hey what's up everyone morey croson here from the performance lab in California and we have another
breakdown for you today and it's really gonna be just a comparison between the top Brady and Tim
Teebow and really he's gonna show a lot in terms of your release time and you know what what really
makes somebody perform it at a high level and so really it'll it'll be about how to improve
your your release based off of what you can see within Tim Tebow's throwing motion compared to
Tom Tom Brady this is from that playoff game in 2011 and what we're looking at is you know if we
if we look at the the time that you know there's two important times I think in it mean there's as
many different ways we could look at the numbers to be honest with you but if we look to see one
Tom Brady notice when he touches the ground to load right and when I said is that he was really
getting ready and this is a about the same throw this is Tom Brady throwing to the left timbi trio
throwing to the right which is you know kind of you're off throw as a quarterback but I just
wanted to get the you know something that was the same for each so three two one you can see at the
bottom here is when Tim Tebow is ready to throw or sorry Tom Brady is ready to throw on the left
to one and then he actually releases the ball that I said seven five which is right there 375
okay this is 0.75 then we can compare that to Tim Tebow where he and his is a little bit more where
it's like he's dropping back and he hits that back foot right see oh that that back foot hits
right there three to six right and then as soon as that back foot hit he's starting to you know
load himself up and throw which you know Tom Brady had a little bit more of like he was like loaded
there and then doesn't really start to throw and well about three four four like right there's when
you know is he actually disconnects the ball from his hand right so he throw east starts at three
four four where Tim Tebow almost and very from the very beginning is getting ready to throw the
ball right right at that to six where he hits the ground and that he doesn't actually get the
ball out of his hand until nine six so that's 0.7 seconds in comparison to Tom Brady that which took
him only 0.5 4 and I was you know with him kind of relaxing back there a little bit right and
from 344 to 375 that's only 0.3 one what if we actually look at when Tim Tebow brings the ball
back you know initially keep safe the ball off the just hand off the ball it's about right there boom
probably four for three I give him four for six to make it so it's point five right so we're talking
about a point one nine or yeah point one nine difference or 0.2 tenths right which is almost 50%
probably 38% difference between how long it takes to empty blow to get rid of the ball compared to
how long it takes Tom Brady till you read the ball you know forty percent difference which is crazy
you know if you really think about it when it comes to the little bitty parts of the the throw
you know he was really able to maximize you know Tom Brady's really able to write maximize getting
the ball out of his hands quickly and you know we have another breakdown on him which I think you
know in that breakdown it's closer to like 0.38 in terms of you know how much time it takes Tom
Brady to get out of his hands when he's actually in the game it only takes some point three one
so you know it's really a big thing to consider because there's a lot of guys that I have that go
through breakdowns with and that's almost what I'm doing this is just to give you those those real
hard numbers where it takes them you know 0.45 to 0.5 seconds to get rid of the ball right and when
you have that long of a time and you're compared yourself to a Tom Brady right he takes point 3-1
to get the ball out of his hands again you know from from point three one two point five that's
almost a forty percent difference in in release time which is a huge thing when it comes to
numbers that's a lot more time for the defensive backs and everybody to release off of the ball and
and the reason why that's happening is look at how much time he spends bringing the ball back right
we always talk about being able to be quick and in that loading phase right so if we releases the
ball for six he doesn't start actually bringing the ball forward or yeah he starts bringing the
ball forward Rowley right right about there boom four eight four so 0.38 seconds are spent
loading we're look at Tom Brady he gets rid of the ball he started he disconnects it four four six
and you could say that ball starts going at 6 3 you know you want to say 6 5 you can probably say
6 5 6 6 it's 0.2 seconds alright again I mean that's almost a 50% difference right from from
one to the other so he's spending all that time blowing the ball and I see this so so commonly
and so to really improve your release guys because you want to you want to be able to maximize your
ability to to throw the ball for and part of what what loading the the ball does is basically you
can put a little bit more on it but you have to find a good balance of being able to load the
football and but still maximize your release I mean look at how key how quick Brady gets gets
rid of the ball with that elbow right that's the big thing guys that's a big part of what makes it
so we can get rid of the ball so quickly this is this is much more like what I see when I do break
downs is you know bring the ball back right here I bring the ball back and then see how he loads
and brings that ball way back behind him that's an easy point oh eight to 0.1 seconds right and
that little bit there ends up being the difference between getting the ball out and you know one one
second and or you know 0.3 seconds 0.35 seconds in comparison to you know 0.5 seconds because now
when you have to come back from way back there now it adds how much time it takes you to get the ball
out in front of you again look at how Tom Brady does such a great job of keeping the ball out
in front of the whole time that's amazing so we can can really release the ball effectively you
know and then also look at where he gets his power from you know this is a big thing as well notice
how calm tom tom brady is and how he just really can get that front foot down torque and let it
rip where tim tebow which you know he's a big guy right he's might not be as tall as Tom Brady but
he's still you know weighs just as much but look how he has to really step out and then he really
like pushes off the ground he almost throws like a pitcher and then from there has to quirk his
body ton and his all the way leaned over the side in order to get the ball out of his hands so he's
using a lot more you know really because he has to step so far right he has to end up having to
generate a lot more force in his body because of that big step so you guys that are really having
a big step you're also putting yourself in a tough position and having to get the ball out
of your hands you know I know you we see like you know drew brees and and Russell Wilson take longer
steps even like a Patrick Mahomes take so it takes a longer step but that those guys are also
on you know even though they have great releases they're not up into the the 0.3 you know 100.3 to
areas like like Aaron Rodgers is and Tom Brady is right these guys are very early with how long it
takes for them to get the ball out of their hands where you know I mean Russell Wilson is still in
the light point three six impact with my home the thing is like 0.38 is so you know it is it is not
a lot more time it's a few hundredths but you know there's a lot of money that's made between
somebody that runs four or five and somebody runs for two which is just three hundredths if that's
the reality of it so you know the difference between you throwing the ball here and you
throwing the ball here could be the difference between you being a first-round draft pick or not
or a first-date draft pick or you know whatever you know cuz that's as time goes on guys it's
gonna be more and more important I mean we're really really diving deep in the numbers and I
think I mean we've already been able to show a lot of great results with it and as time goes on this
information is just gonna be I mean with with slowed-down tape and really being able to get
the biomechanics of things these types of things are just going to be more and more prevalent for
quarterbacks and really for athletes in general in order to really maximize the performance and also
from a you know data an elite force perspective will really make it so teams are able to make
the right just selections in their picks you know they're gonna look more and more these numbers to
try to ensure that they're gonna be making you know they make a few million dollar investment
that it's the right few million dollar investment so you guys got to look at this stuff it's very
very important if you guys want to get a breakdown reach out to me what happy to do a breakdown
probably be happy getting the numbers I don't need to necessarily be your your new quarterback coach
I just can give you some information that where you need to work on from a numbers perspective
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