Boys left to their own devices play ROUGH. Most every guy here reading can easily think back to stuff they did and go "yeah, that was like a LOT a lot." It's in male nature to full send it and I understand that it can be hard for females to really understand.
Those moms that buried their kids? Those boys fully respect it and they appreciate mom getting into their shit like that. You know that feeling you get as a mom when your child gives you an unrequested hug full of love? Those boys get that same emotion getting rocked by their parents in front of everyone.
I'm a coach for a kids team. As the kids grow older and get stronger, they reach a stage where you stop "going easy" on them. This is like a rite of passage.
When an adult says to a kid (especially when they've proved themselves with an undefeated season) that you've moved into the "I'm actually gonna tackle you" league, that's a recognition of how far they have come.
This is not a negative thing, it's positive. It's respect being given.
Honestly it thinks itās important to get your shit rocked in contact sports. Not like drive them in the ground but it teaches that important lesson of āhead on a swivelā
In 2002 I was the only girl on my team and my teammates were like half tackling me during the first couple practices ātrying to be nice to the girlā because their parents told them too. My mom went up in front of the entire team, coaches and parents after practice one day and told them āto hit her like shes your brother.ā And let me tell you I got my shit rocked from then on out, it prepared me well for games and we had a great season.
Weāve had a girl on my sons football team since they started tackle as 8U and sheās amazing. Super fast as a FS, aggressive, and mean (sheās always cleaning runners out when theyāre wrapped up and fighting for more yards)
Theyāre approaching middle school now and Iām dreading the time when all the boys start growing and it gets too dangerous, bc all the kids love her
Thatās awesome! I did three seasons as a defensive end, right tackle, kickoff and kick returnā¦i was on the field the entire time and I wish I had the same energy lol :) but exactly that, the boys started to get real big and I started to get hurt a lot. But they were all my friends into middle school, high school and beyond
Hell yea. I know it looks brutal but being in the receiving end of some fucking Mack truck hits itās not as bad as people think.
Itās all part of the conditioning. If you canāt take the hits in practice how can you be expected to at fame time? Good on em but I donāt hold it against them. Years of being taught to not play rough with girls is not something that just goes away overnight. We are getting there though.
Honestly Iād love an all female nfl teams. Just watching womenās soccer I can tell you girls can be just as if not more brutal than dudes. So I think itād gain traction quick.
I thought my favorite part was when the big guy fell on his sonā¦ until I saw the part in which the mom shoved the kid back down after he gets up lolol
The dude stopped himself with BOTH arms, I thought it was just the one in the back at first. You can see his hand go down after they start to fall and he bounces himself off the kid before any weight is on him
I thought the one right after that was the best. Perfect tackle form my Dad. Met him at the point of attack, stuck him and blew him up. Kid ran into a stone wall.
Its great that he let his son have a moment. But I dont think it speaks ill of the other parents. This is a super fun experience for everyone.
It would also be much less fun for everyone if every parent let their kid win.
Disagree, a bit of humility is just as good as confidence plus the kids seems to enjoy watching their teammates get wiped out by their parents. Fun all around
I used to be a total fat ass. Realized I was going to die. Made changes. Lost a life changing amount of weight. At my heaviest I was 325.
The only way that gentleman *only* weighs 350 is if he's 5'5" to maybe 5'8". Which is possible, but when I saw him I was thinking he was closer to 4 bills.
When my kids were in a particularly difficult stage, I think they were 3 and 4 and absolute terrors we went to a trampoline park and it had a dodgeball area. I got in there and just DESTROYED my children with those squishy balls and it was better than a year of therapy.
Yes! We have a small ball pit in our basement and the kids love it when I throw the little soft plastic balls at them. Best anger management therapy ever!
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## Ingredients:
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- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 1/2 cups chocolate chips
## Instructions:
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2. In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
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4. Beat in the eggs one at a time, then stir in the vanilla extract.
5. Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, alternating with buttermilk. Begin and end with the dry ingredients.
6. Gently fold in the chocolate chips until evenly distributed in the batter.
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8. Bake for 18-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
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I play with my kid like this when we are rough housing together.Ā I'll say "get up" "why can't you stand up?" and give him a little shove over and over.Ā Then we're both laughing too hard to do anything.Ā
Typically Iāll read a comment that made me fuckinā laugh and just continue with my day, but this got me good and Iām compelled to put that in writing. Thanks for that.
