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[Assistant] This have been Sez Musa, my nickname. Really, I got this last year at AAU Nationals. Because it means fast, it means the best of the best.


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[Assistant] What makes me so excited about running is a gold medal. Junior Worlds is short-term girl. Uh, long-term girl is 2024 Paris France Olympics. I wanted to be the first one from Brooklyn, Coney Island.


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[Assistant] So when the Olympics, the gold medal, 100 meter, 2024, it looks like it's going to be it.


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[Assistant] When people tell me I'm fast, it makes me feel like more confident, but I just don't rely on what they say. I always push harder.


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[Assistant] Because yeaah, I want people to call me fast, but I also want to live up to that expectation of being fast. So, always have to keep working harder. When I'm running, I always pretend like I'm using bow, because it gets me on my A game, and I just feel like,


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[Assistant] What would he do? Just seeing him come out powerful, finishing strong and his legs moving so fast and the grit form he has. I just have tunnel vision to get to the finish line and that's it.


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[Assistant] When I finished my race and I dipped at the line and I know somebody was right there next to me, my head just turned straight to the clock. Most of the time I don't care about the police. I just care about the time to see if I did better than I did last week.


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[Assistant] I do run for me, I run for my family, and I also run for my community. So uhm, I feel like they're gonna be very satisfied and very happy.


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[Assistant] I would definitely, uh, tell other kids older than me and younger than me that track is not just about running, even though it may seem that it's just about running, and it can take you farther than you think.


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[Assistant] This portion right here, this is my side, eight ounces of, uh, ground turkey, and this here side, uh, five ounces of meat.


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[Assistant] Things have changed with the way this world is and social media and how they view with these kids and everything. Back in the day, they had to take flights and drive out to the colleges and go look at this kid. Now they can just go to Instagram, YouTube or whatever and just look at the highlights and go, okay, yeaah, well he's cool, I'ma sign him and sign that.


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[Assistant] Pretty much they say I'm the hype of the gym. When I come through the door, I greet everybody that I'm loud and I'm nauseous.


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[Assistant] Basically family since we got this gym over here. He's what's going on, man.


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[Assistant] I'll be training and let they know it's time to hit the run. You gotta run. You need to go ahead and change it to your workout clothes and tights.


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[Assistant] If it wasn't in him, I wouldn't be pushing him to do the better he's doing now.


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[Assistant] You gotta be in your stand cause you can't move. Plank man, let's go. Now keep in mind, he's only been playing running back man for the last...


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, uh, I finish off with running back agility drills, different kind of drills and techniques.


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[Assistant] Try to use my surroundings of what I got. Do something simple like...


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[Assistant] Went to a tire shop, and I got a whole bunch of tires that I'm finna use.


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[Assistant] Uh, right now, while I'm cooking the foods and stuff, I'll call words out as I'm going, and you'll hear me spell them and go over the definition.


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[Assistant] Man, that's crazy. If you do social media, you have to, you as a parent have to strictly, strictly be in control of that.


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[Assistant] He only sees what I allow him to see. When he wants to look, I have to filter, do all his pictures, comments, just so I can, you know, keep the positive thing in him.


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[Assistant] And, you know, my son is, uh, nine as well. They the same age. And now they're getting to the age where they ask questions. Well, how can I be like Cam Newton? So, you know, if your son asks you those questions, it's your job as a parent to, you know, put them in the right opportunity to be successful.


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[Assistant] We didn't have all this technology, you know, we had the VCR tapes and all that, so now it's like you can get exposure real quick and fast.


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[Assistant] You can go viral, you know, if the right person shares it, you know, it can help you out big time.


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[Assistant] He's pretty amazing as far as work ethic goes. He puts us all into practice. Try to speed up for all your turns. He's faster than most high school kids. There's not a ton to fix.


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[Assistant] I had it in my head, I wanted to go to the draft, I wanted to enter my name and start to chase that dream that's just been biting at me for so long.


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[Assistant] I had a lot of people tell me that it was stupid, like it was a bad idea. They just didn't believe in me. And I think that was the wrong thing for them to do because that just made me add more sticks to the fire. I'm Hakeem Butler and I play football.


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[Assistant] When it came to sports I just played for something that was bigger than me. My mom passed away when I was 13 to breast cancer. It changes life overall just for a kid that young.


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[Assistant] I told my mom when I was younger I wanted to play in the NFL. I gotta keep my word and I just gotta prove a lot of people right.


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[Assistant] It represents more than me. Everybody doesn't get to have that last name and put a legacy behind it and make it mean something. And I think that fuels me every day.


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[Assistant] My dude's like resilient, he's a hard worker, he's a borderline genius.


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[Assistant] Working with him everyday, I mean, just to get on the same page so we can both look good, I think it's great.


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[Assistant] I would say two years ago I maybe was 200 pounds. I didn't like being that small. You out there hitting people every Saturday or Sunday, you need something to make you hit back or absorb those hits. And so the weight that I gained, it made me stronger and it just made me a physical force.


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[Assistant] My body is how I'm gonna be successful in this world. So I have to take care of it and show it love. You know, you gotta eat healthy and make sure you're running good. I always put yogurt in my smoothies.


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[Assistant] People say like, bro, you can't do it. You can't take 19 credits and have a good season. I took 19 credits, I got my degree, and I broke records.


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[Assistant] I don't think it's clicked yet. They're like, I'm that close. I think it's kind of crazy. I could be putting on an NFL jersey here soon. I would say over the years, as my game progressed,


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[Assistant] There are a lot of days you don't want to wake up, you don't want to work out, you don't want to do homework, but in the end, like, that all pays off. You gotta keep fighting every day.


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[Assistant] Keem, you're gonna be on the right, Matt, you're gonna be on the left. Quick out, sluggo.


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[Assistant] That's awesome throwing to him with that size and speed. He's a freaking nature, but he's a phenomenal kid too. So it's been a lot of fun. So right now we're prepping for pro day. So we're going through our entire route script. So just cleaning up everything. Basically for us, it's running all the routes Yennefer wants them to see, and then being able to clean that up and make it crisp on pro day.


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[Assistant] I don't even know what this means. That's kind of the way the Pickle Squirted this year.


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[Assistant] When Coach Harbaugh called me a football player, uh, you know, that, that, that meant a lot, you know, cause, you know, he is a football player. He is a football coach, you know.


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[Assistant] It never crossed my mind to sit out of a bowl game, and that's how I've been, you know, for as long as I can remember. I committed to my team, you know, being a captain and coming back this year.


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[Assistant] That was a game I really, really wanted to win. And I said, listen, I'm going to empty the tank in this game. You know, don't, don't limit my reps. I'm just going to drain the tank because I want to win this game so bad.


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[Assistant] It's just compressing your leg, you know, it's like they're strangling your leg essentially. I do rehab on both legs. So, you know, they took the graft from this knee, the patellar tendon, and they use it, now it's become my right ACL.


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[Assistant] This feels like I'm running Stadium Steps at the Big House. And it's like I'm on my last set of Stadium Steps. But that's every set when you're working out with these things.


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[Assistant] A lot of the stuff I did do last time with my ACL, that blood flow restriction, that's the number one new thing and I love it. I wish I had it last time.


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[Assistant] Growing up, it wasn't always easy with my last name, and I can remember a story when I was in third grade.


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[Assistant] We're playing, uh, soccer. I remember I was going down for a slide tackle and I slipped right before I did and got mud right all over my butt.


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[Assistant] And he said, look, Jake Butt pooped his pants, like, making fun of my last name.


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[Assistant] It lit a fire inside me, so I chased him down, tackled him. You know, I came home and talked to my dad. I said, hey dad, I want to change my last name. I can't do this anymore. And he called me down.


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[Assistant] The Kardashian meme, I saw that on Twitter. I was like, hey, that's pretty cool. And I think it was on like the swimsuit edition. I was trying to get some of those girls to follow me. I don't know if it ever worked out or not, but yeah, that was a pretty good time.


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[Assistant] The anti-gravity treadmill. It fills up with air and you can literally feel it. Maybe you can even see it. It'll kind of lift me off the ground, so I'm only using 50% or 60% of my body weight.


