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usonian

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6. I can't speak to training.

Tue Sep 30, 2025, 07:10 PM

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A lot of injuries are just bad geometry, I think. Getting twisted the way we weren't designed to be twisted. (At such force)

I am sure that ball carriers are intensely focused on the ball, damn the risk.

Aerial takedowns may vary with the sport. Should be illegal period, but basketball and football let the defender fight for the ball.

I haven't thought of anything more than what I posted. A non-athlete, I know nothing about training. I do believe that the undersize business incurs risk.

No athletes posting here?

Forty Niners have critical injuries. And they vary all over the map. But most fans really wanted bigger/better offensive and defensive liners and backs in the draft/offseason. Two hurt quarterbacks when the linemen get handled.

HTH

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