Why Professional Athletes Take Ballet
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Eddie George has a sit down with Patrick Bet-David and talks about why he took ballet lessons. Stay tuned for a full interview coming soon on Valuetainment. Make sure to subscribe to Valuetainment for the updates: bit.ly/2aPEwD4
About Eddie George: Edward Nathan George Jr. is a former professional American football player who was a running back in the National Football League for nine seasons. He played college football for Ohio State University and won the Heisman Trophy in 1995.
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George isn't blowing smoke! I was an excellent wrestler and football player in high school who began taking adult ballet classes at the age of 37. In five years I had graduated to intermediate advanced ballet but here's the thing. I was in the absolute best shape of my life and broke the over 40 PFT test for male officers at my base.
In the same vein as this, many NHL hockey players train some figure skating in the off season. Good training for balance and edge work.
One of the few channels on youtube that goes straight to the point, instead of focusing on the ad revenue from 15-minute videos with a question on the title to which I can't find the answer and end up moving on disappointed. Thanks, Pat!
Damn. I need to thank my mom for forcing ballet on me. Wow
Fantastic perspective on cross training
I have been dancing intensively for about 10 years and I play sports and I can confirm it helps A LOT.
With balance, strength (legs, core, and arms the most), and DEFINITELY coordination.
I remember when I started soccer/ football my coordination skills with my feet/ legs were already really good for a beginner
Yoga is a great way to exercise... to train your body, mind and spirit. Keep it up Patrick. Love from a small youtuber :)
No he's talking about ballet?
Yea agree. Iyengar yoga is great
Imagine catching a rugby ball while spinning on air. That'd be so cool!
Vasyl Lomachenko learned dance 4 years before learning boxing ;)
Great video PBD!
Oakland Athletics started this program with Oakland Ballet.
I was a jazz and Hawaiian dancer !
Did anyone catch how he said “spins”?
Great video
I'm surprised more nfl players dont do gymnastics
I dont think gymnastics is gonna progress anything for football as for ballet trains muscles that connect with the mind, teaches you that when you fall you cant get mad because you already fell, theres no point in getting upset, football and ballet connect in a way gymnastics not really unless your trying to progress more muscle
Yes yoga works too
Eddie George!
Tony Ferguson has an unique training routine
This is soccer and ballet which I call it balletoccer
TAYLOR MEMELY
I am a dancer too hehehehe !
hey luke
Hi Patrick
nogymnastics?
I remember whenever i did ballet. The worse thing about it wasnt the ridicule, it wasnt even having to come out to my parents that i was gay. No the worse thing about ballet was the anal tearing. An asshole just isnt made for that damage. I lost so much blood
Boo