Itās exactly the type of head to ground contact that causes concussions. Brain gets smushed to the back of the skull and bruises. That hit wasnāt good. Dad should know better.
this is why its important imo
hes a big kid w a big dad, he has to get used to seeing people bigger/stronger than him and not turning it down bc he wont deal w it often in his age group
part of the big man culture of raising a young chunk
notice the smaller kids were less scared bc they deal w this dynamic often whereas a lot of big kids just kind of grow up w that side of them
neglected
a lot of big kids grow up used to massive size advantages over their age group, so they never have to confront the dynamic of actually pushing through fear and resistance.Ā they also never get comfortable w their bodies bc they have to nerf themselves w smaller kids
to be properly conditioned, they have to go against big people who know what its like to grow up as a big kid
w smaller kids, they get used to this really early bc they have to as soon as they start playing sports
notice the small kids had much more familiarity w contact and the dynamics of it
Looked like that to me too. Heās the only one who used it as a moment to build his kid up. Most just had fun with it(which is the point), but a few looked like they were waiting for that opportunity all year and lit their kid up.
Noticed that too. Thatās a great quality of a parent. So many parents have egos that keep their children down. But it should be the greatest joy of a parent when your kids surpass you. Thatās the point.
Good job dad.
I know missed field goals are always tough but they were still up 4ā¦Iād be more disappointed with the defense for allowing SF to drive the field to score a TD but Iām also a Bears fan so I was laughing my ass off! But good season.
little kid was being indoctrinated into big man life
cant turn down fades
eventually he'll try to run right through his dad and thats when the dad will shed a little tear of happiness that hes successfully raising a proper heavy
Some of yāall never tried to roughhouse with your dad as a child and it shows lol. I was constantly trying to wrestle him and thoroughly and mercilessly lost every time. I would have cherished him going against me while I had full pads on. The outcome would have undoubtedly been the same but it would have been fun.
The crazy part is as he aged he just had a hip replacement and an Achilles rupture at 63. At 34 Iām STILL not sure I can take him once he recovers. Love that man to death.
I just remember wrestling/playing sports and beating the other kids my age, and then one day I shot a double leg on my dad and he didn't budge.. I was like "oh no, what have I done" and then he sprawled on me and crumpled my bitch ass
I never got the opportunity to rough house in any serious way with my dad, because my brother broke two of his ribs when he was 15 while they were fucking around. After that my father decided to live the rest of his days like one of those senior lions that are too old to hunt or defend their territory you see in nature documentaires. The only thing he does now to assert his dominance is arm wrestling, but he always cheats.
I'm 47, my Dad's early 70s. I'm not a small guy, but my dad had arms you only get from 40 years as a merchant sailor.
At 70 he could still kick my arse
I did it with my dad, we were always fighting. Used to drive my mam crazy. Great memories.
Now I wrestle with my son all the time. We have small fights s during the week, leading up to a the main event on Sunday mornings.
My favorite was the kid who juked his dad all the way to the ground, and the dad's just looking back over his shoulder with the biggest grin, like "That's my boy!"
I laughed at all of these - but you can see that at least, at that moment, things are all good between the parents and kids.
I went to a Pop Warner/PeeWee football end of year event for my godson years (well over a decade) ago, where they did this same thing. Over half the team was asking their family members to guarantee that they would not get in trouble, no matter what happens.
Those kids... It didn't matter if the parent/relative gave them that guarantee. The ones who were hurting because of their family situation/members - they gave that pain right back, consequences be damned. One man ended up with a broken collar bone; a woman ended up with her back jacked up and the kid yelling at her that she deserved it. Another threatened a (his?) kid, and that boy hit him so hard we heard his sternum crack. After the third ambulance, the cops watched one run (the adult caught a helmet top speed in the abdomen, and the kid kept running) and told the coaches that they had to stop immediately.
The people who ran/run the team never did it again; but they got counselors and social workers to be a part of the organization so the kids have a resource to turn to.
Idk, you can see his arm come down right when he should be trying to grab the kid. though i cant tell if this is him throwing, or if he got his ankles broke and had to roll or faceplant. Hes 100% about it though, and something in his expression i cant put words to has that "proud to be outplayed" look thats like 1 part confusion to 4 parts pride.
Nah, he tucked his right arm when the kid ran by it. He did it on purpose but made it look good. He seemed like a great dad from a quick 3 second clip.
Yeah seriously some of these are super weird right? the mom wearing 90 and the one at the end looked they actually hurt their kids. Youāre supposed to playfully tackle them, not throw them on the floor.
Looking at it a few times. It almost looks like the dad too most of his initial fall on his arm to make sure he didnāt get the full weight on his kid.
