Hello and good evening everybody, welcome to this webinar, this is the second last appointments we will have together to complete the series of webinars about Volumetrica Trading Platform and Trading with Volume in general. Today we will be looking at a very important part of the Trading with Volume which we will introduce the order flow. We will introduce the footprint chart intended as the most important, one of the most important tools in terms of order flow analysis and we will be getting started in a few minutes. Right before we get started let me just show you the disclaimer. The material provided for information purposes only should be not considered as investment advice. The views, information or opinions expressed in text belong solely to the author and not to the author's employee, organization, committee or other group or individual or company. The risk of operating with CFD and futures instruments is very high since they are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly to the leverage. Okay so before we get started let me remind you the promotion still being on by the collaboration with Volumetrica Trading and TickMail. For those who are already TickMail customers there is the chance to get the Volsys platform at a special price or otherwise if you are not TickMail customer already you can contact Volumetrica Trading team and request a free demo of the platform. For any questions concerning the topics we have talked about the webinar you can email me at this email address and I'll be glad to reply you with an answer. That's it. Okay let's get started about the order flow analysis. First of all how do we apply the order flow analysis to the chart? We do that using what is called a footprint chart. Okay first of all what is the footprint chart? It is something, it is a special type of chart showing basically what the aggressive orders are. So two webinars ago I was talking about the market microstructure and more specifically we have talked about difference from aggressive to passive traders. So no matter if they are buyers or seller we have talked about interaction between the aggressive and passive traders and what actually makes the market tick. But as you can imagine there are continuously orders entering the market very, very quickly. In fact completely immediately the driving from the market microstructure so basically when aggressive traders enter the market what does the exchange do in this case the CME specifically for the S&P 500 instrument. Which is a future contract for the S&P 500 index. It takes, it tracks the aggressive as we said part of any each transaction okay and by the timing cells which is something looking like this. Let me show you. Yeah in the timing cells you can see all of the aggressive part, the aggressive counterpart entering every single trade and basically this is a very quick representation of what is the pressure being applied to the market by aggressive orders. But as you can see aggressive orders enter the market very, very quickly and it would be very hard and difficult to understand those data okay because we would have to remember in our mind what was the pressure buying or selling pressure getting into the market maybe about an hour ago or one hour ago it is almost impossible to do that. And this is the main advantage which the footprint chart gives us because this footprint chart is something that just tights up what the aggressive orders are and specifically what does footprint chart do. It just aggregates all of the aggressive orders which have entered the market on specific levels and those order gets added up level per level and so we have an aggregation of this data being shown inside and within normal bars okay. So what we have with footprint chart is just a normal chart which we can decide which time frame we want to analyze it okay and for example I can decide whether to have a range representation chart like this one I am showing you otherwise I can go for maybe a time-based chart so I could decide that maybe I want to have a representation that's five minutes okay and I will have of course something completely different because what I have in terms of candles will still be a candle respecting the time frame but of course the volume in terms of aggressive selling and aggressive buying will be aggregated in a different way of course that strictly depends to the time frame we are using. Let's say the best way to have a proper order flow analysis would be on smaller time frames because in this case we can have an idea of what is happening in the small time frame okay so we can read in a very accurate way what's happening on specific price level. So let me give you a brief introduction of what on how we can easily read first of all the footprint chart this is what this part of the webinar is dedicated to next time which will be the last webinar we will have an application we will see how to apply those concepts to the how to make a decision how to make a trade but today we will concentrate mostly on how those information provided by the footprint chart can be first of all read okay as a first thing you can notice that some of the levels are colored okay in red most of the levels actually are colored red and green okay of course that will show dominance of buying volume or selling volume over some specific level more specifically if we where we have those dark red squares those would show a dominant pressure given by sellers into the market and specifically aggressive sellers this is the most important part we always have to keep in mind from footprint footprint we'll focus only exclusively on aggressive traders so aggressive orders which have hit the market and how can we read that in front in inside the chart in sorry inside the candle you can see every candle comes with two columns okay the right column will contain some number indicating buying volume okay so all of the numbers we can see on the right part of the candle will show the aggressive aggressive buyers which have entered the market okay so specifically at this level here at the bottom part of the candle there were zero buyers hitting lifting the offer okay at the level immediately at the top we had 47 aggressive buyers entering the market and so on okay on the left side of the candle we have shown the aggressive sellers okay so all of those sellers which entered aggressively