New Mechanics for Throw in and closely guarded demonstrated
 

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I think I worked with this guy last weekend. :eek:

I thought you WERE that guy.;)

No. I have hair - even at my age. And I also have a beard. :)

Sorry, I was nowhere near Oregon, haven't been there in years. Perhaps my evil twin?

Now there's a guy having fun!! :D

I like the throw-in mechanic!

Thanks for the clip! I will implement some of these techniques into my game before extortion season -errrr- camp season begins :D

I posted a link to this video last month and it was taken down from Youtube. Glad it's back. This guy's a scream.

As I pointed out last time...I think he has an IAABO patch on his shirt!

I was trying to ignore that aspect.

See, I was wondering...are those some of the IAABO mechanics that differ slightly from the FED? :p

LOL!

Some businesses sell the shirts with the patch already sewn on (to anybody) I'm praying this is how dude got his.

He IS using the not closely guarded signal as one of our esteemed members recently espoused. :eek:

I don't think he's using it "as" was espoused by that esteemed member.

Trying to decide if I like the "down-on-one-knee" approach or the "bending-over-backward" approach to that mechanic.

I was referring mostly to the fact that it was being used when the closest defender was in the next gym.

lol