@Juxtap0zed_@swAwithBobbi@AntonioTweets2 So you act like there aren’t any and then claim that you knew all along. So at best you’re disingenuous. Have a good day
@Juxtap0zed_@swAwithBobbi@AntonioTweets2 Lol, are you denying that job posting I provided was authentic? Why must I follow your tedious search parameters? And why is it important for someone investigating aviation accidents to have an lgbtq or indigenous perspective? Is that a bona fide requirement?
@Juxtap0zed_@swAwithBobbi@AntonioTweets2 You’re the one who denied these postings existed. Finding out you were wrong should humble you and motivate you to research into your own blind spot. It shouldn’t make you insult the people who are showing you your blind spot.
@Juxtap0zed_@swAwithBobbi@AntonioTweets2 Lol. Find one, victims! … Ok now that you’ve found one I have more homework for you. It’s not enough that white males see jobs they are excluded from consideration from, they have to see it in a certain % and understand why they might be being excluded
@hoosier69420@adaptSkill I forget the judo term for it but there’s a word for the space behind the opponent where they lack base. If my legs are wide, pushing me from the side is not wise. Better to push me backwards or forwards where I lack a chair leg, essentially
@adaptSkill@BrettKollmann I agree. Which is why low tackles again win because they attack the base. The platonic perfect tackle would attack the base and generate more force
@adaptSkill@jayspartan20 It’s more he’s getting walked back imo. The rb’s force is too much for his upper body alone and he has to brace with backstops
@adaptSkill It’s hard to generate force from an upright position because you get your force from the ground. That’s why being low is better. Think of pushing a large box standing straight with no knee bend vs leaning into the box at an angle. One is all back/arms and the other is everything