How Tom Schreiber and Grant Ament Became the BEST Passers in the World
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
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0:00-0:41: Intro to the Side-Arm Pass...
0:42-2:46: Who is Grant Ament and how did he develop this skill?
2:47-4:32: Who is Tom Schreiber and how did he develop this skill?
4:33-6:07: How they've impacted each others game
6:08- 7:58: How Grant's vision and accuracy led to the Ambler OT-winner
7:59-9:51: How Grant and Tom's chemistry has developed
9:52-10:28: Giveaway
10:29-10:55: Grant gets fired up.
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What is one thing you learned about Tom Schreiber and Grant Ament? Let us know below to win one of their Name and Number Tees! 🏹👇
Tom went to St. Anthony’s high school
Ament was short? Didn’t know that.
I learned about how similar they are on the field and their special relationship
@Premier Lacrosse League That he goes to that private school thats right next to me
P.S. I go to Hills West
I learnt that Grant looks up to Tom, Tom has had an unbelievable career, I learnt that Tom's passing came about because of "bad fundamentals" and Grant's stemmed from him being the shortest out there so he had to find a way to move the ball. I learnt that Grant try getting his passes as fast as Tom's I learnt that Tom uses a lot of his wrist to pass with his shallow pocket. I learnt that though we see the family they are on screen it doesn't just end there, the pro life is a family in itself example of this is Tom telling Grant to show exactly what he can do and how much he regretted not doing it and also with Grant saying he was still nervous going into the tournament being a new recruit but the bonding and experience of everyone Manny Marcus and Tom helped him to play better..
I learnt that I should step on a field and leave it all out there and from a comment Grant made some time ago, "Always keep your head up to make great passes, the ground won't help you, your teammates will" and I see him do this in every game he plays NO MATTER WHO HE IS UP AGAINST. Grant and Tom y'all some of the Greatest people I've never met. Keep doing what y'all are doing and I will keep trying to get my passes as quick and accurate as both of you. To the fast break team have a good day and thank you for the breakdown tbh just Monday I was searching for a video with Grant talking about that pass I just had to rewatch his highlights because none existed so thank you for this!! 💯♥️
Posted this 6 days ago but not sure if y'all wanted it here or in the normal comments
Kids watching this video are about to give their coaches headaches
Already done
My Coach dont mind as long as it works lmao
I learned that they’ve always been beasts and whoever edited this is pretty good.
Incredible 🥍🌟💥
The biggest thing that I learned, is that size does not matter, and that it is the stick skills that actually matter to be the best.
So glad these two guys are teammates. Now Connor Fields too? Wow, just wow.
Tom slings it harddddddd
I love watching Tom Schreiber in the PLL and NLL. What I learned was that his side pass came from bad form. Sometimes we learn the most from mistakes.
I learned to break my writs (not literally) in order to get fast passes through the defense.
I learned Tom regrets being nervous his first year
I learned that when that crazy OT goal happened it was past Grant Ament’s bedtime.
He from my town
How bout a mid march winter match up in upstate NY, where lacrosse isn’t a spring sport it’s a winter sport 🤔
Nicely done! Interesting correlation between two studs. That’s a dangerous squad.
I learned grant ament wanted to go pro since 6th grade
The biggest thing I’ve learned from watching this video is that to play fearless. I’ve listened to podcasts that featured Schreiber and Ament. One thing they mentioned is that it’s okay to take risk. It’s like saying “you miss 100 of the shots you don’t take.” I like how Ament still continued to bend the rules of the fundamentals after getting yelled at. Now look at him now being a human highlight reel with his incredible passing ability. Schreiber is one of my favorite midfielders to watch because I too play that position. His versatility is what sets him apart from his competition. Being a threat everywhere on field at all times by being a passing threat with his vision, shooting ability, and his off ball movements.I hope someday I could be as good him. With the lessons I learned from this video I hope to make it to the PLL and make a name for myself.
Great answer, Don! Please email fastbreak@premierlacrossleague.com to claim your prize!