the market they are shown on the left side of the candle now if you think about it that could be seeming counterintuitive as a thing because as when we were talking about the market microstructure and I was showing you the order book we had on the right side the sellers and on the left side the buyers right but that was referring to the passive buyers and sellers since the footprint chart is showing the contracts which have aggressively hit the bid or the offer of course that's that's the reason why buyers are shown on the left on the right and sellers on the left because those aggressive buyers are those buyers who has hit the offer and then they hit basically they they they they traded aggressively the right side of the book and then for this reason they are shown here on the right side of the footprint candle okay the color expressing the dominance of sellers over buyers or vice versa as you can see here we have a green a green square that means we had here already this level we had 351 buyers eating market aggressively at 40 14.50 and at the very same on the very same level we had only 101 sellers selling aggressively okay so here we had dominance of buyers over sellers aggressive buyers over aggressive sellers okay and for this reason the footprint tool will plot this level as a green one okay as a dark green one because what does this color express actually how much delta for that level was so if we compare the number of contracts hitting the offer with the contracts hitting the bid over that very level we have a large dominance of buyers over here of course that comes with shading as well if we have a very dark green shading that means that the delta is more in favor of buyers okay so we still go back to the concept of delta we always have a delta when we compare aggressive with aggressive okay in this case aggressive buyers with aggressive sellers but this is a delta focusing only supposed to measure only the difference between those two aggressive okay traders so in this case we have a very dark green level shown here because delta is quite high for the very same reason but in the opposite side we can see here we have lots of sellers hitting the offer hitting the bid but delta is very high in terms of dominance over buyers because as you can see in the right part of the candle at the same price level there are much less buying commitments okay so we only have 57 buyers compared to 178 sellers and for this reason the level is plotted here as a dark red as an intense red okay this kind of delta so as you can see the concept of delta is very important in terms of order flow of order flow reading as well because it will always show how both aggressive sellers and buyers traded on a specific level and this is one of the two main delta analysis we can conduct on footprint charts what's the second kind of delta analysis we can conduct on this kind of chart is the diagonal delta why do we need to take the diagonal delta as well into consideration well because since going back to the market structure I was talking about two webinars ago a market never trades bid and ask at the same moment okay when a traded price when buyers aggressive buyers are trying to execute orders aggressively they will hit the first ask level in the order book and at the very same moment all of those traders hitting the bid so basically selling aggressively they will interact with the passive sellers being at the level so let's say prices never cross each other okay when market is trading an ask a level the bid level being traded at the very moment will be the one immediately below the ask okay so that gives me another evidence but of something different let's think about it if what does diagonal delta would express me what will give me an evidence of of the way aggressive traders aggressive sellers and buyers want to trade a specific price level in this case can you see where I have the cursor here uh 4013.0 okay this level 178 sellers wanted this level short only 57 traders wanted this level as a long one okay so that shows an evidence of interest of traders for that level the way they want to trade it okay diagonal diagonal comparison in terms of delta gives us another another information because that would just express us pressure being on at that moment it was created can you see these 40 contracts traded in the in the bid side okay this is plotted this is shown this is drawn in pink why is it highlighted in pink because this is an imbalance specifically a selling imbalance why because if I compare these 40 contracts traded in the bid with the five contracts traded on the ask but not at the very same level at the level at the top immediately above it it that shows that whilst 40 traders were hitting the bid aggressively only five traders were hitting the offer aggressively so this is not really an evidence as the diagonal delta as the horizontal delta was showing you a while ago uh of different traders uh the way out they want that price level here we are comparing aggressive traders trading two different price levels actually but they are compared diagonally what does that mean that whilst 40 uh traders were were going short aggressively only five were going long aggressively so that gives us the idea of immediate selling pressure over this area okay and for this reason when this difference is relevant when this reference is relevant then we have an imbalance we have an imbalance which can be considered as a pressure and acceleration of volume entering the market in a certain direction okay now what do I mean when I say uh this difference is relevant let's say normally in terms of order flow analysis it is considered and as an imbalance whatever goes over 300 percent so if there is a ratio of three times at least three times uh sellers and buyers like in these cases we have uh sorry just a moment yeah here we have 40 over five sellers are eight times actually the buyers at the being present at the very top level so in this case we have an imbalance of 800 percent okay normally this threshold of 300 it is what normally take traders on the flow traders tend to uh take into consideration in order to uh to say okay here we had an imbalance uh normally what is below this threshold is not that much relevant is not generally considered as that much relevant let's say in my personal experience a proper a proper imbalance threshold