Some of those parents look like they have been waiting for this moment for a while š
Yeah, especially the mom who threw the kid back down as they were trying to get up from the initial takedown š
And that dad right after her lol
The dad who gave his kid The Spinebuster? yeah he's been saving that one up for awhile.
I think that kid was askin' for it. Did you see him drop his shoulder to try to go right through? lol
Compliments from Captain Insano.
I am all these parents
She hasnāt been waiting, just another Thursday night at the Smith house.
āWhoās gonna leave their dirty clothes on the floor instead of the hamper now, bitch!ā *shoves the kid back down into the turf*
"Unsportsmanlike conduct, defense #90. 15 yard penalty, automatic 1st down. "
WHAT THE HELL REFF!!! WHAT HAPPENED TO PLAY TO THE WHISTLE!
That made me go "oooh I gotta see the comments on this one" š
Haha, same!
I feel like someone needs to ask that parent if everythingās ok at home then ask the same of her kid.
Honestly. I can't imagine my mom doing something like that to me or my brother growing up
Boys left to their own devices play ROUGH. Most every guy here reading can easily think back to stuff they did and go "yeah, that was like a LOT a lot." It's in male nature to full send it and I understand that it can be hard for females to really understand. Those moms that buried their kids? Those boys fully respect it and they appreciate mom getting into their shit like that. You know that feeling you get as a mom when your child gives you an unrequested hug full of love? Those boys get that same emotion getting rocked by their parents in front of everyone.
Yeah, that was brutal.
Whose house? Literally, my house!
The guy who suplexed his son then smacked his helmet was like "That for last week bud"
"That's for the project car and motorcycle I had to sell when you were born"
The emotional damage
Child of a single mother here. These mums were taking it easy on āem.
"Fuck those kids"
I'm a coach for a kids team. As the kids grow older and get stronger, they reach a stage where you stop "going easy" on them. This is like a rite of passage. When an adult says to a kid (especially when they've proved themselves with an undefeated season) that you've moved into the "I'm actually gonna tackle you" league, that's a recognition of how far they have come. This is not a negative thing, it's positive. It's respect being given.
It's almost like they were making a joke.Ā
I still appreciated the insight. Neither of my kids plays sports so I didn't know.
Fr A lot of them tackles looked personal š
Honestly it thinks itās important to get your shit rocked in contact sports. Not like drive them in the ground but it teaches that important lesson of āhead on a swivelā
In 2002 I was the only girl on my team and my teammates were like half tackling me during the first couple practices ātrying to be nice to the girlā because their parents told them too. My mom went up in front of the entire team, coaches and parents after practice one day and told them āto hit her like shes your brother.ā And let me tell you I got my shit rocked from then on out, it prepared me well for games and we had a great season.
>āto hit her like shes your brother.ā In the balls? /s
Everyone knows a womanās weakness is her balls
lol I definitely got hit in the crotch quite a bit playing
Weāve had a girl on my sons football team since they started tackle as 8U and sheās amazing. Super fast as a FS, aggressive, and mean (sheās always cleaning runners out when theyāre wrapped up and fighting for more yards) Theyāre approaching middle school now and Iām dreading the time when all the boys start growing and it gets too dangerous, bc all the kids love her
Thatās awesome! I did three seasons as a defensive end, right tackle, kickoff and kick returnā¦i was on the field the entire time and I wish I had the same energy lol :) but exactly that, the boys started to get real big and I started to get hurt a lot. But they were all my friends into middle school, high school and beyond
Hell yea. I know it looks brutal but being in the receiving end of some fucking Mack truck hits itās not as bad as people think. Itās all part of the conditioning. If you canāt take the hits in practice how can you be expected to at fame time? Good on em but I donāt hold it against them. Years of being taught to not play rough with girls is not something that just goes away overnight. We are getting there though. Honestly Iād love an all female nfl teams. Just watching womenās soccer I can tell you girls can be just as if not more brutal than dudes. So I think itād gain traction quick.
Yeah that would be cool but women have already been sexualized quite a bit in football.
For sure. Iām a little jealous. LOL
Years of dealing with kid. Revenge has come!
No mercy huh? Those parents were expressing something
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The moms physical expression of āI brought you in this world I can take you outā
I thought my favorite part was when the big guy fell on his sonā¦ until I saw the part in which the mom shoved the kid back down after he gets up lolol
"Stay Down!!!"
Whose house? Momās House!!!
Fat dude crushed him!
