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Glad to hear that. Thanks for letting us know.

That’s awesome, solid choice. Let me know how you like them.

Hope these drills help!

What makes you say that?

what's your point???? you have criticism for a "kid" working on his craft?

​@@Tonpride5 why do u think he is doing drills

His form is a lil messy

There are a few public fields available near us that we alternate training at.

Skill and intelligence are more important than size. Some of the best players in college and the NFL are small.

They’re both great dumbbells. If you have one there’s no need to “upgrade” to either one.

The snode is pretty fast, but they go up in 10lb increments vs 5lb increments of the nuobell.

I haven't had any issues with my nuobells but like I said in a previous comment, I'm much less careful with the snodes.

Nuobells have replacement parts. Snodes don’t have any replacements if the plates crack. Just fyi

They brake after you drop them once. Luckily snodes never brake.

Interesting. Have you reached out to snode to confirm?

Not sure if they break so easily, but it does seem like you need to be more careful with them.

Your video was very helpful! Maybe consider adding the d-linemen and showing how the LBs & DTs work together. Good Job!

Good idea, we’ll consider that for a future video. Appreciate the feedback!

Which drills are you specifically referencing that aren’t great? There are probably 100s of drills to choose from but each session has a goal and a progression. His mechanics aren’t perfect but that’s why he’s training.

You actually said in a previous comment that you love the drills, I’m curious what changed your mind.

I'm way more careful with the nuobells than I am with the snodes, but they "sound" similar. If you lift heavier (50lbs+) go with the snodes. If you're looking to replace a bunch of smaller weights, go with the nuobells.

Both solid dumbbells.

Happy to help! Best of luck to your son this season.

Hope it was helpful.

Yeah there’s a little bit of give for sure. Don’t feel that with the snodes at all. Might just be preference though and may never actually end up being an issue.

Thanks for the feedback, hopefully it helped. Definitely tried to show some practical use of them.

That’s actually their patented rep counting technology…jk lol. They come off.

Solid investment.👍 What ultimately made you choose these over the nuobell?

@@ALLDAYAthletics not that I plan on dropping them, but they seem more durable than the others.

Agreed. It’s more peace of mind than anything. You’re going to appreciate the size of the handles too.

Mine should be here later next week.

@@davidwhite206 Hope your enjoying having them,mine should be shipping anytime too.

You can always buy 2.5 lb magnetic attachments for the sides of the dumbbells

@@clayhanseth1227 True, but that adds to the cost.

@@2n1ce of course. But as you said, these cast iron’s are more durable and will last much longer. You can always just do more reps in the meantime. I’m also struggling to make a decision between these two. The one thing I hate about the Snode is how massive the stand is for this thing, don’t have that much space to work with lol

They’re really not that much bigger than the actual dumbbells if that helps.

​@clayhanseth1227 I have nuobells I'd get snode dropped one handle was screwed up

Potentially, but there might not have been enough touching for a flag since it didn’t prevent the receiver from playing the ball.

That’s an NFL rule and doesn’t always apply to all high schools or colleges.

You’re incorrect. It’s also not a rule in the nfl either.

operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-video-rulebook/illegal-contact/

You get the option to choose a single or pair. Looks like the pair is currently $795 with code “earlybird”.

Honestly, pretty good. They feel solid and like you’d really have to try to mess them up. I don’t feel like I need to be gentle with them. Have you had adjustable DBs before?

Nice job noticing that detail! Every coach has their own wrinkle to suit the scheme they’re using. Some use a 2i and others don’t. We teach the center as a 0 to build the fundamental understanding of the alignments. Once they’re in camp, they’ll easily be able to adjust to whichever technique their coaches use.

Wouldn't necessarily agree with that. Yes, squatting with knees over toes has certain benefits, but so does keeping them back. Really depends on the goal.

Go with a weight you can comfortably do 6-8 reps with for 3-4 sets. That’s generally good starting point, then you can adjust from there.

That's awesome to hear!! If he played basketball I'm sure he's already a good athlete so hopefully these drills help develop some fundamentals as he starts playing football. Best of luck to him!

Not sure what you mean. Can you explain what you’re trying to improve?

Happy birthday jesus!🎉

He struggled a bit but got much better towards the end of the session.

You’re allowed to collision a defensive back off the line of scrimmage. I recommend trying it and seeing how effective it is.

Big facts.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

Always use your hands and shoot out of your stance full speed. Don’t hesitate - if you make a mistake make it going 100mph. Other than that, learn how to recognize different blocks to help you read plays. Most importantly, have fun and don’t think too much. Good luck!

@@ALLDAYAthletics Thanks bro! This helps A LOT!

Big facts.

Appreciate it very much!