would be on almost all of the markets except some specific one I'll tell you why in a bit 600 percent okay this is something that for instruments where some more volume is traded like for example s&p 500 it is something that can give us a real clue when yet when we have an imbalance going over the threshold of 600 percent uh in thinner markets like for example the asdaq or the ym uh where less volume is traded uh it isn't that much uh it doesn't doesn't make so much sense uh going for higher thresholds because as volume traded is in overall less uh even if I have a very low volume but I have a very strong imbalance let's say for example 10 over 1 I yeah I would have in this case is a thousand percent imbalance so very very strong but built with small volume with light volume so uh let's say is much less uh reliable than a balance built on high volume in terms of in terms of volume traded over a single level okay uh so for thinner markets I still wouldn't go over the 600 threshold but in order for them to be considered as reliable I would look for at least four stacked imbalance so that means that I have four levels of consecutive imbalance in a consecutive in the same direction or at least 600 percent so I would love to in order for it to be considered as a proper pressure a proper pressure given by the volume at least for imbalance let me just figure out some possible situation might occur yeah something like this if we had something like this as you can see every single level would uh go over the threshold of 600 but that happens for for consecutive uh levels of price so in this case this is what is called a stacked imbalance also known as a pressure zone a pressure zone is exactly where we have more imbalance being uh happening uh at consecutive levels of course those two kinds of delta comparison which in the first case the horizontal delta expressed here by the coloring of the of the cells here that gives us the interest okay the level the the number drawn in pink gives us the evidence shows us where a negative a selling balance like in these cases because of course it is shown on the selling side occurs okay and that this is an evidence of a pressure in a certain direction okay uh those two elements of we can easily achieve from the order flow reading are the most important ones the most important ones in order to uh building more strategies of trading using those elements because of course the interest of some traders for a specific price area gives us what the idea of effort so many traders here have tried to push the market lower okay did they make it well actually not immediately okay not immediately but the effort is very clear over these two levels so uh next time we will uh see what absorption is actually and this is something very similar to this situation here when we have lots of efforts put in a in trading in a certain direction a certain level but market doesn't follow through in this like in this case for example then we we have here the evidence of that something very similar to a wall as happened a wall given by volume when we have pressure what what does it mean it means actually pressure okay so volume accelerating in a specific direction of a specific amount and this is given by the amount of the uh of the volume making the pressure then those two elements of course can be combined together in order to start reading the order flow bar by bar for example as you can see here this is a very very nice example here we have lots of buying interest being shown for this level interest okay because it is plotted as a dark intense green did the market actually go long not at all it went immediately the other way so we can straight away assume that those buyers weren't strong enough even if they were spending lots of energy lots of fuel in terms of trying to push the market higher they didn't make it so this is a very important clue because how can market actually go long if despite a lot of efforts in buying volume didn't go long at first place so here we can say we have a wall we have a wall confirmed by the volume what happens then when market comes back to that area do we still see that interest in buying not at all not at all but let's say this area is still neutral because we don't even have we don't have a selling pressure either here on this level so this is still neutral market keeps starts ranging then and what do we see here two finally two selling imbalances very at the let's say more or less at the same area where market has has seen lots of those sell of the lots of those buyers being not able to do the market higher there are no buyers anymore but sellers are getting even if they are still not so many sellers but they are much more powerful actually more more present than buyers compare the diagonally so we have two selling imbalances here at which at least I I said I said the indicator plotting an imbalance of at least 600 percent so if I have a wall here then here I have a pressure starting in the very same direction of the wall confirming what the wall was okay so this could have been a first indication of a short opportunity okay so that was that this is a very quick reading of the order flow we are doing together which we will go deeper deeper into next time next week but just to give you an idea on how those evidence which are objective actually this is objective that here there were lots of buyers which didn't push price higher so this is an objective wall and here we have an objective selling pressure with an objective lack of buyers which already in the same level have been declared by the market not efficient in moving the price higher so this is a very good way very simple way actually there are so many ways to put together the order flow elements but this is the very universal way to combine the elements we can read from the footprint chart therefore by the order flow okay so next time we will get deeper into this topic and we'll see how to combine things together in order to make this is the trading decision based on order flow elements okay of course this voltage platform is very is very focused on the what is the order flow analysis because this indicator which provides the footprint chart comes with many functions in order to have in a very visible way to have all of these evidence immediately clear okay so we can decide if we want to have the chart set up let me