rules that you'll need to know before playing or watching disc golf. For example, terrain.


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[Assistant] The beauty about disc golf is that no two holes are exactly alike anywhere in the world.


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[Assistant] There are obstacles such as water hazards, trees and ruffs that sometimes require players to curl the disc around these obstacles. This makes it an interesting challenge. Discs.


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[Assistant] A disc golfer, like a regular golfer, has different discs that do different things.


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[Assistant] A fairway or mid-range? A balance between accuracy and distance.


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[Assistant] And a putter, which is highly accurate, but doesn't travel very far.


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[Assistant] Some are for distance. Some are short range. And some curl the disc around obstacles.


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[Assistant] A penalty is an extra throw that is added to your score.


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[Assistant] Penalties can be awarded for all sorts of things, so make sure that you know the full penalty rules before you start playing. Pa.


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[Assistant] If you manage to hit the target in one throw fewer than par, this is known as a birdie. One throw more than par is known as a bogey, etc. Hole in one.


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[Assistant] Contest between just two people can be sometimes played under match play rules.


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[Assistant] The person who has the most points at the end of 9 or 18 holes, wins.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy disc golf.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is to win a contest by either knockouts or points.


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[Assistant] The ring measures a maximum of 24 feet by 24 feet, with ropes surrounding the perimeter of the ring.


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[Assistant] Fights can't even be fought in the modern way, where fighters wear boxing-style gloves.


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[Assistant] You are also allowed to trip your opponents by taking out their legs.


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[Assistant] The idea is to hit your opponents whilst avoiding being hit yourself.


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[Assistant] If you manage to knock your opponent to the ground, the opponent must stand back up within 10 seconds and be able to show that he can carry on fighting.


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[Assistant] If your opponent cannot do this, you will win the fight automatically. This is known as a knockout.


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[Assistant] If neither fighter can knock each other out, or if they knock each other out at the same


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[Assistant] A panel of judges will score each fighter based upon how well they fought and who was the superior fighter.


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[Assistant] Judges score every round, and the boxer with the superior number of points at the end of all the rounds, wins.


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[Assistant] At any point, they can play the music faster to try and urge the fighters to attack more aggressively.


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[Assistant] The fighters must at a minimum complete the basic fundamental elements of Waikru, according to the customs and traditions of Muay Thai boxing. Knockdown.


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[Assistant] If fighter hits another fighter, forcing him to fall to the ground, he will have 10 seconds to get back up.


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[Assistant] If a fighter successfully gets back up, this is known as a knockdown. Clinch.


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[Assistant] A clinch is where one or both fighters grapples each other. In Western Boxing, clinching is illegal.


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[Assistant] In Muay Thai, it's perfectly acceptable, and is a great way to inflict damage to your opponent with knees and elbows. Fouls and Disqualification


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[Assistant] If you break any of these rules, the referee will award a foul against you.


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[Assistant] If you accrue three files in a contest, you are disqualified immediately and your opponent is given the win.


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[Assistant] If you're also on Reddit, you can post this video and discuss it there. But in the meantime, enjoy Muay Thai boxing.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] Arena football, sometimes known as indoor football or indoor American football, is a variation of American football played indoors on a shorter field with smaller posts.


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[Assistant] Teams are made up of 24 players in the AFL, with 8 players taking to the field at any one time.


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[Assistant] The field is 50 yards long by 85 feet wide, with two 8 yard end zones at each end.


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[Assistant] White markings on the field help players, referees and spectators keep a track of what's going on. The game starts with a kickoff.


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[Assistant] The team with possession of the ball is known as the offense and the team without the ball is the defense.


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[Assistant] The job of the offense is to move the ball up the field and try and score points. This can be done by either running forwards with the ball, or by throwing it up the field for a teammate to catch.


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[Assistant] The offence is given 4 chances, or 4 downs, to make at least 10 yards.


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[Assistant] If the offense manages to move the ball 10 yards or more, they will retain possession of the ball whilst given another 4 downs to make another 10 yards.


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[Assistant] On your TV screen you'll see this graphic. This tells you what down the team is on, and this tells you how many yards they need to make.


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[Assistant] The defense's job is to stop the offense moving the ball forwards by tackling. This includes pulling them to the ground, stopping them from moving forward, or forcing them into the side barriers of the field.


