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I haven't been a fan of cutting behind the reset on the sideline for years. It compresses the size of the throwing lane too much. Allowing the defense to collapse the space. There are numerous better options. This is soooo worth the discussion!
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Thanks for the feedback! We’re hoping get the drone out and film some motions. Let us know if there’s anything else you’d be interested in any other topics!
Have you all considered publishing this through a podcast feed? Would be nice to receive through a podcast catcher to avoid missing eps and to download without RU-vid premium.
We have. We also publish to Spotify. Largest limitation is bandwidth and knowledge. The intern was supposed to be on it for us, but he may have quietly quit.
I’ve always liked the idea of continuing your momentum, especially catching an under on the open side and bumping it back to the handler moving upfield - what about in a play like Fury though? Whys it advantageous then for the rail cutter to catch the under fully moving towards the handlers but turn around and look for the huck?
Yeah that's a good question. You could easily argue it's a flaw of the play. Quinn sometimes talks about setting up the cut differently so that your momentum isn't completely negative. Ideally you're throwing to someone you really trust in that spot and the defender is playing off to help deep so may not be able to set a good mark. Hopefully the spacing with the rest of the cutters is good so that you have a lot of isolation space to setup continues.
@@podpractice_pod makes a lot of sense. You could see the same thing I guess with a 3-2 twist. I wonder if it would be beneficial (in a twist) to catch the under, bump it back to the handler running upfield, and the handler throws the Huck to the other cutter, instead of the person who caught the under turning and throwing it. And Frank laughs at us for not listening to him on “inverted pivots” ages ago
