It's done just to get guys in better shape. Coaches look for excuses to make

Aug 21, 2018
8:56:32am

RdF3 All-American

their players do them. If for whatever reason they couldn't find an excuse to make players do them, they would just increase the conditioning portion of practice.

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If you screwed up on something at work and your boss made you do 50 push-ups would you be more likely not to make that

SouthernBlueBlood All-American

8/21/18 8:50am

I'd probably mess up a bit more to get in better shape.

mudpupper

8/21/18 8:51am

sometimes the mistake has nothing to do with skill level, rather it has

smokymountainrain

8/21/18 8:52am

So why does that impact the other? Would you be better off focusing on correcting the error

SouthernBlueBlood

8/21/18 8:53am

knowing a punishment is coming may motivate you to focus on correcting the error

smokymountainrain

8/21/18 8:59am

I would LOVE to see the VP of Engineering storm over to my office and yell

LeftOfNormal

8/21/18 8:53am

There’d be some serious work related injuries at my place

SouthernBlueBlood

8/21/18 8:56am

Yeah, I'd VERY likely be calling in sore the next day.

LeftOfNormal

8/21/18 8:58am

It's done just to get guys in better shape. Coaches look for excuses to make

RdF3

8/21/18 8:56am

So it might not be the best use of time if a skill was deficient

SouthernBlueBlood

8/21/18 8:57am

Once in the Navy was enough. Screw ups=Push ups was dumb then, still dumb now

annapcoug

8/21/18 9:04am

I mean, it's only 50 pushup's so probably not

P-Boy Squad

8/21/18 9:05am

This happened often during the early stages of my former career. I think it

CougarAndMerlin

8/21/18 9:20am

Nah, I'd just quit and find a different job.

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