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[Assistant] The best piece of advice Coach Harbaugh gave, you know, me and really gave the whole entire team about preparing for the next level was, you know, he talked about guys that go off and they train for the combine and all of a sudden they eat clean, they sleep right. Guys do that over the course of their whole entire career.


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[Assistant] Little bit of everything, it's a magic drink. I even think back to five or six years when I was a high school recruit, I was just a skinny little kid from the heart of Buckeye country in Columbus, Ohio.


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[Assistant] That hey, you know, you're not playing soccer this fall, you're playing football. And I was so pissed at him because I thought I was going to be the next Ronaldinho go over playing Europe.


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[Assistant] You know, I caught my first pass in football and I was addicted. I was such an adrenaline rush, you know, and I never looked back there, but the footwork it teaches, it's really been invaluable, you know, throughout my years of playing football.


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[Assistant] It challenges you every single day. I don't look at the ACL as a setback. It's just an opportunity for me to show people what kind of person I am, what kind of player I am, and how I handle adversity.


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[Assistant] After the Time Magazine interview, a lot of people come up to him, ask him questions, and he's a very humble kid. He doesn't let anything get through his head. He doesn't like losing. He's relentless.


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[Assistant] Uh, depending on which day it is and who he's gonna see. I wasn't a baseball player, but.


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[Assistant] I tried to help him with the basics stuff. Then when it was out of my league, that's when I got him the trainers.


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[Assistant] We're working on his hands, it's called, uh, short hops. Yea, he's got real good, fast feet. So his foot works real fast, his gloves pretty fast and smooth.


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[Assistant] If I had a crystal ball and it said that Joey would not be a Division 1 baseball player or he would not make the MLB, and that was a guarantee, I wouldn't stop what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] When we first started, we would go to the gym every day, every day. I wasn't going to force it on him, that's what he wanted to do. I'm glad that he really loved it.


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[Assistant] This ball is a weight ball, so it usually helps with his hand speed. So when he uses this, it's harder for him to pound the ball. So then when he goes to the regular ball, it's light, so he's really pounding the ball.


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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] Got good command. He's a really good competitor. Throws a lot of strikes.


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[Assistant] If I were throwing a football, I'd 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 was here in Acton, had seen the boys off early in the morning. I brought Molly to school and Mark called and


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[Assistant] Make sure that we are on point and that we have the hardest workout.


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[Assistant] Coaching Javon, it's a joy working with somebody that wants to give you maximum effort on every rep.


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[Assistant] On every round. And for him to also be my son is just a great privilege.


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[Assistant] It has afforded him a little bit of recognition, a little bit of fame, but we're constantly reminding him there's a lot of kids out there that put a lot of work in and to be able to dedicate yourself and still have time to be a normal kid. It's cool to have a really big following on Instagram.


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[Assistant] Mo is cool, like, that's my dude. He helps me train and stuff. He motivates me a lot to keep pushing and just to keep striving for greatness.


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[Assistant] I won a lot of medals. But my favorite medal is...


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[Assistant] I like this one. The California State Games. It just motivated me to work harder. These are the rings that I got for this medal. This is when I went to, uh, Louisiana.


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[Assistant] He pushed me the most out of everybody because he wanted to see his son be great.


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[Assistant] I've been training with him since I was three or four. I remember I didn't really know how to catch. Like we started off with like a huge NFL ball and I used to catch it.


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[Assistant] I wanna make it to the NFL, I wanna be a broadcaster, and I wanna own a football team. The thing I really, really wanna do is be the mayor of LA.


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[Assistant] You can't take a day off, you can't slack on your workout.


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[Assistant] You just gotta stay prayed up and just hope to God that I can do all that stuff because I really, really want to be the mayor. But I want to play football too, but I really want to be the mayor.


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[Assistant] Hockey is like the best thing ever to me. It's like half of my heart.


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[Assistant] When I get into the rink, my eyes are closed. It's weird. I'm tired and then I want to step on the ice somewhat.


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[Assistant] People know me on Instagram because my dad started an Instagram profile when I was a little boy.


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[Assistant] He's a really good coach. He's a really good dad too.


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[Assistant] Hockey is like what I live for, like my life.


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[Assistant] It was real. I had like random people walk up to me. Oh, you're the boy that got the scholarship. Congratulations.


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[Assistant] Last season, yea, we were undefeated. Nobody scored on us.


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[Assistant] The next time, focus on like what I did wrong and what I need to improve on. And I look for coverages and the way they line up.


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[Assistant] Make good decisions when no one's watching or lead by example.


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[Assistant] I prefer to play defense, cause I like hitting people instead of them hitting me.


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[Assistant] When you're a climber, I kind of look at them as like gymnasts. It's like you need the power and the strength, but you also need the flexibility. So making sure he's not just getting tight when we do strength training.


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[Assistant] So we use these accu-mobility balls just to hit a couple major muscle groups like lats and upper back muscles he uses a lot. Essentially the trigger point release, a lot of people use it before weight lifting sessions. You're just trying to get that mobile to be a little more elastic, which


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[Assistant] When you need that kind of flexibility, if you can get that little extra reach, it's going to help.


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[Assistant] People started saying it's unbelievable the sound that he's getting at this age.


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[Assistant] One of the things about New York, I think, is that there are so many opportunities here that you don't necessarily plan for.


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[Assistant] But the other thing is that you know, New York is one of the top places for music in the world.


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[Assistant] She told us, you know, you really have to get a professional teacher for him.


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[Assistant] And at this time, we were chronic convinced Marion to maybe teach him online or something like that.


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[Assistant] What I love most about him is that he really has a good heart. He cares about people, he loves animals, he cares about what happens in the world and he wants to make it a better place.


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[Assistant] Brando's been like a time machine. You know, it's our home and always looks the same, but we wake up and open the curtains. Oh, we're in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Oh, we're in wherever, you know.


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[Assistant] For us, the RV adventure has been more about reconnecting as a family, because we know in a few years, PJ's gonna grow up and have a wife and have a job and we just want to seize that opportunity.


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[Assistant] He's definitely my strongest student that I have and I coach kids from 7 to 18 and he's by far my strongest skater.


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[Assistant] Let's go. It was funny because the first time on the ice, I'm watching him and he definitely had ability. There ya go! It needed to be tweaked and once we started tweaking things, it really took off to the next level and he's really been pushing ever since.


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[Assistant] It's funny, I just watched a video of him barely able to stand on the ice, and now he's gonna surpass me eventually, very soon actually, because his skating ability is so strong. He gets so low to the ice, he's just confident, it's gone to a point where he's elevated past a lot of players older than him.


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[Assistant] Tough to say, he's so young, but I really think that he has the ability to go to whatever level he wants to push himself.


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[Assistant] He has all the basic tools and even more advanced tools in his kit that the sky's the limit for him. He can go on to the next level and really push and hopefully play elite and get to that next zex.


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[Assistant] Talked about, cause I was supposed to work in a restaurant this summer. The title had that in there, like oh, picks baseball over restaurant and like all the comments were how she'd be better in a kitchen.


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[Assistant] You really can't afford to make mistakes, cause these guys are so good that they'll just jump on it, and I mean, I'm also.


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[Assistant] People really clung on to the idea that I was a knuckleball pitcher mainly because being a girl I was already some sort of out of the ordinary. Same with a knuckleball, not many people throw it, it's quite unique. People also probably assumed that because I...


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[Assistant] Don't throw very hard, I have to rely on that. And I honestly don't think speed matters a whole lot. Like yeaah, it's quite awesome to throw 99.


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[Assistant] And like blow it by someone, but if it's flat or anything, anyone can catch up to that eventually or get on it.


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[Assistant] I think it's just keeping hitters off balance versus how hard you throw. You want it to be a guessing game, you don't want it to be like, oh for sure this pitch is coming next, so.


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[Assistant] Some people mentioned I was sort of a pioneer, I guess, to women's baseball and I really didn't think of it that way. I think mainly just cause I'd always played with guys, I didn't see why it was such a big deal. I think a lot more people.


