blocking sled造句

• Barnes, who once broke his hand showing a teammate how to ride a bike in a locker room, got so few reps he'd spend time chatting with the managers or doing rip moves on the blocking sled with the defensive linemen.
• Researchers from the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School at Rutgers University concluded that the act of linemen repeatedly hitting massive blocking sleds during practice may be the reason they have a higher incidence of injuries to the lower spine than other players.
• Which is why Kehres, with more national championships than Florida State's Bobby Bowden and Florida's Steve Spurrier combined, with a higher winning percentage than anyone in history except Notre Dame's Knute Rockne, is putting together a blocking sled on a hot summer day.
• Not only does he do the least work on the team-- he's never hit a blocking sled in his four years in Westwood, a fact in which he takes great pride-- but Grau might end up with the longest NFL career of any of them.
• Gagliardi is known for his unique coaching approach, which he called " Winning with No's . " He instructed his players not to call him " coach ", did not use a whistle or blocking sleds, prohibited tackling in practices, did not require his players to lift weights, and limited his team practices to 90 minutes.
• Conversely, the Niners lost 1, 000-yard rusher Garrison Hearst six weeks ago to a broken clavicle, and although he has been practicing this past week, he was not allowed contact even with a blocking sled until Friday, and on the day that he engaged in it, Pro Bowl tight end Brent Jones popped a calf muscle to make him questionable Sunday.
• The running, swimming, and cycling events were relays, with the cycling done on tandem bikes; the obstacle course ( which had its blocking sleds replaced by monkey bars similar to those used in the women's competition, as it was felt that the football teams would have too much of an advantage over the baseball teams ) was decided by best combined time.
• The game offered Glen Rice banging in jump shots from every imaginable angle on the floor, adjusting the arch of his shots with hands in his face, in mid-air; Othella Harrington's elbows flailing; Brian Grant parallel parking between Marcus Camby and Larry Johnson; and, of course, the required altercation, which this time featured Johnson and Anthony Mason using each other as blocking sleds.