just show you the the settings the indicator building the footprint chart is the order flow analyzer indicator we can decide if we want the footprint chart drawn by volume so total volume like in this case so we can decide if we want to see the total volume exchange over a single level or if we want to have only the delta shown okay so instead of having buyers and sellers on each side then we will have only a single column showing the overall delta of the level or of course ask bit split was the configuration i was showing you and the one actually i am using all the time because i want to see every single volume traded of the ask and every single volume traded of the bit for every single tick the chart the candle has gone through and then otherwise we can decide to have them both shown so delta and total volume over two different columns okay so in this case on the right part of the candle i will have the total volume and then on the left part i will have only the delta tick by tick okay but the most important things when it comes to footprint is definitely the coloring scheme of the single levels why because the order flow analysis works better if it's done in a relative way what do i mean with that if i have here let me just show you yeah that's that's okay actually also with this representation if i have here minus 110 of delta horizontal delta is that relevant is that still not that much is that a lot well it makes sense if it is put into the right context so i have to there are two two possibilities actually uh if i know that that instruments i'm trading very well then maybe i can assume oh 100 minus 110 delta is a lot because i know that instrument or otherwise i will have to try and guess the coloring scheme actually does this work for us because it makes an average calculation of what the average delta over the last hand candles was and then it will plot a red or a more intense red or a less intense red accordingly to the average of the last of the last hand candles okay so even if we trade a market an instrument which we don't know very well or actually if it happens something like it it's happening over the last few days where the volume traded over the on the s and p 500 is much different because volatility is increasing so what is being traded today is far far different by what was trading maybe two months ago in average this is not a big deal because the footprint software will do the uh hard work for us so it will calculate whether this delta is really a relevant one so that will be plotted as a dark red showing that this is yeah this is a relative delta or otherwise if it doesn't respect the uh relativity rule then it will be just a plain delta so even if it comes with high delta but is not uh high enough to be considering that specific context it will just stay light red okay or pink well like this one let's say a light color this is a very very important function uh present in the bolsis platform because most of the footprint charts indicators uh being in the market today actually it doesn't take into consideration this relativity concept and of course order flow analysis works best when it is relative to the situation we are looking to trade okay okay so we are almost at the end of the webinar there is a question let me let me just quickly read that answer it uh is this footprint chart solely for future market alone or is it available for stocks and crypto market as well uh well very good question let's say it uh it can be applied to any market but of course if you are applying this kind of analysis to a market where there is a centralized exchange uh actually taking track of what the centralized volume uh is and what kind of volume is being traded uh it works way way better even if there are some ways to also use this kind of representation and analysis uh for example uh for export market so or crypto as well as well so therefore there is not a centralized exchange behind it stock actually it is centralized exchange so it would just if you if you're trading stock maybe you won't be trading on the CME because uh you may be trading the NYSE or NASDAQ but there is still a centralized exchange beyond the sorry behind the stocks market so you can definitely use that volume to build your footprint chart and conduct an analysis on it uh also do we need to subscribe or own data provider like this feed or rhythmic data etc yes definitely uh normally normally uh when you're trading a centralized exchange uh the broker will provide you uh with the account your trading uh a data feed as well and that data feed will automatically uh create will interact with the platform as long as the platform allows this kind of tool then you can have yeah the the footprint obtained by that data okay uh well let me just uh explain this thing about forex spot market because as you can as many you're welcome as many of you already uh i know uh for example forex spot when i when i talk about forex i mean the forex spot market so uh the one which is traded OTC but as you know many uh forex uh by many currencies also have a future instrument and in that case you can easily conduct the analysis for example if you want to trade the euro versus dollar uh that would be the spot uh pair but that derives from the 6a future which is the euro versus dollar future in that case since this is a future and comes with uh in a centralized exchange here you have proper volume even if it's not 100 of the volume traded but this is a centralized exchange so what you see here all of the volume dynamics you see in this uh in this future then is still uh allow you to make an underflow and volume analysis based on the centralized data there is another question if i have pro account or future account with tick mill then can i get this plate platform accent yeah definitely and if you already a tick mill customer you can get you can get of course a very uh the the access to platform so you can purchase or lease for a single monthly platform and then maybe renew it uh uh the bolsis platform that let me just show you the link once again yeah this is the special offer and that comes with cqg data so uh in terms of the data feed you will have cqg data that the one uh the bundle provided by tick mill and uh well for more detailed info maybe you should ask your uh your account representative or the support but uh you can get this offer and getting a