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[Assistant] Seeing that, realize that it's possible and even like I've had little girls reach out to me. People message me on Instagram or Twitter or Facebook and


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[Assistant] Saying that their daughter is now wanting to play baseball because of you and a lot of people took notice to it. Like it's weird because I'd be recognized like on the ferry. But I think if there were more opportunities like this, like everywhere, that


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[Assistant] I think it also affected me that people were saying, oh, you can't do this because you're a girl and all that stuff. So I think if you believe that you're good enough, if they tell you otherwise, you don't have to listen to them.


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[Assistant] Teammates love to play Mario Kart and Mario Baseball. This is my room. Canada flag. I love hats. That's another thing.


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[Assistant] I'm also a huge fan of earrings. When I did realize that I wanted earrings, I couldn't get them because playing soccer and basketball and stuff, they'd ask you to take it out. I found them in Victoria, like when I was playing with the team or whatever, with the guys team. This might not even be in tune or anything.


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[Assistant] It's just those chords over and over again, and my teammates would sing along to it, so.


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[Assistant] But, there was a significant, like, decrease around age eight, I guess, of girls deciding that, oh, they should go to softball, because there's way more opportunity.


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[Assistant] I got an email from my national team coach saying that there was a GM interested in having a girl on their summer league team and I thought what an awesome opportunity but to be quite honest I thought it wouldn't follow through and


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[Assistant] I was skeptical about being used for the media and everything and just a publicity stunt and not actually getting to play but he reassured me of all that and kind of expected teammates to maybe not be okay with it just because


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[Assistant] I think sometimes guys think they can't act completely normal around me, but like, they're all fine. I've always played with guys, so it's not something I was like, oh my god, this is so new. I think just the level of the ball was a lot higher, but like, I know I'm good enough. Trust myself, trust my abilities. It's the same game that I've always played.


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[Assistant] One day, I think that I am gonna be better than Lionel Messi.


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[Assistant] I know it's not all gonna be fun, but I know that it's gonna separate me from the kids out there who are not doing it.


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[Assistant] I've never really felt that I want to stop soccer. I never really felt why am I doing this right now and I could be doing something else. I've always been wanting to train. Keep doing it more, which I think is really important.


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[Assistant] Pretty much every night of the week, whether it's snowing, raining, either I'm inside or outside, I think it kinda shows in my games, my videos. I don't take any days off, no matter what.


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[Assistant] I like doing boxing and as most kids would say, I just like hitting things.


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[Assistant] Cause it's keeping me on my toes and it's good conditioning for me.


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[Assistant] Strength for me and it's just really good to help me with soccer.


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[Assistant] These are all pretty much from hockey, soccer.


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[Assistant] This one right here, this was the one from Mundialito, from Spain.


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[Assistant] I was chosen to play on a national team and play against some of the best academies in the world.


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[Assistant] Someday I wanna play in the World Cup for the U.S.


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[Assistant] And won it for my team. As you can see, my favorite player is Messi. One particular reason why it's not Ronaldo, is he's not cocky, like, he's like,


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[Assistant] Massey motivates me. I think he's a great player. I just love the way he plays. He's technical on the ball. His mental game is great. And I dream to someday be better than him.


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[Assistant] I know that I'm already ahead of the other kids that I'm playing with right now, and I think that if I keep working hard, I'm gonna be, if not the best, one of the best players in the world.


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[Assistant] For some people like me, you need to just completely get off the path and just create your own trail. I just hope it works out.


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[Assistant] I graduated high school semester early. Went into UNC January. I was


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[Assistant] So then about, it was like two and a half months in and we were playing in a college showcase. This girl like was dribbling towards me and cut in.


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[Assistant] And my leg just like bottom leg just like kind of stayed where it was. And then my knee was like diagonal. I knew like in that moment I did something. And then I had surgery.


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[Assistant] The man who chases two rabbits catches neither. And it hit me. So, I walked out of my room.


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[Assistant] I like knocked my parents door and I was like, hey, just wanna let you know, I'm uh, I'm gonna retire from soccer and I'm gonna do freestyle full time.


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[Assistant] The best, I think the best thing about freestyle is like there aren't any limits, there are no boundaries, like you make the rules. If my body's not feeling it, I'll, I'll take a rest day, but I typically like, I typically try being here five, six times a week.


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[Assistant] I'm like constantly downloading clips, uploading clips, working with different brands to make sure that I'm getting the right copy and post. So it's like constantly on my phone or my computer.


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[Assistant] Or like, whipping out my phone, connecting to my hotspot and downloading something to my computer to then upload to my phone. So it's just learning how to be flexible and just take whatever life throws at me and kind of work with it. So, it's cool.


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[Assistant] Right as I started school, Instagram became a thing. And I was like, okay, like how can I make content for freestyle? And it was only photo at the time. Alright, let me take this basic level photography class. It was black and white film.


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[Assistant] So, went into the academic advising center and I was like, yo, like I wanna be an art major.


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[Assistant] What's up guys? I'm Indy Cowie. I'm Carly Lloyd. Today we are in Houston to do some trick shots. Man City had like, they were over in the states for their summer tour and then they also wanted me to work with Carly Lloyd and do like a trick shot. I didn't know that they...


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[Assistant] That opportunity would come around that way. I didn't ever think that it would come around that way, but it did. And I finally was able to bring that video piece and that idea and work with Carly and bring that to life. That was really cool. It was really rewarding.


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[Assistant] It's like everything I had sacrificed, even then, for just that one experience was worth it. And there's been so many more experiences like that.


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[Assistant] We are in North Carolina, like 630-ish.


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[Assistant] And I am headed to this little spot that I like to train in Longboard at.


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[Assistant] I think I like longboarding because it's so freeing. I know, it's like freestyle. It's just not a care in the world. It's amazing.


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[Assistant] I just want to create my, my own path. Like, that's just what works best for me. Like, it doesn't work for everyone.


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[Assistant] You have to sacrifice somewhere. If I do it the way it's set up, then I know where I'm gonna end up. Making decisions and taking a different path is not easy. It's been hard, it's been a struggle, but...


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[Assistant] Way worth it. Like there's no point in living if you're just gonna end up exactly where you're supposed to be.


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[Assistant] Playing soccer and freestyling were most important to me. So I made sacrifices because there was stuff I wanted to do. What's my life motto? Ride the wave.


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[Assistant] Guys close to that size have played receiver before, can, you know, run roots and they're taller than everyone and they can catch the ball.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I don't know what position that would be, but it's like super free safety trying to play D on the goalpost.


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[Assistant] Like goaltending basically? How tall is a goalpost? 10 feet.


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[Assistant] How often this even matters? I guess some kicks, you know, hit the very bottom or come pretty close.


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[Assistant] Which has to look really stupid, right? Because a field goal is coming, even a short field goal is coming from very far away, and it's typically going to clear the crossbar by a lot, so he's just jumping and waving his arms.


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[Assistant] That's like me trying to play basketball and trying to goaltend. Right.


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[Assistant] You know we're like catching Alley-oop? Like, it's not gonna happen.


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[Assistant] Ever successfully blocked the field goal from directly in front of the uprights.


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[Assistant] Okay, what if instead of that, and this could give you a few feet in front of the goalpost, you had one player already on the field sit on that guy's shoulders.


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[Assistant] That's pretty cool to have a role named after you. And also have it not be a role like, something creepy, like you're not allowed to...


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[Assistant] Absolutely. I can remember a child, uh, calling me for traveling, playing pick-up basketball as like a fourth-grader. Which, come on, we're all traveling.


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[Assistant] To make a rule that actually sets a limit on the referees themselves, saying you can't penalize someone further than down to three people. That was rape for exploitation. I think Roger is in the red.


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[Assistant] That he's technically not on the ice, but he can still re- Right, and they're like, coach, please.


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[Assistant] Builder, I get what that means, he's almost like an auditor. Like someone else built the thing and then he came over and kicked down a wall and was like, this isn't gonna work. He's like a hacker that companies hire to find vulnerabilities. It's a catch me if you can thing where they're like, he was the con artist and they were like, come in and just fix our league instead of exploiting all the rules.


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[Assistant] You're gonna fake it towards him. It's your camera, but you're gonna fake it towards me. Right. Okay. You're a Dez Bryant fan, right?