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[Assistant] The defending team will then bring on their offensive plays and try and move the ball in the opposite direction so that they can score themselves.


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[Assistant] Unlike normal American football, punting is not allowed. So on the last down, teams will usually kick for goal or try and get a touchdown.


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[Assistant] The teams will usually have three different units of eight players that come on the field at different times. They include... The offense.


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[Assistant] These players will usually come on the field when they have possession of the ball. The offensive unit consists of these positions.


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[Assistant] The quarterback is the most important player on the field, as he's the one who decides to pass the ball up the field, hand it off to a teammate so they can run with it, or decide to run with it himself.


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[Assistant] These offensive line positions are usually responsible for protecting the quarterback.


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[Assistant] The tie tent has to designate itself as the tie tent, and line up opposite the opposing linebacker.


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[Assistant] The wide receivers are responsible for running down the field to catch the ball thrown by the quarterback.


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[Assistant] And the fullback is responsible for running with the ball up the field. The defense.


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[Assistant] The Mack linebacker may attack the quarterback, and the Jack linebacker must stay behind the line of scrimmage but may move 5 yards laterally and backwards.


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[Assistant] Special teams are specialist players that come on the field when there's a kick involved.


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[Assistant] Within the special teams is a mixture of offensive and defensive players, mixed with either a kicker for offense, or a kick returner for defense.


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[Assistant] Now you know what all the players do and how the game is played. But how do you score?


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[Assistant] In arena football, there's several different ways of scoring.


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[Assistant] Number 1. A touchdown. The main way of scoring is via a touchdown. If the ball is carried into the end zone area, ball thrown and caught into the end zone, this is a touchdown and is worth 6 points.


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[Assistant] Unlike in rugby, you don't need to touch the ball down onto the ground. All you have to do is cross the line with the nose of the ball to score.


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[Assistant] Once a touchdown has been scored, you have the option of kicking it through the uprights for an extra point, or try and pass or run with a ball into the end zone for an extra two points.


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[Assistant] You can also drop the ball onto the floor and kick it through the upright, and this also scores two points. Most teams play it safe and go with a one point. Number three, a field goal.


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[Assistant] At any time, the team with the ball can kick the ball between the posts and over the crossbar.


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[Assistant] To do this, they must hand it to a teammate who will hold it onto the ground, ready for the kick to make the kick.


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[Assistant] A successful kick scores three points. Number four, a drop kick.


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[Assistant] If the defense tackles an offensive player behind his own goal line, the defending team scores two points.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 15 minute quarters for a combined playing time of 60 minutes. High score at the end of 60 minutes wins.


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[Assistant] Ties are rare in arena football, and overtime periods are played if necessary to determine a winner. Different indoor leagues have different rules about tie games. Is that it? Is that all I need to know?


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[Assistant] They're 30 foot wide and 32 feet high, and if any kick or pass hits the net and comes back into the field of play,


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[Assistant] It's open season, and the ball can be caught by any player.


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[Assistant] Fumble. If the ball carrier passes or drops the ball, that's a fumble.


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[Assistant] Any player on the field can recover the ball by diving onto it. The team that recovers the fumble gets possession of the ball. Interception.


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[Assistant] An aggressive defense can regain possession of the ball by catching or intercepting passes that are meant for players on the other team.


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[Assistant] Both fumble recoveries and interceptions can be run back into the end zone with touchdowns. Sat.


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[Assistant] If the defense tackles a quarterback whilst he has possession of the ball, this is known as a sack.


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[Assistant] Incomplete pass. If a pass intended to a receiver hits the ground first, it is ruled an incomplete pass. A down is wasted and play restarts from the spot of the last down. Penalty.


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[Assistant] They will determine who made the foul and how many yards his team should be penalized. Timeouts.


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[Assistant] If a team must stop the clock to regroup, take a break or discuss strategy, they are allowed 3 timeouts per half. Each timeout lasts 60 seconds, and players get a break of 12 minutes at half time.


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[Assistant] This is a lot to take in, but once you stop playing or watching Arena Football, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] If you want to know more about American football, check out my video tutorial here, and be sure to follow me on Twitter also. But in the meantime, enjoy arena football. Or indoor football if you prefer.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] Slam Ball is a variation of the game of basketball that is played with trampolines, or spring beds, built into the floor.


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[Assistant] Slam Ball is played with two teams of eight players, with four players on the court at any one time.