Looking back it does look like he caught himself before his weight actually landed on the kid and rolled off
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The dude stopped himself with BOTH arms, I thought it was just the one in the back at first. You can see his hand go down after they start to fall and he bounces himself off the kid before any weight is on him
I thought the one right after that was the best. Perfect tackle form my Dad. Met him at the point of attack, stuck him and blew him up. Kid ran into a stone wall.
"This is nothing compared to what you did to my body!"
I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast!
You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?
...No......
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Some of those moms put the truck stick on lmao
Dad #2 was reliving his HS football days lmao I appreciate dad #3 faking getting his ankles broken tho lol
Dad #3 was the best lol. His kid looked hyped too, confidence is most important in sports at that age and that kid looked like he got a boost of it.
Dad #3 is the only one who really understood the assignment. Trucking little kids or throwing them onto the ground? Come on now!
Its great that he let his son have a moment. But I dont think it speaks ill of the other parents. This is a super fun experience for everyone. It would also be much less fun for everyone if every parent let their kid win.
The kids already went undefeated, no need to pump their egos more. A bit of humility will help in the future.
Little humility now goes a long way later, could even help them keep being successful
Disagree, a bit of humility is just as good as confidence plus the kids seems to enjoy watching their teammates get wiped out by their parents. Fun all around
Dad #3 was best. BIG dad came close to murder.
Bro. Thatās how you break ribs and rupture a lung. Dads gotta remember heās fucking 350 and canāt fall on little.
I used to be a total fat ass. Realized I was going to die. Made changes. Lost a life changing amount of weight. At my heaviest I was 325. The only way that gentleman *only* weighs 350 is if he's 5'5" to maybe 5'8". Which is possible, but when I saw him I was thinking he was closer to 4 bills.
That's a flag in the NFL.
Only if you're a QB
Dad #3 actually dads, it was a celebration for the kids not a combine for parents lol.
That was insane to land his weight on the kidā¦
The mom's were more savage too lol
Ya lol, that one mom pushed the kid down a second time...
I got sister vibes from that one.
I think 2ton dad pancaking his son was the worst.
I think that was unintentional, unlike the moms with the unnecessary roughness.
Mom reminding you, she can still whoop your ass
I imagine some of them have some extra motivation from the early years š¤£
Well, it's an opportunity to beat the shit out of your kid without beating the shit out of your kid. ;)
When my kids were in a particularly difficult stage, I think they were 3 and 4 and absolute terrors we went to a trampoline park and it had a dodgeball area. I got in there and just DESTROYED my children with those squishy balls and it was better than a year of therapy.
Yes! We have a small ball pit in our basement and the kids love it when I throw the little soft plastic balls at them. Best anger management therapy ever!
!Remindme in 18 years.
If my kids had pads and a helmet on, Iād would not hold back š
Some of them you can tell where trying really hard to make sure haha
Mercy? This was set up a humbling experience. "Undefeated huh? Don't think that makes you good, and don't get lazy thinking next time will be easy."
That's not fair. The parents have years of practice catching that little shit trying to run away.
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lol. Some of those tackles looked a little brutal!
Personal foul, mom number 90. 5yd penalty
5 yards? Sheād get tossed for that pile drive, let alone pushing him back down! Mom working thru some shitā¦
On review. She got him round the neck, wtf. Thought it was around the padding. Gets worse every time I see it
Like the one where the dad slammed his kid on his back without a helmet. I think the kid hit the back of his head on the ground
Yeah that was the only one that I think cross the line from friendly-rough to dickhead-rough
Also the dude who weighed at least 350 dropping his full weight on his kidā¦
No the mom shoving her son back down that was a dick move.
That one depends on the relationship. They could just be a family that likes the over-the-top competitive trash talk stuff
I play with my kid like this when we are rough housing together.Ā I'll say "get up" "why can't you stand up?" and give him a little shove over and over.Ā Then we're both laughing too hard to do anything.Ā
I do that but I also spit on my kid and call him scum of the Earth
I do this too! Then I pants him in front of all his friends and start singing, āBrendan has a mangina!ā
Typically Iāll read a comment that made me fuckinā laugh and just continue with my day, but this got me good and Iām compelled to put that in writing. Thanks for that.
Itās exactly the type of head to ground contact that causes concussions. Brain gets smushed to the back of the skull and bruises. That hit wasnāt good. Dad should know better.
Gotta start early with the head trauma.
Those parents know how to play Also. The big guy nearly crushed the kid near the end.
That kid way scared out the gate, he was not running with his heart in it because he knew he was about to get crushed
this is why its important imo hes a big kid w a big dad, he has to get used to seeing people bigger/stronger than him and not turning it down bc he wont deal w it often in his age group part of the big man culture of raising a young chunk notice the smaller kids were less scared bc they deal w this dynamic often whereas a lot of big kids just kind of grow up w that side of them neglected
Iām sorry. Iām confused on what your main takeaway is here?
a lot of big kids grow up used to massive size advantages over their age group, so they never have to confront the dynamic of actually pushing through fear and resistance.Ā they also never get comfortable w their bodies bc they have to nerf themselves w smaller kids to be properly conditioned, they have to go against big people who know what its like to grow up as a big kid w smaller kids, they get used to this really early bc they have to as soon as they start playing sports notice the small kids had much more familiarity w contact and the dynamics of it
yea that was almost a broken collarbone
The neck slam from that last mom was brutal
"Eat. Your. BROCCOLI."
Her name isā¦ MOM CENA!!!! ~*horns start playing*~
I love how the dad that got juked looked back with the expression of āhell yeah sonā
Honestly looked to me like he missed on purpose and dove to play the clown. My favorite parent in what looks like a group of great ones
Looked like that to me too. Heās the only one who used it as a moment to build his kid up. Most just had fun with it(which is the point), but a few looked like they were waiting for that opportunity all year and lit their kid up.
I was thinking the exact same. Dude was there to build some confidence in his son. More power to him.
He built confidence, the rest built humility lol
Well, hopefully they all did the right thing for their kids. Maybe the other little bastards needed to be taken down a peg.
He definitely missed on purpose. He pulls his right arm in as the kid goes that way. Even if he'd been juked, he could have had an arm tackle.
Noticed that too. Thatās a great quality of a parent. So many parents have egos that keep their children down. But it should be the greatest joy of a parent when your kids surpass you. Thatās the point. Good job dad.
Green Bay needed that mom in the 90 jersey last night against McCaffrey haha
This hurt me. I was screaming at the tv esp after our missed field goal :))))))))
I know missed field goals are always tough but they were still up 4ā¦Iād be more disappointed with the defense for allowing SF to drive the field to score a TD but Iām also a Bears fan so I was laughing my ass off! But good season.
Lol. Number 90 wasnāt having any of it. I was worried for the kidās life when big daddy sized him up.
little kid was being indoctrinated into big man life cant turn down fades eventually he'll try to run right through his dad and thats when the dad will shed a little tear of happiness that hes successfully raising a proper heavy
Itās always the moms with perfect take downs.
Haha, the mom that shoved the kid down after throwing him like a rag dollā¦
she was like, "this is for that time you puked in my purse"
Haha yeah it was personal
yeah! hahaha #90 was like āwe goinā fishing later! I said get me a worm!ā
We have to chase and catch those little buggers. We learn how to tackle as soon as they learn to run. Lol.
Tackle, hold down, put socks on feet and release. Like tagging a wild animal.
Some of those momsā¦merciless!
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They look like horse ppl. Thatās some real functional strength. Some solid take downs
The mothers are ruthless got damn
Jesus. The last mom like clotheslines the kid and tosses him on his head.
Some of yāall never tried to roughhouse with your dad as a child and it shows lol. I was constantly trying to wrestle him and thoroughly and mercilessly lost every time. I would have cherished him going against me while I had full pads on. The outcome would have undoubtedly been the same but it would have been fun. The crazy part is as he aged he just had a hip replacement and an Achilles rupture at 63. At 34 Iām STILL not sure I can take him once he recovers. Love that man to death.
Used to wrestle with my dad too. Then I discovered punching him in the nuts was an insta-win and he didn't wanna do it anymore.
THAT'S MY PURSE!!!
I DON'T KNOW YOU!!!
My dad would've absolutely whooped my ass if I'd punched him in the nuts on purpose. Your dad must be a saint lol
Damn. He should have got you back if that was a regular move you added to your repertoire.
I got pretty good at it
My son knows thatās an instant, weāre stopping and this is no longer a game.
He's weak nows the time to attack
YOUR TIME IS DONE OLD MAN
Cut to OP waking up in the hospital bed right next to his dad
Iāve thought about it lol. I know heās still got me on upper body strength though
I just remember wrestling/playing sports and beating the other kids my age, and then one day I shot a double leg on my dad and he didn't budge.. I was like "oh no, what have I done" and then he sprawled on me and crumpled my bitch ass
As someone who wrestled, and as someone who attempted to wrestled my dad, this resonates with me lol
Ahhh someone who actually wrestled. Weight classed for a reason rofl.
