Jaelan Phillips on our offseason conditioning

[Walsh5]

Jaelan Phillips talks about a rope pulling/tug of war drill the team does in offseason conditioning and how it helps them in the fourth quarter.

It's not the guy who pulls crazy hard on the at first... it's the guy who stays composed at first who then takes over. Says it similar to how we play our games.

Might be a bunch of mumbo jumbo BS but I thought it was cool. Really liking this Feeley hire.

Fast forward to the 1:30 mark.

 

[SPAMM]

Of course the downside is half of CIS has heart problems for the first three quarters.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

Nah man, these guys here know more than Feeley so, he needs to be fired.

 

[Disgustipated]

S&C has been great. I was gonna make a comment on how unbelievable the DL was with no depth. Phillips played out of his mind. He was to the defense what King was to the offense against NCSt. Just keep winning boys

 

[pyhooya]

Thats great and all but how about actually just start playing at the beginning of the game and not wait till the fourth quarter to beat SCRUB teams

 

[swampcougar1]

SMD asked if he worries about catching covid..Loved his answer. I could worry about lightning striking me too

 

[305to954]

I knew tug of was the secret to 4th quarter success

 

[ZoeCane97]

I believe the last 2 regimes did off-season tug of war drills. It's awesome to see him comparing it to this season's 4 quarter bouts/comebacks. Smart young man. You can tell he looks forward to these interviews.

 

[atlantadan]

We are winning these games due to the 4th quarter play.
VT looked tired and we kicked it in, and our Dline was all over Hooker
And same with NCST

Credit Manny for bringing in the right guy.
Long gone are the days from the overated Swasey, thank god!

 

[Go Canes!!]

Thats great and all but how about actually just start playing at the beginning of the game and not wait till the fourth quarter to beat SCRUB teams

JFC what a mope.

 

[TheMatador]

I knew tug of was the secret to 4th quarter success

Yeah, I believe in tugging.

 

[TheMatador]

I suspect there are a lot of "unconventional" exercises that they can use to improve.
The 2001 OL was noted for its conditioning program outside the weight room including pushing a pickup truck.

 

[305to954]

I suspect there are a lot of "unconventional" exercises that they can use to improve.
The 2001 OL was noted for its conditioning program outside the weight room including pushing a pickup truck.

Lol That’s normal Hood/country ****..nothing revolutionary..our WR need to use the rice bucket and catch bricks

 

[Sabetta]

As good as Feeley is he couldn’t cure Pinckney’s Dad bod

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

As good as Feeley is he couldn’t cure Pinckney’s Dad bod

Pinckey's diet was awful. Dude loves fried food

 

[DTP]

I will say that our guys never look tired and they never stop playing hard.

 

[Southcane]

Of course the downside is half of CIS has heart problems for the first three quarters.

The downside is when you are too much behind in the first three quarters this effort and mentality late in the game might not be enough to catch up. I would rather see us consistent throughout the game.

 

[Sabetta]

Pinckey's diet was awful. Dude loves fried food

Clearly

 

[Empirical Cane]

Jaelan Phillips talks about a rope pulling/tug of war drill the team does in offseason conditioning and how it helps them in the fourth quarter.

It's not the guy who pulls crazy hard on the at first... it's the guy who stays composed at first who then takes over. Says it similar to how we play our games.

Might be a bunch of mumbo jumbo BS but I thought it was cool. Really liking this Feeley hire.

Fast forward to the 1:30 mark.

He makes a very good point.

 

[[]_[]nique]

The downside is when you are too much behind in the first three quarters this effort and mentality late in the game might not be enough to catch up. I would rather see us consistent throughout the game.

I think for the defense it’s more about having that stamina to fight throughout the entire game if your offense is taking a little time to get going. Being on the field for 75 defensive snaps while keeping the team in the game for the OFFENSE to be able to get over the jump later in the game is big. Sometimes there are going to be games like that. Even when we are able to challenge the current elites, we will need our defense conditioned like this.

I had a couple of games like that in high school where we were on the field as a defense for a lot of the game, but afterwards, I felt like I could play another game right then and there.