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[Assistant] Teams usually consist of one stopper, who is responsible for guarding their own net, a handler, who moves the ball up the court,


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[Assistant] And two gunners, who are the high flyers who score the points.


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[Assistant] Once someone has won possession of the ball, they have up to 20 seconds, or 15 seconds in some games, to shoot the ball towards the opponent's basket.


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[Assistant] Failure to shoot the ball within this time results in a shot clock violation, and the other team is awarded possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] The baskets are 10 feet above the ground on a court that's generally about 97 feet long by 57 feet wide, with trampolines built into the floor.


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[Assistant] Or dribble the ball where you bounce the ball up and down repeatedly whilst in motion.


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[Assistant] To score points, a player must shoot the ball into the opponent's basket. You get two points for any shots scored within this arc.


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[Assistant] If a player scores from a shot outside the arc, this scores 3 points.


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[Assistant] And, if you dunk the ball, where you forcefully put the ball into the net like so, this also scores three points.


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[Assistant] With the addition of the trampolines, this makes dunking a lot easier, and there are many gravity defying scoring plays.


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[Assistant] The opposing team will try and take the ball off you by either blocking shots.


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[Assistant] Rebounding missed shots? Or by stealing the ball away from an opposing player so that they can score themselves?


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[Assistant] The game is played in 4, 5 minute quarters, for a total playing time of 20 minutes. The highest score at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] There are no ties in slam ball, so if the scores are tied at the end of regulation, overtime periods will be played to determine the winner.


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[Assistant] If you understand basketball, slam ball is an easy game to grasp.


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[Assistant] But there's a few other things that you'll need to know before playing or watching Slam Ball. For example... Substitution.


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[Assistant] Unlike basketball, there are unlimited substitutions that can be made at any time. On the fly, at the designated substitution area. Reset.


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[Assistant] Once you enter the trampoline area with the ball, you cannot leave and then carry on dribbling.


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[Assistant] One way to get around this is to use the barriers to pass the ball to yourself, which is perfectly legal in slam ball, but illegal in basketball. This is known as a reset. Three in the Island.


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[Assistant] Very similar to basketball, a player cannot stay in the islands, which is this section between the trampolines, for more than three seconds, with or without the ball.


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[Assistant] A defender may use the spring bed directly below the basket to try and stop the ball from going in.


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[Assistant] He's allowed to make contact with the arm or hand so long as he's trying to get the ball. Any contact with the opponent's torso results in a foul. Popcorn.


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[Assistant] This is where a player intentionally disrupts the bounce of another player on the spring beds. Doing so results in a foul. Foul.


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[Assistant] In slam ball, contact is allowed. But take it too far and fouls will be warded against you.


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[Assistant] Illegal body contact that forcibly prevents a player from scoring results in a foul. And once a player commits three personal fouls, he's fouled out and can no longer participate in the game. Face-off.


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[Assistant] There are no free throws in slam ball, so if you commit a foul whilst a player is shooting, a face-off will be given.


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[Assistant] This is a one on one contest between you and their stopper only, and you get given the chance to try and score one on one.


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[Assistant] There are many other rules not discussed here, so be sure to watch a few games to learn more.


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[Assistant] And if you're still not sure, it might be worthwhile checking out my Rules of Basketball video to get a solid grounding of the rules.


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[Assistant] But if you have found this video at all helpful, please like, share and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also, and if you're also on Reddit, please post this video and discuss it there. But in the meantime, Enjoy Slamble! Oh yeah!


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] Teams are made up of 46 players in the NFL, with 11 players taking to the field at any one time.


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[Assistant] The field is 100 yards long by 53 yards wide with two 10 yard end zones at each end.


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[Assistant] White markings on the field help players, referees and spectators keep a track of what's going on. The game starts with a kickoff.


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[Assistant] The team with possession of the ball is known as the offense, and the team without the ball is the defense.


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[Assistant] The job of the offense is to move the ball up the field and try and score points. This can be done by either running forwards with the ball, or by throwing it up the field for a teammate to catch.


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[Assistant] The offence is given 4 chances, or 4 downs, to make at least 10 yards.


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[Assistant] On your TV screen you will see this graphic. This tells you what down the team is on, and this tells you how many yards they need to make.


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[Assistant] If you're also watching this on TV, they will also show you the lines they need to cross in order to make their downs.