monthly payment of 35 euros for uh for the bolsis platform and in that case yeah you should be able to run it with your cqg data feed all right so uh let me know let me please know if there are further questions so far or otherwise let me remind you my email address so just in case you want to ask me some questions about the very complex topic we have we have gone through today i am perfectly aware this is not something so easy but uh this is something normally uh completely normal the first approach then you can very easily get used to the order flow dynamics so this is my email address feel free to email me if you want to ask some questions and the next webinar will be and will be the last one of this series uh next monday same time and we will be talking about some very easy setup we can build on this order flow and footprint analysis okay so let me thank you for your attention uh hope this webinar you like this webinar and the topics we have discussed together wish you a good evening and a good training


In this video, we are going to talk about 6981 by Mikolos Alekna, break down the six pillars and look at what makes him so badass. Let's check it out. What's up guys? It's Coach Johnson from Airtate Throws Nation. In today's video, we're going to go through Mikolos Alekna. We are looking at his 6981 at the Diamond League, the Stockhold Diamond League, big throw. This guy is just on fire. He's just been nonstop the whole year and we're going to take a look at his six pillars. So let's take a look. Pillar one, set up the chain reaction. Pillar two, set up maximum power. Pillar three, drop in, apply speed. Four is the axis transition. Five, lock down power. And six, hit that big finish, okay? So what are we going to do and how are we looking at that throw? Now, one of the things that make him so good, genetics, years ago we did an article called the five intangibles of throwing success and one of those was genetics. How are you? How tall are you? Bigger are you? How are you wired? And your dad is a two-time Olympic gold medalist, Olympic record holder. Number two in world history, you know, a multi-time world champion. So when your dad's throwing over 73 meters, you can bet you've learned some good insights. You've got the DNA and you've got the technical information coming to you. So from day one, you've got the deck stacked in your favor. So I'm not taking anything away from Elekna because you have to apply this. You have the genetics and you have the information. You have to put it all together. Clearly he's done that. But let's give credit where credit is due. This is some amazing genetically gifted people and that helps, of course. So you start throwing 69, 81 at 19 years of age, that is incredible. So you've got a lot of things going right. So technically and physically and lots of stuff. If you didn't know that about his father, you're not following throwing very well because his dad was an absolute legend. This guy is like building the legendary status. He comes to the U.S. He goes to University of California, Berkeley. So the coach there, Mo Sitara has done a phenomenal job over the last few years, just dominant throwing, bringing guys in, developing them up. I mean, across the board in all events. So kudos to him. He came over. He goes, but Elekna has this massive campaign, opens the year at 62 meters. Pretty respectable, 19. And early in the year, you had three big freshmen and all of a sudden, boom. He goes 66, 70 after that. Then he goes 64, 97. Then it's 66, 61. I mean, he just keeps going. Then it's 67, 68.  Then he goes 66, 15 at the NCAA's Claudio Romero from Virginia, right. Get some by two centimeters. So these guys, I mean, the future of the NCAA is exciting. But then this guy takes a little break, flies home, Lithuanian champion, 69 meters. Stockholm Diamond League, 69, 81. And then guy next day, flies back to Lithuania. I know it's not that far of a flight, but 67, 63, right. That's a lot of competition in just a few days. So just incredible. So that's me rambling. What do you guys think that makes him so good? What do you like? What do you see so far? Genetics are clearly on his side technique. I think he does a lot of really good things. You don't throw this far, this consistently, unless you're doing good stuff technically. I've always approached analysis as what makes them throw far, not let me see what I can do. They should do this. And blah, blah, blah, blah. Right. I've never approached that. I always like to see like, what makes this 69, 81? You know, what are the key things? And again, this is where our pillar system kind of comes in. And remember, we talk about our pillar system. We're never saying, oh, all these people, we're not saying that, we've never said that. What we're saying is, is that the mechanics of the throw, this is what the six-pillar system, our throwing chain reaction system shows you how you set up the throw and how you move through our absolute paramount. And this is, everybody can get plugged in and then their styles, right, are going to be different. And that's what our system also helps develop. It isn't a do everything the same way. It is understand how the mechanics work. And then when you do, you're able to develop your own style. So pillar one, we talk about multiple objectives. One of them is the radius and the orbit and separation and stretch reflex. And this guy does this phenomenally well, okay? So he's set, he's long, and then you're going to see him shift to two. Now when we go to pillar two, one of the things is we're always trying to get these hips over. We want to get this over. Now look at how far back the discus is. And one of the things we talk about, like the lower body's moving head, the upper body's staying back. And some people try to teach this advocate throwing the arm open. I've seen people do that successfully, but the best throwers in the world tend to move it on a long path and drag the upper body. They're not too many guys opening up. There are people who do, but they open the arm, not the upper body. He keeps the upper body dragged back. Again, one of the things we talk about is, you know, how do you think about it, right? If you're a coaching athlete, say, well, keep the upper body back. If you're a coaching other athlete, say, move the lower body ahead, make sure it's always that left side. We talk about this, the entry