I learned that Grant has wanted to play for PSU and in the PLL since he was younger
anybody anybody watching in 2021?!
one thing I learned from Grant is that many of us defensemen are taught to keep our sticks in the passing lane and what he has done is learned how to perfectly execute passes with the sidearm approach where the ball travels much lower than your typical "passing lane" thus providing shorter or really ANY player with an advantage in getting the ball to the next player or shooter and lowering the percentage of having the ball knocked down or stolen. HUGE nugget and something I will be eyeing for when I watch film on upcoming opponents and key players for this upcoming season in the spring. This video was definitely a golden one!!however... ROLLWOODS!!
Arrows up baby!!!💙🧡💙🧡
I learned that Ryan Ambler is still being underrated, that catch he made was much more impressive then the pass and I think everyone on the Archers would agree.
I learned that they are going to be even more amazing next year as they grow their chemistry. Scary thought. I would love either jersey. These guys are a legend and a soon to be legend.
I learned that you need to take chances in life and hope for the best
Hay
I learned will manny and tom schriber played in high school
I learned to bring your hands down and use more wrists to pass because I am not as big as everyone else
I learned that sidearm isn't always bad to do, just put a good solid reason for it and practice consistently.
You have to make your own technique and not to be afraid of what other people say
I learned that being small has its benefits. Although I try to mimic Grants game, I will never match what a crazy career he’s had already.
I learned to keep your head up and scan the field
I learned that the Archers have the best duo in the league. Arrows up!
I learned to use sidearms to compensate for my smaller frame
I learned about their crazy techniques and how they went against the grain!
Learned pass around, not over 💯🥓
ey they are a legendary team
I learnt that Grant looks up to Tom, Tom has had an unbelievable career, I learnt that Tom's passing came about because of "bad fundamentals" and Grant's stemmed from him being the shortest out there so he had to find a way to move the ball. I learnt that Grant try getting his passes as fast as Tom's I learnt that Tom uses a lot of his wrist to pass with his shallow pocket. I learnt that though we see the family they are on screen it doesn't just end there, the pro life is a family in itself example of this is Tom telling Grant to show exactly what he can do and how much he regretted not doing it and also with Grant saying he was still nervous going into the tournament being a new recruit but the bonding and experience of everyone Manny Marcus and Tom helped him to play better..
I learnt that I should step on a field and leave it all out there and from a comment Grant made some time ago, "Always keep your head up to make great passes, the ground won't help you, your teammates will" and I see him do this in every game he plays NO MATTER WHO HE IS UP AGAINST. Grant and Tom y'all some of the Greatest people I've never met. Keep doing what y'all are doing and I will keep trying to get my passes as quick and accurate as both of you. To the fast break team have a good day and thank you for the breakdown tbh just Monday I was searching for a video with Grant talking about that pass I just had to rewatch his highlights because none existed so thank you for this!! 💯♥️
I learned that i need to be more confident about my passing abilities
I learned that their passes can create great plays
I learnt that as a player I shouldn't shy away if I know I have the ability to make plays
I learnt that my unique skill can be the deciding factor in my game play to make me more unpredictable
I learned it's not the size of the player but what the player can do with his size. Grant knew that, yes he does not have the height, so he doesn't try to pass over the defense but pass around the defense. It was the same for Tom but for Tom he is educated enough to know that the skip pass is especially a great weapon because the defensman far size is often cheating in for the slide. Both players keep their heads-up knowing that in so doing they are more of a threat.
Grant wanted to implement those fast passes/feeds into his game to whip it through the heart of the defense, getting it to the other side were its more open and a better 1v1 opportunity.
That grant is a funny dude as we can see when he is mic up
I learned with grant ament he was the shortest player on the field for a lot of the time
I learned i want to be a pll player
What about myles Jones. I like him his passes are nice and clean and money 💵.
Connor FEILDS JERSEYS PLEASE
I learned more about Tom Schriebers highschool career
Grant Ament wanted to go to PSU since he was a kid
I learned Tom wishes he showcased his talent from the jump and that grant aspired to play professionally and at psu from a very young age
I learned that schreiber's passes are insanely fast
I learned that Grant and I are both 5' 9"
I learned that his sidearm pass came from bad form, which is pretty ironic lmao
dont be scared to play
First
First veiw
Both of them are trying (and succeeding) to find the easiest way to ad assists to their game while playing for the team.