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[Assistant] Major League Baseball also has its fair share of catch rules. Makes sense, you have a position called catcher. Yea, it being a big part of the game. There's quite a bit of clarity to it, but there was a game where the refs just totally whiffed on this catch rule. A catch is the act of a fielder getting insecure possession in his hand or glove of a ball in flight and firmly holding it, providing he does not use his cap


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[Assistant] Austin Barnes hits a line drive right to the pitcher Nick Pavetta, who didn't try, but somehow like caught the ball in his uniform. Like it went between the two buttons of his uniform. And he just kind of looks down and he's like, oh well, I guess I got it. And it's the last out of the inning. So everyone, including the umpires,


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[Assistant] That was technically not a catch and they should have continued the play because the second part of this rule is providing he does not use his cap protector pocket or any other part of his uniform in getting possession.


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[Assistant] It's just in his belly, if there had been intent, like if he had done it intentionally, there's actually another rule for that, which is rule 7.05 that says all runners, including the batter, advance three bases if a fielder intentionally touches a fair batted ball with their cap, mask, or any other part of their uniform.


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[Assistant] First basement to second basement and you throw your glove and knock it down. Then it's only two bases.


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[Assistant] Which really does not make a whole lot of sense because that is your own teammate?


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[Assistant] Okay, so, the runner's running from first to second. You're in the outfield.


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[Assistant] You see that the ball is passing in between you and where the runner is at that moment. So you throw to hit the ball to make the ball hit the runner on his way in between bases.


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[Assistant] I don't see how you can get good cooking, kicking barefoot. Like, fuck it, I'm going barefoot and I'm gonna be the best.


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[Assistant] Well, it makes sense. I remember hearing kickers being like, damn, wish I was better at kicking, but I got all these toes in the way.


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[Assistant] It's hard to look at that and go like, alright well look at that huge advantage he has. Right. So you just need like a hollow, pointed shoe.


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[Assistant] Can you stuff it, like, uh, when boxers put, like, s- like, uh, concrete into, like, their gloves, can you stuff the front?


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[Assistant] Well, I found out recently that he broke a badass record about a dude kicking a field goal with half a foot, so I don't like him.


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[Assistant] Nin explains the rules of Pitank. The object of the game is to score more points than your opponent.


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[Assistant] Firstly, the balls, known as boules, are made of metal that weighs up to 800 grams each.


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[Assistant] And players must use Bulls with a different pattern to their opponent. Players have 3 Bulls each in Singles, 3 Bulls each in Doubles, and 2 Bulls each in teams of 3.


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[Assistant] Start the game, a player will draw up to a 50cm circle in the floor. In competitions, pre-formed plastic circles are used instead.


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[Assistant] This Jack must travel between 6 and 10 metres for it to be valid. And once it comes to a stop, the match begins.


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[Assistant] That same player will stop from the circle and try and get one of their bulls as close to the jack as possible.


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[Assistant] This is the most effective way of controlling a ball on a loose surface.


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[Assistant] Once they have completed their shot, it's their opponent's turn to do the same. But here's the catch. The idea is to have one of your bulls closest to the jack.


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[Assistant] If you are not the best shot, you must carry on throwing until one or more of your bools is closest to the jack. Or until you've run out of bools to play.


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[Assistant] Remember, the idea is to get your boobs as close to the jack as possible.


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[Assistant] Because failure to do so gives your opponent the advantage.


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[Assistant] In this example, the winner scores two points, as two of their boules are closer than the nearest opponent boule.


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[Assistant] In this example, the winner only scores one point, as only one of their bulls is closer to the jack than the nearest opponent bull.


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[Assistant] Once all the balls have been played, the score is recorded.


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[Assistant] This is known as a men, or in English, an end.


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[Assistant] And then throws it to begin a new end, usually in the opposite direction. A game is played up to 30 points.


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[Assistant] The first player or team to reach 13 points, wins.


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[Assistant] A shooting shot is where a player throws the ball to knock an opposing ball out of play.


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[Assistant] A lob shot is thrown high in the air and is used to go over other bulls, usually with no movement once the bull lands.


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[Assistant] And a Carrow Shot is where a player will try and take out an opponent's Bull whilst leaving their own Bull in that exact same spot. Circle and Jack Rules.


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[Assistant] Both the circle and the jack must be at least one meter away from any obstacle or out of bounds line.


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[Assistant] If either lands within a meter of this, the player may move the circle or jack until it is one meter away from any obstacle.


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[Assistant] This is known as dead, and it is limited from play.


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[Assistant] This is to prevent and punish an opposing player that is behind on points intentionally playing the Jack out of bounds. Measure.


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[Assistant] An official, or third party, will measure the distance between both sets of rules and the Jack. And they will indicate which is closer by pointing at them. Fanny.


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[Assistant] Traditionally, the loser or losing team are called a fanny, and they must kiss the bottom of a girl called Fanny.


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[Assistant] There are numerous paintings and statues of a bare-bottomed woman called Fanny.


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[Assistant] And, if you're good at this game, you can earn a decent living from it, as it's now a professionally televised sport in France.


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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] It's now contested internationally and is incredibly popular worldwide.


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[Assistant] The scoring criteria is different for each one, but I'll try and explain it as generically as I can.


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[Assistant] Which is pre-goreographed forms performed in front of judges. And Sandar, which is fighting an opponent similar to many other combat martial arts.


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[Assistant] It's important to understand the rules of both in order to appreciate the diverse sports of Wushu. Tao Ru


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[Assistant] Tao Lu consists of pre-choreographed forms, usually performed to music that exhibits a competitor's skill, power, flexibility and speed, in demonstrating a required list of techniques.


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[Assistant] It can be split into 5 generic areas of competition. Which include... Barehanded. A contest where a competitor has no weapons at all.


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[Assistant] And all techniques are performed with an empty fist. Some of the more popular barehanded events include Jiangquan, the long fist.


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[Assistant] This is a style famous for its high flying acrobatics, flexibility and difficult moves such as spinning punches and kicks.


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[Assistant] Whilst not as acrobatic as Zhang Chuan, it's characterised by powerful movements and lightning fast hand strikes.


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[Assistant] Tai Chi Chuan, mistakenly called Tai Chi by the western world, and is often depicted as a slow moving martial art done by old people, but when done properly, it looks like this.


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[Assistant] When movements are sped up, this is actually a deadly form of self defense. Short weapons.


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[Assistant] A short weapon is designated as any weapon that is typically below head height, and some of the most popular short weapon events include... Thou the Brawton.


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[Assistant] A curved one sided sword that is flexible and can be used to attack an opponent with style.


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[Assistant] A straighter, one-sided sword that is useful for simultaneous attack and defence, and is the short weapons equivalent of Nan Chuan, the Southern Fist.


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[Assistant] A long weapon refers to any weapon that is typically above head height. Some of the more popular events include... ...the kuchel.


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[Assistant] A Long Staff featuring immensely acrobatic moves and is the long weapons equivalent to Zhangquan, Nanquan, the Southern Staff.


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[Assistant] It features teams of competitors choreographic fights against each other.


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[Assistant] They can be in pairs, or trios, or a team, and the idea is to demonstrate techniques creatively in a simulated fight scene.


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[Assistant] Group events or DT is contested between teams of people and is usually choreographed forms


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[Assistant] Very similar to synchronized swimming or cheerleading, but with martial arts moves.


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[Assistant] Group events can be contested in the style of most events. Other more unorthodox events include DoD bien, the 9 section whip.


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[Assistant] And Zhu Chen, Drunken Boxing, as popularised by Jackie Chan in the iconic his movie, The Drunken Master.


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[Assistant] There are many more events, but there's way too many to list in this video. That's great and all Nin, but how do you actually win?


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[Assistant] Five sets of judges will be watching your every move, and they'll assess you on the following criteria. Quality of movements.


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[Assistant] Should you not perform moves correctly, they will start deducting points.


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[Assistant] These judges will start you with 3 or 5 points, and will deduct points based on your overall performance, i.e. your artistry, your interpretation, your ability to link moves together etc.


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[Assistant] This judge will deduct for choreography errors i.e. if a competitor has not done a required technique as required by that particular competition. And finally, a head judge.


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[Assistant] Who deducts points if a competitor has not met the time requirements, i.e. if a routine is too long or too short.