side, right? And that's one of the things that we teach inside our throwing chain reaction. So he keeps that upper body way back. What do you guys think? Again, throw that in the comments. Let me know what you see. I see that upper body just boom, it hangs back and he just has that discus in a stretch position. So by the time he comes around to deliver, that thing just whips, right? And that's the ultimate way to throw, creating that. And every athlete's going to be somewhat unique in their ability to feel and do that. And this guy clearly is very impressive and very gifted. So now watch as he drops into three, the lower body, right? Look at that angle. It's absolutely like fantastic. He is just boom. Upper body, chest, right? Is facing about nine, hips are moving into the throw. Now in this particular video, you can't see his left foot, but his left foot tends to be under-rotated. But he's super aggressive off of that left leg. So watch him as he drops. This was drop and go. That's your pillar four. That's create that transition. But going back, it's so quick and that's what he's drops in. He's just immediately sprinting. Look at that linear action. Upper body's back, lower body's starting to really crank ahead. And when that upper body's not rotating into the middle, that's one of the things that can allow that lower body to get ahead. Can everybody do this? No. Again, there's certain things stylistically that are probably really suited to him. And clearly they're working extremely well. And what's scary is this guy's only 19 years old. He's not even physically completely matured yet. He's going to get bigger and stronger.  He's matured up. Right? He's a few years older. So when he burst on the scene a few years ago, 68 meters, he's almost two meters ahead. It's pretty crazy. Okay. So now watch Elekna. This is what I think is also really incredible. Look at the length. So one of the things we always talk about is as the hips are moving ahead, you see how his chest is still facing this way? Like his chest isn't even to six o'clock yet. It's slightly to the right of center. The left arm's a counterbalance. You see that? And that makes a huge difference. Right now, look at the stretch. He just, I mean, it's crazy. Look at how elongated the radius is. He's getting that discus up. So by the time that left foot touches, he's got that discus almost to the high point and he's got this great counterbalance. And you see where the discus is rising, right? It's coming up early. Sometimes throwers get that discus too late, right? And where you, it's kind of like the hammer orbit, wherever you kind of put that high point is going to be how you pull around. He's getting it so far back. You can see that a lot of guys get that high point up kind of in line with the sector line. Well, his is outside the sector line. So he's got that upper body just cranked. Now watch as he hits right here as, so there's like ground contact here, but there's not, he hasn't loaded yet. He's still in the process of loading. So watch, right now is where he loads. Look at the chest. Boom. Look at the lower body. Look at the right foot, right? You see that right foot. It's facing almost 11 o'clock. Upper body's back. I mean, dude, this guy's upper body is dragging behind him for days. That's impressive. I think that is definitely something you can pick up. So again, is that the way you see it? Let me know. Throw some comments in there. I think this is good stuff. So pillar five is where we talk about locking down power, right? Pillar four is that transition. We just showed you were creating all that torque. We're getting that lower body moving ahead, creating that tension. So by the time you get down on the discus, look at how high that discus is. Foot's down. Look at the discus is up. Shoulder back, lower body here. You know, you got Lithuania on the shirt facing this way. This guy just pulls on it for days, right? And then watch as he comes through. You're gonna see him right there. Bam.  And this is what I love. That's the mark of a really clean finish. Boom. He just hits it, comes around. All the momentum stops. That's physics. Transfer of momentum. You hit this side, stops. Everything transfers into the implement. The faster you move is what you transfer your speed to the implement that's transfer of momentum. That's what you're doing at the finish. And we did a post years ago on Peter Melchowski and Robert Harding commented on that post and he talked about the acceleration factor through the finish. That's key. And I can agree. This is what he does. Just smashes through it and that gets sets up that huge, huge throw. Okay, so, you know, I probably fanboyed enough on this. Remember, we talk about this. This guy's just exciting to watch. It's always exciting to watch talents like this that just are doing incredible things. 19, imagine where this guy's gonna be.  And he's definitely probably, he's not as physically strong.  But when you look at this guy, I mean, you can still see he's long, lean. He's just on another level and it's gonna be really exciting to see what the future is. I can only imagine how good the men's discus is gonna be come to Paris Olympics in a couple of years. It's gonna be really, really exciting. So, you know, we can't forget about all the other dudes in this field. You had Stahl, you had Matt Denny, you know, Sam Mattis is in there, Sam's been up there. But these guys, right, are up. This guy's just on another level. It's really exciting to watch. So, any rate, again, let me know what you guys think and remember, throw that in the comments. Support the channel if you like videos like this and some of the other stuff we do, how this helps us keep putting this stuff out is, you know, liking, subscribing, turn on your notifications, be sure to comment. And remember, if you'd like to learn more information about throwing, check out our Throwing Chain Reaction System again. We show you time and time again with the best throws in the world, how the six pillars apply. And again, style is gonna be different. This is why we talk about this we got upcoming things on drills and progressions and all that good stuff's coming towards you. But again, this guy is on fire. So, hope you guys enjoyed the video. Like I said, comment below. Do all the good fun YouTube stuff for us. And we'll see you guys on the next video. Take care.


