blocking sled in a sentence
- Reid punished him by making him push a blocking sled 100 yards after practice-- with the 300-plus-pound Reid standing on it.
- The Sox catcher is a Bunyonesque figure with legs that could move a blocking sled carrying Rod Beck and Rich Garces.
- He's often the last one to leave the field after practice because he stays behind to work on the blocking sleds with Wise.
- Gladstone might be good at this, because finding money for new boats is far more difficult than finding money for new blocking sleds.
- In 1932, he became the designer and founder of the football blocking sled, used by many high school, college and professional teams today.
- It's difficult to find blocking sled in a sentence.
- During his first workout, he hit the blocking sled so hard, the guy holding it flew through the air and separated a shoulder.
- Of course, when you're hitting your head against a blocking sled at the start of every practice, it's easy to detect a change.
- So they moved inside, where they found the south end zone cluttered with desks, cabinets, blocking sleds, and more than a dozen old TVs.
- Before a lot of football widows suggest that this country is going to hell on a blocking sled, one other TV statistic should be recited.
- HEARST PRACTICES : Running back Garrison Hearst practiced in pads and later hit the blocking sleds and tackling dummies after getting medical clearance to play.
- They still talk about Olivo charging up and down the practice field, tethered to a blocking sled, while teammates trudged wearily into a hot shower.
- The first of six " Hard Knocks " installments on HBO focused much more on " character development " than on blocking sleds and post patterns.
- So on a steamy Thursday afternoon, only a few days before the start of practice, Kehres is hard at work _ putting together a new blocking sled.
- He was " a little bit rowdy ", teammate John Sandusky later recalled, and once hit a blocking sled in practice so hard that he broke it.
- When he returned the next day, Hegamin was fined by Reid and forced to push a blocking sled 100 yards in front of onlooking reporters as punishment.