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[Assistant] On the surface, it looks like Muay Thai or Thai boxing, and you'd be correct for assuming that.


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[Assistant] Throw, grapple and trip your opponents and, in professional competitions, kneed, elbow and choke your opponents also.


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[Assistant] The idea is to inflict as much damage to your opponent as possible, because 5 judges will be watching your every move.


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[Assistant] They'll award points based on successful punches, kicks and throws performed onto your opponent, and they'll do the same for them.


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[Assistant] Two minutes are up, this is the end of the round, and the scores are tallied for each fighter.


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[Assistant] The person with the most amount of points at the end of the round, wins that round.


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[Assistant] Pretty much, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know about Sandar.


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[Assistant] Clenching is used in Sanda as a way to grapple or knee your opponent and is perfectly legal.


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[Assistant] But if nothing happens after two seconds, the referee will stop the fight to separate you and your opponent in order to restart fighting.


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[Assistant] Failure to do this results in either an admonishment or a more severe warning and multiple infractions will result in disqualification.


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[Assistant] If a competitor is knocked down, they'll have 10 seconds to get back up.


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[Assistant] Failure to do this results in that fighter losing the round. If they cannot carry on fighting at all,


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[Assistant] This is a knockout, and the opponent wins automatically. Just like in Western Boxing.


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[Assistant] This was a generic guide and introduction to the sometimes complicated sport of wushu. And if you want to know the specific detailed marking criteria for either taolu or sanda, you can download the exact judging criteria from the International Wushu Federation website, the governing body for wushu worldwide.


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[Assistant] But if you have enjoyed this video, please be sure to like, share and subscribe.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy Wushu!


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[Assistant] Up to 6 riders take part in any one event, but is usually contested with 4 riders for safety reasons.


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[Assistant] There are strict rules as to what a bike can and cannot do. And I'll explain more on that later.


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[Assistant] Each rider will be designated a colour which corresponds to their position on track.


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[Assistant] Once riders are in position, a gate will lift and the race begins.


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[Assistant] Riders will ride and powerslide their bikes around the track in as quick a time as possible.


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[Assistant] Heat are usually contested in 4 laps, and the rider who crosses the finish line after 4 laps first, wins the heat and receives 3 points.


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[Assistant] The rider in second place gets two points, third place gets one point, and anyone else scores zero.


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[Assistant] Two riders of each team will contest against two riders of another team. The whole team wears red and blue helmet caps. The away team, yellow and white.


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[Assistant] A team competition is contested over 15 heats. And the team with the most points after 15 heats wins.


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[Assistant] In an individual contest, the rider who has the most points after a designated number of heats is the winner. Easy sport ever right?


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[Assistant] Not so fast there, friend. There's a few other things that you'll need to know before contesting in or watching Speedway. For example, motorcycles.


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[Assistant] The bike must be fueled with methanol with no additives.


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[Assistant] The bikes must have guards fitted over the engines moving parts, and other guards and deflectors for safety.


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[Assistant] This results in a motorcycle that could do 0-60 in about 2 seconds on dirt. Road sliding. This is the technique used to corner the bike around the track.


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[Assistant] This involves tilting the bike, pointing the wheel of the bike in the direction of travel, whilst using the back wheel to get as much traction on the track as possible. The rider's leg can also be used for balance. This is an incredibly difficult skill to master. Disqualification. You can be disqualified for a number of reasons, such as failing to turn up at the start line on time, not getting to the start line under the bike's own power, or using a bike that breaks the rules.


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[Assistant] Disqualified riders are usually excluded from the heat. Strategy.


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[Assistant] It might seem like a trivial race, but there's a lot of things to consider when trying to win a Speedway Heat.


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[Assistant] Some parts of the track may be softer or harder than others.


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[Assistant] It's up to you as the rider to figure out what the best line is, as it's different for every track. Then you have to outsmart the other riders. Do you make a run for the line early, or wait for them to go wide so that you can take the lead? That is up to you. A faster bike isn't necessarily a better bike.


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[Assistant] In cold countries such as Russia, Sweden and Finland, Speedway is contested on snow and ice.


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[Assistant] It's almost exactly the same, except that there's a separate class of bikes that are fitted with these medicine looking tyres. This is known as studded tyre class. The technique to ride these bikes is also different.


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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] 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 Speedway.


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[Assistant] Kendo is a modern Japanese martial art based from traditional samurai swordsmanship and is contested worldwide.


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[Assistant] Kendo practitioners, like fencers, are lightning quick, and attacks can happen within one tenth of a second.


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


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[Assistant] To score points, you must strike your opponents with a bamboo sword, known as a shinai.


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[Assistant] And you can only score by attacking one of four areas. The Men, which is the head of your opponent. The Kote, the gloves or wrists. The Dor, which is the torso. And Ski, thrusting to the throat of your opponent.


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[Assistant] This can be summarized in the phrase ki ken tai, which means spirit, sword and body.


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[Assistant] You must show Ki or fighting spirit by shouting when you attack.


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[Assistant] This is a verbal indicator known as a key eye and is required for an epon to be scored.


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[Assistant] Ken, which is the sword element, also has requirements.


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[Assistant] If you look carefully, the shinai has a string which indicates the back of the sword. This string must be on the top when an attack is landed.


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[Assistant] This indicates that you have cut your opponent with the blade the correct way up.


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[Assistant] You must also strike with the correct part of the sword, which is an area 25cm from the tip of the shinai. You cannot attack too deep or too shallow.


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[Assistant] The tie or body must also be in the right position.


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[Assistant] You must maintain a straight body posture and both hands on the sword when attacking. Being off balance doesn't count.


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[Assistant] You have to be constantly alert and concentrating during the whole 10 minutes, and must be mentally and physically ready to attack again.


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[Assistant] Any breaking concentration may not score. Or in some cases, may be penalized.


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[Assistant] Take for example this guy. He scores an Ip on and then for a split second was seen making a fist pump.


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[Assistant] This indicates a lack of Zanshin, and was also seen as rude or disrespecting the opponent. The referee saw this and cancelled his Ippon.


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[Assistant] Kendo fighters are tagged on their backs with either red or white, and three referees hold corresponding flags in their hands.


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[Assistant] If a judge thinks that an Ipon is scored, he will raise that fighter's coloured flag, and at least two judges have to agree before an Ipon is awarded.


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[Assistant] Now that you understand how an Ippon is scored, there's a few other things that you'll need to know before contesting in or watching Kendo. For example. Time.


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[Assistant] Should the scores be 0-0 or 1-1 after 10 minutes, one of three things will happen.


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[Assistant] In tournaments, the contest will carry on until an Ipon is scored. Whoever scores first, wins. The contest could be declared as a draw


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[Assistant] Or the three judges will decide who was the superior fighter and they will be declared the winner. Format.


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[Assistant] This is usually fought in a tournament format, whereby the winner moves on to the next round, and the loser is eliminated. The last person standing wins the tournament.


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


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[Assistant] The other team like drove 12 hours to get here. Cause it's the 60s.


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[Assistant] Ninh explains the rules of Nascar Racing.


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[Assistant] The object of the race is to be the first to cross the finish line after completing a number of laps around a track.


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[Assistant] NASCAR racing, also known as stock car racing, is the most popular form of auto racing in the United States, and is contested in a number of races throughout the calendar year.


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[Assistant] Drivers will drive a specially modified version of a normal passenger car.


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[Assistant] The second fastest in the second position etc. Until all the drivers are assigned a position to start the race. This is known as qualifying.


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[Assistant] Once qualifying has determined the starting order, the actual race is usually held on a separate day.


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[Assistant] Drivers will warm up their cars by following the pace car in the position that they will start.


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[Assistant] Stage 1 is roughly 25% of the overall number of laps in a race.


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[Assistant] The driver who crosses the line first at the end of stage 1 is awarded 10 regular season points and a playoff point.


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[Assistant] The second driver is awarded 9 regular season points, all the way down to 1 point for 10th place. The race carries on into stage 2, which is exactly the same as stage 1.


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[Assistant] Stage 3 is a compacted traditional race and is roughly 50% of the total laps.


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[Assistant] Winning this final stage wins you the overall race.


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[Assistant] Which is worth 40 regular seeds points.