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[Assistant] The defender's job is to stop the offense moving the ball forwards by tackling. This includes pulling them to the ground,


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[Assistant] Stopping them from moving forward, or forcing them off the field.


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[Assistant] If the offence fails to move the ball 10 yards within 4 downs, the ball is given to the defending team at that point.


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[Assistant] Teams will usually have 3 different units of 11 players that come on the field at different times. They include... The Offense.


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[Assistant] These players will usually come on the field when they have possession of the ball. The offensive unit consists of these positions.


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[Assistant] The quarterback is the most important player on the field, as he's the one who decides to pass the ball up the field, hand it off to a teammate so that they can run with it, or decide to run with it himself.


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[Assistant] These offensive line positions are usually responsible for protecting the quarterback. The wide receivers are responsible for running down the field to catch the ball thrown by the quarterback. The tight end is responsible for blocking and also catching the ball in the middle of the field. And the running back and full back is responsible for running with the ball up the field. The defence.


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[Assistant] These players will usually come on the field when the other team has the ball. The defensive unit consists of these positions.


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[Assistant] The defensive line is responsible for moving past the offensive line.


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[Assistant] The linebackers stopped running backs coming through the defensive line, and they're also responsible for attacking the quarterback.


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[Assistant] The cornerbacks try and stop the wide receivers and the safeties try and stop the pass up the middle of the field. Special teams.


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[Assistant] Special teams are specialist players that come on the field when there's a kick involved. Within the special teams is a mixture of offensive and defensive players, mixed with either a punter or kicker for offense, or a punt returner for defense. Now you know what all the players do and how the game is played. But how do you score?


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[Assistant] In American football, there's four different ways of scoring. Number one, a touchdown. The main way of scoring is via a touchdown.


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[Assistant] If the ball is carried into the end zone area, or thrown and caught in the end zone, this is a touchdown and is worth six points.


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[Assistant] Unlike in rugby, you don't need to touch the ball down onto the ground. All you have to do is cross the line with the nose of the ball to score.


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[Assistant] Once a touchdown has been scored, you have the option of kicking it through the uprights for an extra point, or try and pass or run the ball into the end zone for an extra two points. Most teams play it safe and go with the one point.


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[Assistant] To do this, they must hand it to a teammate who will hold it down to the ground, ready for the kicker to make a kick. A successful kick scores three points.


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[Assistant] If the defense tackles an offensive player behind his own goal line, the defending team scores two points.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 15-minute quarters for a combined playing time of 60 minutes. High score at the end of 60 minutes wins.


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[Assistant] Ties are rare in American football, and overtime periods are played if necessary to determine the winner. Different leagues have different rules about tie gigs. Is that it? Is that all I need to know?


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[Assistant] Well, you're almost there, but American football is filled with lots of rules, and you'll need to understand a few more of them before playing or watching a game. For example, fumble. If a ball carrier drops the ball, that's a fumble.


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[Assistant] An aggressive defence can regain possession of the ball by catching or intercepting passes that are meant for players on the other team.


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[Assistant] Both fumble recoveries and interceptions can be run back into the end zone for touchdowns. Sack.


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[Assistant] If the defense tackles a quarterback whilst he has possession of the ball, this is known as a sack.


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[Assistant] If a pass intended to a receiver hits the ground first or is thrown out of bounds, this is ruled an incomplete pass. A down is wasted and play restarts from the spot at the last down. Penalty.


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[Assistant] If a player breaks one of the rules, referees will throw flags onto the field.


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[Assistant] It will determine who made the foul, and how many yards his team should be penalized. Challenge.


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[Assistant] If a coach disagrees with the decision on the field, they can throw red flags onto the field.


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[Assistant] The previous player will then be reviewed and if the challenge is successful, the ruling on the field is reversed.


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[Assistant] If the challenge is unsuccessful and the ruling on the field stands, they forfeit one timeout. Timeout.


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[Assistant] If a team wants to stop the clock to regroup, take a break or discuss strategy, there are allowed 3 timeouts per half, each timeout lasts 60 seconds, and players get a break of 12 minutes at half time.


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[Assistant] Now this is a lot to take in, but once you start playing or watching American football, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] If you found this video at all helpful, please like, share with your friends, rate, comment and subscribe.


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[Assistant] It takes me ages to make one of these things, and good karma is very much appreciated.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy American football.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to win three sets faster than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] A team is made up of three players and consists of these positions.