Hi, in this video we're going to keep on using the EPA flight data set, these are facility level emissions of greenhouse gas data, but now to exemplify how to calculate measures of spread. So we're going to use those data to find standard deviation, and then the interquartile range in Python. So let's get to it. So first off to find the standard deviation we can find this in a very similar way as to how we found the mean and median above. So, I'll do this in a print function as we did before sustained deviation is equal to. And then we call our whatever variable it is we want to do this on so total reported direct emissions in this case. And our function now is not mean or median but STD for standard deviation. And this actually shares the same units as the underlying variable so in this case million millions metric tons of CO2 equivalent. Okay, so measure of spread basically our measurement of how much these direct emissions vary across all the facilities in this data set comes out to be a little bit more than a million. Pretty large number. Okay, well let's compare this to the interquartile range now. So we're going to calculate the interquartile range using the describe function and there's different ways to do this, this describe function. I want to do it this way because the describe function is actually quite handy for a number of things so let's first find that. So we'll call our variable. Total reported direct emissions. And our function here is just describe and here we have to put in parentheses at the very end. And then we'll, we'll view the output. Here we go so this is a series actually. And it's got some a lot of nice value so we see our standard deviation here, we see our mean value. It also tells us how many values are being used here so 6481. In this case note the use of scientific notation here. And then the minimum zero max of 20 million or so. And then 25% 50% 75% this 50% is the median. So this agrees with exactly what we had in the median above because this 50% refers to the 50th percentile and that is another name for the median. So those are synonymous. And then we also have the 25th percentile and the 75th percentile. So 25% of the values are less than 31,000 and some change here. And 75% of the data values are less than 186,000 and some change here. So our interculture range is the difference between the 75th percentile and the 25th percentile. We can simply find this by referencing these values in the described series above. So it's our 75th percentile minus our 25th percentile. And you can view that value. That's not to be 154,000 or so. So quite a bit less than the standard deviation. So these are two different measures of the spread. So the standard deviation is the typical distance away from the mean. And if you recall, in the comparison of the mean and median, we have a right skewed distribution up here. And so our mean was a lot larger than our median. And so there's a lot more spread about that mean for looking about it that way. Whereas the median and interquartile range are much more concentrated down in this lower end where we have more observations. So in summary, that's how you can find the standard deviation and the interquartile range along the way. We found this handy described function, which is useful for summarizing the data in one fell swoop. And again, we got to do all this with the fascinating flight data set on greenhouse gas emissions across the US. Okay, thank you.


I'm Corporal Remington Hall, and this is the Core Report. Female Marines who earned Combat Arms jobs will officially receive the MOS, and we have an update to uniform regulations. Female Marines who graduated from Ground Combat Arms MOS schools as part of gender integration studies will officially receive additional military occupational specialties. Commandant of the Marine Corps General Robert B. Neller says, our Marines earned this. They volunteered, worked hard, completed the training, and earned these MOSes. These Marines can submit requests to potentially laterally move into their new AMOSs. There have been some changes to uniform regulations. We will be replacing the current female dress blue coat with this dress blue coat, but that won't be for a while. Final adjustments still need to be made on the coats before they're contracted out and produced. Mandatory possession dates will be announced at a later time. In addition, more four-level commanders and other specified CG's and CO's could submit a waiver for seasonal and uniform changes, which should help prevent this from happening. That's all for this week. We'll see you next payday, right here on the Core Report.


No matter what situation you're in in your life that feels Unpleasant misaligned. It's something that you feel may be stuck or trapped in there is always Okay, there's always a way to get out of it to pivot to change directions And sometimes we might not always feel that way. Hello, love bugs and welcome back to my YouTube channel If you're new here, I'm Sarah and I created this channel to help you build a more fulfilling and loving and positive and beautiful life with a dash of Spirituality and today we're gonna talk about pivoting and changing the direction so that you don't feel trapped in a situation whatever that may be and This could range from so many things. It could be a Relationship it could be a job. It could be a living situation. It could be your health It could be so many different things So you have to think of something in your life that doesn't necessarily feel right to you something that makes you drag and feel Not energized and makes you feel unhappy You might be thinking well, well, no, Sarah, you know, let's take a job For example, I might need this job because I need this job because I need to make money so that I can pay rent and Put food on the table and blah blah blah blah Right But that doesn't mean there aren't other Jobs or scenarios that you can use to your advantage to change the situation You know, sometimes you have to look beyond the short term Sometimes you have to look at the the long-term benefits that your decisions are making because here's the thing on average Do you know that we make 35,000 Conscious decisions a day So don't you think you can use some of your own decisions to change your life and to get out of the Situation that you want to get out of and the thing is is it's hard to do that because essentially we have set our own traps We have set our own ceilings as I've said in previous videos for feeling like there is no way out There is no other alternative. There is nothing else that we can do But the thing is that is self-imposed That is something that you have decided You have decided you can't get out of the relationship You have decided that, you know, you've been in this career path for 10 20 30 years. So you can't do anything else Well, why not? Because you say so. Oh Well, I've already invested all this time in this relationship. I just want to make it work I don't want to start over Okay, well, you're making that decision You're making the decision to stay in something a job relationship, whatever it may be that makes you unhappy Because you've told yourself. There's no alternative when you know deep down There are the thing is is it's one it takes so much courage to Change the situation It can take a ton of faith. It can take a lot of faith in yourself and trust in yourself and you know The higher power that's out there But the thing is is if you don't have faith in yourself and courage and trust in a higher power Then you're not you're gonna be stuck You're not gonna get out of this situation because only you can make that change. Let's take a Romantic relationship as an example You're in a romantic relationship. You've been with this person for three four five plus whatever how many years, right?   