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[Assistant] With second place getting 35 points, third place getting 34 points, etc.


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[Assistant] Winning the race automatically guarantees you a place in the playoffs, and also adds 5 playoff points to your total score. So what is the playoffs?


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[Assistant] The playoffs, previously known as the Chase, is used to determine who the overall champion is.


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[Assistant] After the first 26 races, all the regular season points are added up, and the top 10 get additional playoff points added to their playoff score.


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[Assistant] The driver who finishes the highest in the final race of the season is declared the NASCAR champion. It used to be a lot simpler.


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[Assistant] Prior to 2004, NASCAR used to follow the Formula 1 style of points.


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[Assistant] The driver with the most points at the last race of the season was declared the champion. So much easier to explain.


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[Assistant] Some tracks are so fast that to race on them with full power cars is actually quite dangerous.


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[Assistant] To lower the power of the cars, a restrictor plate is placed between the carburettor and the engine of the car to reduce the amount of power that cars produce.


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[Assistant] This is so that drivers can drive safer, albeit slower, than normal.


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[Assistant] Unlike Formula 1 where cars are quite a distance away from each other, in NASCAR, cars follow each other extremely closely. But why?


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[Assistant] Due to aerodynamics and the forces of drag, cars will stay close together to share the drag.


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[Assistant] And two cars together can drive faster than one car alone. This results of chains of cars staying together.


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[Assistant] They are forming a temporary truce to help each other drive faster, but eventually, all of them are going to try and break away to try and cross the finish line first. Loose and tense.


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[Assistant] You'll sometimes hear drivers use the terms loose and tight.


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[Assistant] This is where drag and aerodynamics adversely affects the car.


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[Assistant] Cars are allowed to go back to their own team's garage or pit to change their tyres or refuel.


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[Assistant] This is known as a pit stop, and a crew of 6 people are so fast at changing 4 tyres and adding fuel that this can be done in around 12 seconds.


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[Assistant] However, this adds time to the race and could cost you valuable positions in the final standings.


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[Assistant] I'm not going to cover every single flag, but the most common are a green flag. This is used to start or restart a race.


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[Assistant] A green and white checkered flight is used to signal the end of Stage 1 or Stage 2.


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[Assistant] A yellow flag, also known as a caution flag, is where all drivers must reduce in speed and count overtake.


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[Assistant] The black and white checkered flag is the famous flag that denotes the end of the race.


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[Assistant] I could talk more about engines, tyres, the overtime line, side drafting etc. But the points I've talked about are the most salient ones for a beginner to understand.


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[Assistant] Check out my Daytona 500 video on my other channel to see what it's like to experience an actual NASCAR race.


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[Assistant] But if you have 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, but in the meantime, enjoy NASCAR racing.


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[Assistant] We were saying if we have a bad start, we need to crash to get a restart. I just crashed, I did it on purpose to get a restart just to have the fastest ride.


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[Assistant] Sumo wrestling is Japan's oldest sport that is contested between two wrestlers known as rikishi. No, not this kind of rikishi. And takes place in a clay ring known as a dojo.


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[Assistant] If you manage to do either of these things, the referee will point to your side of the dojo, and you win the match.


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[Assistant] Once both sumo wrestlers touch the ground with their fists, the match begins. You are allowed to push your opponent. Slap your opponent. Grab their mawashi or loincloth. Lock their limbs. Redirect them out of the ring. Trip them up. Throw them out of the ring. Or really throw them.


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[Assistant] There's also things you cannot do, which will result in your instant disqualification.


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[Assistant] You cannot punch your opponents. Poke them in any sensitive area. Grab around the crotch area. And if your Mowashi comes off, you are disqualified immediately.


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[Assistant] There is no time limit, and matches can last anything from 4 seconds to 4 minutes.


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[Assistant] Come on Nin, these are just fat dudes wearing diapers. This is a joke, right? Unfortunately, this is no laughing matter.


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[Assistant] Sumo is Japan's national sport, and rikishi devote their entire lives to training, gaining weight and learning the art of sumo.


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[Assistant] They may be tubby around the midsection, but they are strong men with fast reflexes and incredible balance.


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[Assistant] It's not easy, and sumo wrestling is an incredibly difficult sport to master.


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[Assistant] There's a few other things that you'll need to know before playing or watching Sumo. For example, Pre-Match Ritual.


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[Assistant] Without going into too much detail, the process to start a sumo wrestling match is a religious ceremony that includes cleansing their mouths, throwing salt to purify the ring, stamping out evil spirits,


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[Assistant] Showing their opponent that they want to fight fair and have no weapons, and cycling each other out. Mono-y.


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[Assistant] If there's a dispute as to who won the bout, 5 judges dressed in black will step into the ring to discuss the match.


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[Assistant] This is known as monowy. And they will decide to either agree with the referee, overturn the referee's decision,


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[Assistant] Or, if they still cannot decide, order a rematch and make both rikishi wrestle again. Gyoji. The referee in a sumo match is known as the Gyoji.


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[Assistant] He is dressed in colourful robes and holds a wooden fan in his right hand, which he uses to signal the winner.


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[Assistant] Gyoji are ranked for superiority, with the highest ranked Gyoji wearing extravagant silks and purple robe decorations, which is the colour of Japanese nobility. Prize money.


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[Assistant] Before some Sumo matches, you might see these colourful banners being paraded around the ring.


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[Assistant] These are sponsor banners, and the fee that the sponsor pays acts as the prize money.


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[Assistant] The winning rikishi is awarded the prize in envelopes from the gyoji. More sponsors, equals more prize money. Tournaments. Sumo matches usually take place in tournaments.


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[Assistant] Each rikishi contests in one match every day for 15 straight days in the top division, or 7 straight days in the lower divisions.


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[Assistant] The Rikishi with the most wins in any one tournament is proclaimed the winner.


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[Assistant] If two rikishi have the same record, they must fight each other to be crowned the tournament champion. Ranking.


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[Assistant] There are 10 ranks in Professional Sumo, and based on your wins and losses, you can be promoted or demoted a rank based on your performance.


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[Assistant] If you're in the top 5 ranks, this is known as Makauchi, or the top division, where your matches are televised and your starting salary is significantly higher than the bottom 5 ranks. Yokozuna.


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[Assistant] The goal of every sumo wrestler is to reach the rank of Yokozuna. No, not this kind of Yokozuna, but the rank of Grand Champion.


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[Assistant] The criteria is strict, but in short, you have to be at least an Ozaki who has won two straight tournaments, but an equivalent performance, and have the unanimous vote of the Yokozuna Deliberation Council of the Japan Sumo Association to be crowned a Yokozuna or Grand Champion.


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[Assistant] You could tell who he is as he's the one that wears this white robe during ceremonies. And there can be more than one Yokozuna at a time.


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[Assistant] Yokozuna are treated like gods in Japan, and they earn significant money, fame and honour as the top sumo wrestler in the world.


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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] 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 and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy Sumo Wrestling!


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[Assistant] Nen explains the rules of Australian rules football.


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[Assistant] Australian Rules Football, more commonly known as Aussie Rules Football, is a game played with two teams of 22, with 18 players from each team taking to the field at any one time.


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[Assistant] This is by far one of the largest fields of any team sports, and plays have to be extremely fit in order to cover this much ground. These are the goal squares, the centre square and centre circle, and there are two 50 metre lines arched around the goal posts at each end of the field. Pay attention now, as these lines are important. The game starts with a ball up in the centre square.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more overall points than the opposing team. To score, a player must try and kick the ball through the middle two posts. If you successfully kick the ball through the middle two posts, this is a goal and is worth six points.


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[Assistant] If you hit one of the goal posts, if the ball is deflected by another player through the goal posts, or if you kick it between a long goal post and a short behind post, this is known as a behind, and this only scores one point.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 20 minute quarters, for a combined playing time of 80 minutes. So the team with the highest amount of points from goals and behinds at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] Well, not so much. Standing in your way are 18 members of the opposing team who are trying to take the ball away from you so that they can score themselves. They are allowed to block kicks, intercept the ball, push you off the field or tackle you by grabbing you below the shoulders and pulling you to the floor. If they do tackle you, they are awarded a free kick from the spot of the tackle.