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[Assistant] To win a set, you must score 21 points and be at least 2 points ahead.


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[Assistant] If the scores are 21-21 for example, the game carries on until one team has a two point lead, up to a maximum of 25 points.


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[Assistant] To score a point, you must aim to kick the ball, which is usually made of woven rattan or plastic, over the net and hit the floor of your opponent's court.


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[Assistant] If the ball is hit onto the line, this also counts as a point.


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[Assistant] Hang on Nin, this kinda sounds like volleyball mixed with football.


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[Assistant] That's pretty much exactly what this is. Tsubakutekarao is sometimes referred to as kick volleyball, and the general rules of volleyball apply, but with the same touching rules as soccer, i.e. you can touch the ball with your legs, body and head, but not your arms or hands.


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[Assistant] And just like volleyball, a team is allowed a maximum of three touches of the ball before it must go over the net and onto your opponent's side of the court. Unlike volleyball however, a player may take all three touches himself.


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[Assistant] A team can opt to take less than three touches if they want to. And the game is a back and forth affair with both teams setting up the ball and attacking each other's court.


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[Assistant] In the sport of Sepak Takraw, however, it's very easy to lose points. There's a lot of things you can't do in Sepak Takraw.


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[Assistant] You cannot kick the ball onto the ground outside the area of play.


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[Assistant] You cannot kick the ball into the net and for it to land on your side of the court. You cannot touch the ball with your arms or hands. You cannot touch the net.


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[Assistant] You cannot lift your foot out of the circles during a serve. You cannot leave your circles during a serve until after the ball has crossed the net.


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[Assistant] And as earlier mentioned, you cannot touch the ball more than three times.


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[Assistant] Once a team has won 25 points and is at least 2 points ahead, they win a set. If both teams have won 2 sets each, the third and final set only goes to 11 points. Winning 2 sets before your opponent wins you the game.


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[Assistant] Now that's basically supposed to pack that crow in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example... What?


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[Assistant] This is an attacking shot, usually made by lifting the foot above the net and kicking the ball in a downward direction towards the opponent's floor. These shots are usually difficult to stop. Roll spike.


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[Assistant] One of the most impressive plays in the game is the Roll Spike. Players will generate momentum by jumping off one leg, rolling their bodies to kick the ball, and then proceeding to land on the same leg. They do something similar in Taekwondo called the 540 Roundhouse, but in Tepac Takarao, this is a Roll Spike.


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[Assistant] Now this game seems ridiculously strange, but as you watch or play Spectacrow, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] If you found this video at all helpful, please like, share and subscribe. It takes me ages to make one of these things and good karma is very much appreciated.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy Sapakta Krau.


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[Assistant] Karate, sometimes referred to as Olympic Karate or Sport Karate, is a combat sport that is contested between two fighters in an area that measures 8 metres by 8 metres.


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[Assistant] This video covers the Kumite sparring rules as set out by the World Karate Federation, which would be the same rules as contested in the Olympic Games.


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[Assistant] The contest starts by bowing to the referee and bowing to your opponent. When the referee tells you to go, the fight begins.


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[Assistant] And he kicked to the torso, scores a wazari, which is worth 2 points.


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[Assistant] If you manage to land a punch to either the back of the head or the back of the torso, this also scores a 2 point wazari.


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[Assistant] And, any takedown or sweep that has followed up with an attack whilst grounded, also scores a 3-point hip-on.


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[Assistant] Taking down the opponent without attacking scores nothing.


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[Assistant] He will signal what he thinks the scoring technique is and will check with the judges.


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[Assistant] These judges are positioned in the corners of the ring and will signal their decision with flags.


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[Assistant] If they agree, the referee will officially award points to the relevant fighter.


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[Assistant] The fight is contested in one three minute round for men, and one two minute round for women and juniors.


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[Assistant] Whoever has the highest score at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] That's the bare basics of it all, but there's a few other things you'll need to know before playing or watching Karate. For example. Penalties.


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[Assistant] Here's a list of things you cannot do, but most of them are similar to most fighting sports. If you are found guilty of breaking the rules, you are warned.


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[Assistant] format. Most contests are individual contests, where one person fights against another.


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[Assistant] But there are also team competitions, 5 fighters per team for men, and 3 fighters per team for women.


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[Assistant] They all fight each other and the team with the most number of victories is the winner.


