Jason Kelsey

It was the vertical jump test that was really the telltale sign.

Here's the thing.

They did say, so after we got done with this, we did what I really wanted to do, which was to see how these guys train.

So we got on the dry land sled up top and we started working on pushing, getting into the sled, how they get out of the break, the cadence.

They use the cadence to know when to time it up.

So they all hit the sled in unison.

It was awesome.

It was a blast learning all the different techniques and whatnot.

I would love to do this more.

I mean, it was humbling experience.

But they did say you're coming off of some power.

Definitely coming off of some power.

I think it would be a lot of fun to do it more.

And actually, they wouldn't let me push and do it on the ice for liability concerns.

You have to be better, I think, on dry land and really go at it.

jumping into the thing first before they didn't have a fucking waiver they had some waivers but there were also three people i mean one of the sleds in the video the driver didn't make it in there so like yeah we're not doing that with you but they did say if you want to come up to the track and like placid the indoor we'll let you uh potentially try and push it and jump in so

Maybe that's a future video in the making because I would like to see that full experience.

But it is the timing required, the athleticism that these guys have.

All of these guys are former athletes and usually big skill.

Some of them are former lacrosse players.