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[Assistant] You can move the ball by kicking it in any direction, running with it so long as you bounce it on the floor of 15 metres, or handballing the ball where you strike the ball with clenched fists to a teammate.


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[Assistant] Throwing the ball is absolutely not allowed in Australian rules football, and your opponent will be awarded a free kick if you do.


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[Assistant] That doesn't sound so easy anymore. Is there any other way of moving the ball up the field?


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[Assistant] Yes there is. The saving grace for your team is called the mark. If you kick the ball in the air 15 metres or more, and a teammate catches it without the ball bouncing on the ground, this is known as a mark or marking the ball.


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[Assistant] The player is then awarded a free kick from that spot and cannot be touched by an opponent for 10 seconds.


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[Assistant] If a mark is made within your team's forward 50 arc, you are awarded 30 seconds to take your free kick.


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[Assistant] If 10 or 30 seconds has expired without you making the kick, the umpire will call play on, and the opponents are free to try and take the ball off you.


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[Assistant] The game is a back and forth affair, full of marks, handballs, runs, goals, behinds and free kicks.


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[Assistant] Speccy. This is Australian slang for spectacular mark. You're not allowed to push anyone in the back, but if there's a marking contest and an opponent is standing in your way, you are allowed to use his back for leverage to try and catch the ball for a mark. This could result in gravity defying plays for the ball.


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[Assistant] If you're stupid enough to commit any of these infractions, the umpire will award a 50 metre penalty against you, and the other team will gain possession from the spot where the umpire has marked 50 metres. This is a huge disadvantage, as games can be lost from kicks resulted in penalties.


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[Assistant] To the uninitiated, Aussie rules football seems very complicated, but once you understand the rules, it becomes a great sport to watch. If you have found this video at all helpful, please like, share with your friends, rate, comment and subscribe. It takes me ages to make one of these things, and good karma is always appreciated.


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[Assistant] Aussie rules football is fast, high scoring and hard hitting. What's there not to love?


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


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[Assistant] To score a goal, a player must use their stick and shoot the ball into the goal.


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[Assistant] Hey Nin, this looks suspiciously like ice hockey, field hockey and soccer.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yep, that's pretty much exactly what Bandy is.


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[Assistant] If you take elements of field hockey, ice hockey and football, you get bandied.


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[Assistant] The ice is roughly the same size as a football pitch. A maximum of 110 metres by 65 metres.


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[Assistant] These are the free stroke circles which are 10 meters in diameter, and we'll talk more about those later. The game starts with a stroke off.


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[Assistant] Once a team has possession of the ball, they will try and move the ball towards the opposing goalkeeper and try and score. You can pass the ball directly between teammates,


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[Assistant] Or skate and control the ball with either side of the stick, just like ice hockey.


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[Assistant] Unlike ice hockey however, the stick is not curved sideways. So players have to be proficient in passing and shooting the ball from both the left and right sides of the stick.


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[Assistant] The idea is to set up in good position to be able to shoot the ball towards the goal. The opposing team will try and stop you by tackling.


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[Assistant] They are allowed to try and take the ball away from you, and move the ball in the opposite direction so that they can score themselves.


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[Assistant] One major rule difference between ice hockey and bandy is that in bandy, forceful contact between players is strictly forbidden. There are varying degrees of punishment if you break this or any of the rules.


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[Assistant] Breaking the rules may result in a yellow card, which is a warning.


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[Assistant] A blue card, which means that the defending player has to serve a 5 or 10 minute penalty.


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[Assistant] Or a red card, similar to football, and results in a player being ejected from the game.


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[Assistant] He's the only person who is allowed to catch and throw the ball, and can only do that from his own goal circle.


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[Assistant] There are many other differences, but these are the main two you need to know about.


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[Assistant] That's basically the gist of it, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, free stroke.


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[Assistant] A free stroke is awarded to the other team if a player breaks one of the rules. Usually they are awarded for fouls, incorrect equipment, incorrect procedures or the ball going out of play.


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[Assistant] The ball is either hit one metre away from the sidelines, or more commonly, from the free stroke circles depending on the infraction. Corner stroke.


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[Assistant] Very similar to the short corner in field hockey, this is awarded if a defender deliberately hits the ball behind their own goal line.


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[Assistant] The attacking team places the ball at the corner circle, and the defending team can put their plays behind the goal line.


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[Assistant] The ball is hit into play, and is usually shot towards the goal immediately. Penalty shots.


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[Assistant] If a defender intentionally fouls a play with a legitimate chance to score, a penalty shot will be awarded to the attacking team.


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[Assistant] There are unlimited substitutions in banding, and they can be made at any time except during a corner stroke. All substitutions must be made within the designated area. Overtime and penalty shootout.


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[Assistant] If the game is tied after 90 minutes, usually two extra 10 minute periods are played to determine a winner.


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[Assistant] However, some games have the golden goal rule, where the next goal scored wins the game.


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[Assistant] For games where a winner must be determined, a penalty shootout may occur.


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[Assistant] Teams with the most goals after five plays on each team shoots the ball, wins.


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[Assistant] If you're struggling to understand Bandy, try watch my other videos on Ice Hockey, Field Hockey and Football first, and hopefully this will all make sense to you.


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


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


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[Assistant] Nin explains the rules of racketball. The object of the game is to score more points than your opponent.


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[Assistant] This is similar to the games of squash and British racketball, but with a few significant differences.


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[Assistant] Players play with bigger racket heads, and a bouncier ball, on a longer and narrower court. The game starts with a player serving the ball.


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[Assistant] To serve, a player must be in the serving zone and bounce the ball onto the floor before hitting it.


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[Assistant] The opponent must wait behind the receiving line during a serve, and cannot cross it until the ball has crossed the receiving line. You have to play the ball by hitting it onto the front wall.


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[Assistant] The ball may hit any of the walls and the ceiling, but you are only allowed to let the ball bounce on the floor once.


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[Assistant] If you let the ball bounce twice on the floor, you lose a point.


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[Assistant] The idea of this game is to make it difficult or impossible for your opponent to play a good shot back. Or to force an error out of your opponent. This exchange is known as a Rally.


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[Assistant] In Racquetball, you can only score a point if you serve the ball.


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[Assistant] If the server wins the rally, they score one point and continues to serve.


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[Assistant] If the opposing player wins the rally, then no point is scored, but that player then takes over the serving.


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[Assistant] Once you play a shot, you have to try and get out of the way of the ball and your opponent.


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[Assistant] If you tried to get out of the way but couldn't, this is known as a hinder, or a replay hinder, and the point is replayed again.


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[Assistant] If you obstruct your opponent to deny them a clear winning shot, your opponent will win the rally. This is known as a penalty hinder.


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[Assistant] The first player to score 15 points wins the game, and racketball is usually played to the best of three games. The last game is only played to 11 points.


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[Assistant] The person who wins two games the fastest, wins.


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[Assistant] That's pretty much it, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know before playing or watching Racquetball. For example… Surf Faults.


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[Assistant] There's a lot of things you cannot do when serving the ball. Without going into too much detail, here's a list of things you cannot do.


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[Assistant] Similar to tennis, you are allowed two chances to serve the ball properly.


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[Assistant] If you make two serving faults in a row, you lose the serve, and the serve goes to your opponent. Called Hinder.


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[Assistant] If you believe that by making your next shot you risk injuring your opponent, you can call a hinder, and the result is that you replay the point.


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[Assistant] In Racquetball, safety is of paramount importance.


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[Assistant] Be sure to check out my Rules of Squash video, which also covers the British version of racketball.


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


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy Racquetball!


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[Assistant] You talk about asleep at the wheel. I gotta tell you something right now. That is as inexcusable of a mistake as you can possibly make.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times sore losers lashed out in sports.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at moments when athletes and coaches were either petty or lost at when things did not go their way. Are there any we missed? Let us know below.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Sean Murphy. England's Sean the Magician Murphy is one of the greatest snicker players to pick up a cue. After all, he's a former world champion. However, Murphy's reputation took a hit during the 2021 UK Championship, and not because he lost.