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[Assistant] Individual contests cannot end in a tie, so if scores are even and time expires, the judges will decide which fighter was superior and award them the win. Ties are permitted in the team competition.


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[Assistant] If you have found this video at all helpful, please be sure to like, share and subscribe. It takes me ages to make one of these things and good karma is very much appreciated.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy karate.


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[Assistant] The Pittsburgh Steelers versus the Baltimore Ravens. 2013. You'll naturally be seeing a lot of Lions and Cowboys games on this list, but the addition of the third Thanksgiving game has given modern rivalries like the one between the Steelers and the Ravens the chance to feast. Sam Cooke to put it down.


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[Assistant] This was a weird one, as it saw Justin Tucker hit a whopping five field goals. But if there's one thing the game is remembered for, it's Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin ostensibly interfering with Jacoby Jones' kickoff return.


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[Assistant] It's unclear if Jones would have scored if not for Tomlin. And while no penalty was called, Tomlin was fined $100,000.


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[Assistant] The Ravens ultimately wouldn't have much to gripe about though, as they'd win when the Steelers' comeback fell short after an unsuccessful game tying two point conversion.


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[Assistant] Number nine, Denver Broncos versus Dallas Cowboys, 2005. Jake Plummer and Drew Bledsoe are two quarterbacks who never quite met expectations, and neither were particularly noteworthy in this game at the tail end of their careers. But that didn't mean this game wasn't something to write home about.


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[Assistant] It was very much a back and forth affair, with the Broncos and Cowboys trading touchdowns right up to the end of regulation.


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[Assistant] It's Jason Whitten. Champ Bailey opened the scoring with the 65 yard pick six and the Cowboys continually tied the game before getting the chance to take the lead with under eight minutes left.


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[Assistant] Number eight, the Green Bay Packers versus the Detroit Lions, 1986.


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[Assistant] It still wasn't enough to put Green Bay over the top. That is until he tacked on an 83 yard punt return for a touchdown in the final minute.


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[Assistant] Imagine if fantasy football was widespread back then. Stanley would have had your team feasting on points.


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[Assistant] So did the Patriots simply have the Jets number? Well, yes, as they often did back then. But we imagine it was pretty difficult to rebound after the infamous butt fumble.


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[Assistant] And even worse, defensive player Steve Gregory immediately picked up the ball and ran it back for a score. Sometimes you just gotta love a route.


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[Assistant] Number 6. The New Orleans Saints vs the Dallas Cowboys. 2010. Everyone loves a comeback, even when the point swing doesn't always stick.


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[Assistant] After a field goal and a pair of Chris Ivory touchdowns, the Conboys found themselves trailing 17-0 after the first quarter. They were able to close the gap somewhat before halftime, down by two touchdowns, before Quarters 3 and 4 saw them come all the way back to take the lead.


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[Assistant] Dallas led by four with less than six minutes left to play. But in a close contest, it's often the team that scores last that wins. As the Cowboys march back to regain the lead after the two-minute warning.


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[Assistant] And New Orleans is back on top. The Cowboys final drive was a valiant effort, but David Bueller's potential game tying field goal from 59 yards out went just wide. Hayden tried to call the time out, didn't get it. Bueller misses.


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[Assistant] Number five. The Chicago Bears versus the Detroit Lions. 1980. Since overtime wasn't instituted in the regular season until 1974, we didn't see a Thanksgiving game going to OT until 1980. But what a finish it was. All he needs is a little bit.


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[Assistant] Bob Fisher caught a 20-yard touchdown to bring Chicago within a score before Vince Evans defined better late than ever by punching in the game-tying TD as time expired.


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[Assistant] At that point, Lions kicker Eddie Murray probably wanted a couple missed field goals back. But the Bears wouldn't let them sit in their misery for long.


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[Assistant] Dave Williams returned the overtime kickoff for 94 yards, as the 13-second fifth quarter would be the league's shortest for some time. Number four, the Houston Texans versus the Detroit Lions, 2012.


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[Assistant] In the third quarter of this one, Texans running back Justin Forsett ran for an 81-yard touchdown, but it was clear he was down just 7 yards in. The scoring play would have thus automatically been reviewed and overturned, but Lions head coach Jim Schwartz threw the challenge flag.


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[Assistant] Since you're not supposed to challenge a scoring play, the Lions were penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct.