Driving Your Man Through And A Great Crash: Game Break, Episode 1

Coach David and Coach Brittany watch clips of water polo games and analyze what the players are doing, what skills they are using, and how they are helping their teams succeed. We look at the pass before the pass, the plays that often get overlooked that are critical to getting a win. This is our first episode of many, we hope you like it. ‪@Shaquatics‬

[@chelseayun1309]

I love this video! Love how you both break down the play slowly so athletes can see how the fundamentals incorporate into the game.

[@Shaquatics]

Thank you Chelsea! So nice seeing your name pop up! Hope you are doing well!

[@xRedSmartiesx]

Love the format. Not enough polo strategy commentary on youtube. Subscribed and looking forward to episode 2. There is room for improvement with the animations, but great otherwise.

[@Shaquatics]

Thanks for watching and commenting. And yes, definitely trying to figure out the best was to present this new format.

[@user-nn3nn8hp8u]

The 2-meter guard should have been kicked out. Instead the 2-meter player on offense was hit in the face by the crasher, and basically police brutality was rewarded. I coached high school varsity boys water polo with Bahram Hojreh. He was sentenced to prison for 18 years and four months. He encouraged brutality like that of the crasher in girls water, and not in boys water polo. I used to wheel Bahram all the time when I was in high school, and he would visit us after his UCI practices. I have an attorney because of that. Bahram isn't getting out of Wasco State Prison any time soon. Some referees think that he'll get of prison early. I am a water polo coach.

[@mantistobagin9434]

wtf are you talking about. Even if it were true that the crasher hit the 2m player in the face - that has nothing to do with whether the 2m guard should have been kicked out.

[@user-nn3nn8hp8u]

@mantistobagin9434 It was a very bad no-call. I played college water polo. In college water polo that is a kickout for that reason.