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[Assistant] In the last 1.28, Murphy took on China's Xi Jiawei, who was an amateur at this point. Xi caused one of the biggest upsets by beating Murphy 5-6. During a post-game interview, Murphy ranted that Xi wouldn't have been allowed in the tournament since he wasn't a professional, claiming it wasn't fair.


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[Assistant] After receiving some criticism for his words, Murphy apologized for diminishing C's victory, but stood by his comments.


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[Assistant] He lost to him again at the 2023 World Championship. A brilliant win against Sean Murphy, ten frames to nine. Number nine, Ara Abrahamian.


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[Assistant] Being a multi-time men's Greco-Roman wrestling world champion and 2004 Olympic silver medalist, Ara Abrahamian was probably hoping to score big at the 2008 event. Instead, he was defeated by Italy's Andrea Minguzi.


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[Assistant] Abrahamian exploded at the judges and claimed he lost due to politics. During the medal ceremony, Abrahamian shockingly placed his bronze on the floor and walked out, claiming he was retiring from wrestling. The International Olympic Committee disqualified Abrahamian from the event, and he was later banned from the sport for life by United World Wrestling.


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[Assistant] However, the ban was overturned in 2009 by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, yet Abrahamian still didn't get the bronze reinstated. Number 8. Cristiano Ronaldo. Since Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo burst into the football industry, fans have been enjoying their battle for who's the greatest of all time. Usually the two seemingly respect each other and bring out the best in each other.


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[Assistant] In 2021, after the Portuguese forward came sixth in the rankings for the Ballon d'Or and Messi picked up his seventh win at the prestigious award, a Ronaldo fan protested the loss on Instagram with a long post about his achievements this year while slating the Argentine icon and also briefly praising Robert Lewandowski. Ronaldo saw this and let his thoughts be known with a single word comment on the post. Number seven, Amari Stoudemire.


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[Assistant] Playing for the New York Knicks against the Miami Heat in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, the latter won 104-94.


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[Assistant] In frustration, Stottemeyer punched a glass box that contained a fire extinguisher, causing him to cut his hand up so badly that it required treatment from paramedics.


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[Assistant] It's during any international sports event. All athletes know that many, many cameras will be on them during events. But apparently, Shinghi Kanet forgot this at the 2014 European Short Track Speed Skating Championship. Having already come second against Russia's Viktor An in the men's 500 meter final, history repeated itself when Kanet lost to An again in the 500 meter relay final.


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[Assistant] Instead of being gracious, the petulant Dutch skater flipped the birds behind Ahn's back. Unsurprisingly, Kinet was disqualified for unsporting behavior. After collecting silver at the 2018 Winter Olympics, some believe Kinet learned nothing by stealthily showcasing his middle finger during a photo.


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[Assistant] Considering South Korea was hosting the 1988 Summer Olympics, you'd expect officials and athletes to be on their best behavior, but no.


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[Assistant] This is understandable, but what wasn't was when several individuals including South Korean coaches swarmed into the ring with some physically attacking the referee.


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[Assistant] After all that drama, Byun remained in the ring sitting on the canvas for one hour and seven minutes as he protested the decision. Reportedly, the arena lights were even turned off, leaving NBC to put a spotlight on him, and still, the boxer stayed there having his time out.


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[Assistant] In October 2004, having already gone through previous season unbeaten and setting a record, Arsenal's invincible team faced Manchester United in the Premier League looking to make it 50 games in a row since their last loss. The teams have been massive rivals for years, trading titles between them.


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[Assistant] However, the London side lost 2-0 and they weren't happy afterward due to perceived favoritism by the referee towards Manchester.


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[Assistant] In the tunnel, the two sides got into the infamous fight known as the Battle of the Buffet or Pizza Gate. The name was coined after the Red Devil's manager Alex Ferguson even had pizza lobbed on him by a mystery assailant. In 2017, former Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas admitted he was the culprit.


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[Assistant] Number three, Jim Schwartz. It's strange how a simple yet slightly aggressive handshake between head coaches can result in a scuffle.


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[Assistant] But that's what happened in October 2011 when the Detroit Lions surprisingly lost to the San Francisco 49ers 25-19. As the game ended, the 49ers joyous Jim Harbaugh shook Lions Jim Schwartz's hand too hard and slapped him on the back. Schwartz was livid and seemingly attempted to square up to Harbaugh but was stopped by a collection of officials and players.


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[Assistant] Another bizarre handshake moment in American football saw college head coaches Dion Sanders and Eddie Robinson Jr. get into it after a game. After his team lost, Robinson Jr. quickly brushed off Sanders. Oh, a little heated exchange there!


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[Assistant] In midfield between Coach Prime and Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. He was reportedly upset at Sanders behavior and supposed antics leading up to the game.


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[Assistant] At the 2012 edition of the Australian Open, Cypriot player Marcos Bagdatis took on Switzerland's Stan Waringka. Down by two sets at the break, Bagdatis released his frustrations in dramatic fashion.


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[Assistant] Like a magician pulling infinite plastic flowers out of nowhere, Baghdadsus kept finding rackets to viciously destroy on the ground.


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[Assistant] The umpire was speechless and couldn't help but slightly smirk. This outburst cost Baghdad to us a fine of $800. However, let's not forget, this isn't the only time a player has lashed out in tennis, nor will it be the last.


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[Assistant] Number one, Angel Matos. Having previously won a gold medal at the 2000 Olympics, this Cuban martial artist was probably hoping for a similar prize at the men's taekwondo 80 plus kilogram division at the 2008 event. During the bronze medal battle with Kazakhstan's Armin Chilmana, Matos broke his toe and took a timeout.


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[Assistant] When he didn't return in time, the ref believed he had retired and awarded victory to Chilmano. After arguing, Matos kicked the referee in the face, causing him to need stitches.


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[Assistant] He then proceeded to punch another official on the arm. Unsurprisingly, the World Taekwondo Federation banned Matos for life. Looking back on the incident, Matos regrets his actions, although he still believes the judge was too harsh on a timeout.


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[Assistant] The roll hoop and the halo very much doing its job before the car digs in and you do not ever want to see accident.


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[Assistant] After that game, it made you want to hug your television set. I mean, it just made the country feel so much better about itself.


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[Assistant] For me it's not the answer and I think unfortunately that's bye-bye carriers for me.


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[Assistant] Inside the 30, Hester's gonna take it all the way for a touchdown!


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[Assistant] Thus what happened yesterday during a college soccer game in Provo, Utah is practically unbelievable.


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[Assistant] Could take a lifetime to live down this takedown.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 greatest cricket matches of all time.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at the games that have attained legendary status in this global sport. This includes matches from every format, so we're talking T20s, ODIs, and Tests. Which cricket match do you think stands the test of time? Let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] This is the match that turned Ben Stokes into an Ashes legend. Not only did England achieve their highest successful chase, but they did so after being bundled out for just 67 runs in their first inning.


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[Assistant] Australia themselves recovered from low totals to set England a target that seemed out of reach. To their credit, nobody could have seen Stokes coming, who appeared like a man possessed.


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[Assistant] With England still 70 runs adrift, Stokes delivered a masterclass in attacking batting, chopping away at the target while protecting Jack Leach on the other end. Each run scored brought roars from the headingly crowd, as England dared to dream.


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[Assistant] The victory that seemed unimaginable soon became a reality, although both teams deserve praise for putting on an absolute classic.


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[Assistant] At their T20 peak, there was no team who could contend with West Indies' explosive playing style.


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[Assistant] However, a late attack down the order allowed England to set up a competitive total, which was nearly enough. Thanks to Marlon Samuel's tenacity with the bat, the all-rounder kept his team in the hunt. Still, sharp English bowling at the death forced the Wendy's to get 19 off the final over.


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[Assistant] Carlos Brathwaite then turned this final into a night to remember. With power hitting that's still hard to believe, the batsmen belted all four of Ben Stokes' deliveries for six. Having remained a step ahead until then, the shell-shocked English players could do nothing as Brathwaite brought West Indies to glory.


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[Assistant] There's probably no better display of courage and determination than in this match. The Mighty Australians showed why they were unbeaten for 16 matches straight by dominating India for half of the game.


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[Assistant] But an epic 376 run partnership between Rahul Dravid and VVS Lakshman turned it all around.