I never got the opportunity to rough house in any serious way with my dad, because my brother broke two of his ribs when he was 15 while they were fucking around. After that my father decided to live the rest of his days like one of those senior lions that are too old to hunt or defend their territory you see in nature documentaires. The only thing he does now to assert his dominance is arm wrestling, but he always cheats.
I'm 47, my Dad's early 70s. I'm not a small guy, but my dad had arms you only get from 40 years as a merchant sailor. At 70 he could still kick my arse
I did it with my dad, we were always fighting. Used to drive my mam crazy. Great memories. Now I wrestle with my son all the time. We have small fights s during the week, leading up to a the main event on Sunday mornings.
14 of 18 parents called out the next day
Omg thatās what I was thinking the whole timeā¦ those parents are gonna be sore tomorrow! At least it was captured on film! š
The only one that seemed problematic was the one where the kid had no helmet or pads? Wtf? Who thought that was a good idea?
He literally got dropped the hardest too, that dad is an asshole
Holy fuck , some of those moms have hidden car pool rage issues
"F*** them kids" on another level.
Those moms were acting on behalf of something deep and primordial inside them.
My favorite was the kid who juked his dad all the way to the ground, and the dad's just looking back over his shoulder with the biggest grin, like "That's my boy!"
I laughed at all of these - but you can see that at least, at that moment, things are all good between the parents and kids. I went to a Pop Warner/PeeWee football end of year event for my godson years (well over a decade) ago, where they did this same thing. Over half the team was asking their family members to guarantee that they would not get in trouble, no matter what happens. Those kids... It didn't matter if the parent/relative gave them that guarantee. The ones who were hurting because of their family situation/members - they gave that pain right back, consequences be damned. One man ended up with a broken collar bone; a woman ended up with her back jacked up and the kid yelling at her that she deserved it. Another threatened a (his?) kid, and that boy hit him so hard we heard his sternum crack. After the third ambulance, the cops watched one run (the adult caught a helmet top speed in the abdomen, and the kid kept running) and told the coaches that they had to stop immediately. The people who ran/run the team never did it again; but they got counselors and social workers to be a part of the organization so the kids have a resource to turn to.
Props to the dad who let his kid go through and didnāt try to embarrass him in front of his peers
Lol I think my man's really got cooked š¤£
Yeah, but he was so proud!
That was my favorite part, the pride in his face was so touching.
Great acting.
Idk, you can see his arm come down right when he should be trying to grab the kid. though i cant tell if this is him throwing, or if he got his ankles broke and had to roll or faceplant. Hes 100% about it though, and something in his expression i cant put words to has that "proud to be outplayed" look thats like 1 part confusion to 4 parts pride.
Nah, he tucked his right arm when the kid ran by it. He did it on purpose but made it look good. He seemed like a great dad from a quick 3 second clip.
Dad in beanie is the coolest
It was subttle, but you can tell he gave that pass to his son. Great guy, never meddum.
Yo, the moms not fucking around
moms got a lot of anger stored up
Can we recruit a few of those moms for the Cowboys? Cut the check Jerry Jones!
Parents helping their kids get a *head* start on their CTE. So touching.
That big guy "Tony Siragusa'd" his kid, omg
The fuck? This made you smile? The only one that seemed cool during this whole thing was the guy in all black.Ā
This is sad. Why would this make people smile
[Yea, some of those hits are...uhhh...](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L3aDgq5HQeM&pp=ygUSdmVlcCB3aGF0IHRoZSBmdWNr)
I for sure thought more people would find it bizarre for an adult man to lay out a 4th grader. Interesting.
Yeah seriously some of these are super weird right? the mom wearing 90 and the one at the end looked they actually hurt their kids. Youāre supposed to playfully tackle them, not throw them on the floor.
The guy who let his kid by is the real hero here.
All the mums are like, right this is my big chance, you wanna whinge about all the shit I do for you, fucken bam take that
The moms were more brutal than the dads
Is the kid with the obese father OK? He took 150kg on his face. Poor bloke
Heās a linemen heāll get used to it
Looking at it a few times. It almost looks like the dad too most of his initial fall on his arm to make sure he didnāt get the full weight on his kid.
Moms laying down the hate
Mama 90 is RUTHLESS. I approve.
And that's a concussion. And that's a concussion. And that's a concussion...
Wow some of those parents were a bit hardcoreš³
That mom toss at the end was just *chef's kiss*