Maybe they're doing this but the thing is is Life is so limitless and if only you decide to take the courage and get rid of your fear and make that step and do what's Necessary and guess what it might not be the number one thing you want to do You know, if you're in this terrible relationship where you're being abused or you're unhappy or whatever But you want to be in a loving committed beautiful Relationship You're not going to make one single move and go from level one to level 100 There are all of the steps in between but you can't get there if you don't take the first step Okay, all of these decisions are about taking the first step and then the next little step and then the next little step And the thing is is sometimes we get so paralyzed in the situation that we're in because We see all the steps and it's overwhelming. It's more comfortable to stay in that situation Because taking the next step to remove yourself and replace it with a different situation is Unfamiliar and it's uncomfortable But you have to understand that if you never make that first step You're always going to be where you are and nothing's going to change.  Like that's that's not even it's not even realistic the bottom line is if you are 50 pounds overweight and you want to lose those 50 pounds You have to make the first step. What's one thing you're going to start doing? What's one thing you're going to cut out of your diet? And then maybe a month later you add on another step and a month later you add on another step Okay, it's something that Accumulates over time but you can't Stop yourself and you can't let's be honest You can't lie to yourself and say there's no other alternative Just because you you're too scared to take the step Because you don't want to feel uncomfortable Just because you haven't decided that you want whatever the other side the grass is greener Okay, that side just because you haven't decided that that's worth it to you enough Doesn't mean that it's not possible and probable If you do start making those steps So I hope this video encourages you to look at the things that are making you unhappy and things that are unfulfilling in your life and Just guide you, you know guide yourself. Listen to yourself write down what you want to do. What do you want to change? What's the next step to get there? Okay, something that I'm personally working on right now is you know, I really want more inner peace Well, there's a million things that go into that and one of the biggest things due to my research is obviously meditation I have a huge block with meditation Okay, it's just something that I mentally just feel like I can't do and I'm not good at I'm never gonna get good at it Well, if I keep doing that and not trying meditation Then I'm never gonna be good at it Right So you start off with a baby step, okay? I'm gonna try meditating one time a week for five minutes And then you increase it maybe to ten minutes or two times a week And you just keep on taking those little baby steps and then you get there and before you know, you're like, man I'm so glad I started have you ever done something or realized something and you think to yourself man, I Wish I made that decision sooner I think we've all been there and the thing is is you can get there sooner with this next thing in your life You don't want to be looking at a situation that you're in right now Okay, and think I can't get what I want and then when you do eventually 20 years from now Are you gonna be sitting there saying hey, man, I wish I made that decision sooner.  Okay Do it now take the first step And guess what if the first step you take is the wrong step That's fine. Just take another step Imperfect movement you can't wait for everything to line up perfectly to take the first step So take it now You will be so happy that you did later. I Love you guys so much. I hope you found some value out of this video if you did please give it a like and Subscribe so we can hang out again next week and don't forget to hit the notification bell So you never miss a video with me because we have so much fun on this channel I love you guys so much and don't forget be limitlessly yourself


How's it going everyone? Caleb here with late in sports cards. We're going to be working on 2022 Leaf Metal Pop Century. 12 box case break number seven is random hit style. You do get two hits per spot purchased. So right here I have all of the participants in the break. This is 24 spots. I'm going to be doubling this list here in a second. So with each spot purchased, you get two hits. We're going to show you all 48 hits from the case right now. Sean is going to type them out as we go and then at the end we will random all of the names and all the hits and we will match your name up with one. So like I said, I'm going to go ahead and duplicate that now. Give ourselves 48 entries. Let's get it going guys. Thanks again. So like I said, we're going to type all of them out first and then at the end, once we do see all 48 of the hits, we will randomize your names and the hits and match you up with one of the hits or two of the hits, excuse me, with each spot purchased. Here we go. Let's do it. Yeah, we should throw something at Sam Syndicta, I agree.  Yeah, we'll take care of him, Syndicta. Don't worry.  Don't you worry, Syndicta. We will take care of Sam. Here we go. Good luck guys. I truly think I'm going to go back for all my ideas. Just label printer, just everything, everywhere that you put stuff. I didn't even do it, that's the thing Brent did it all. So like I don't know where most of it is, but Brent is the one that did everything. I could not find much champion's path. Yeah, so like I'm only so much of so much helps, which is actually funny. All right, empty. Here we go. Let's get it going. I love this problem. Yeah, great way to, wow, great way to start. Rick Clare Otto. Heck yeah. That's awesome. Five of seven. Geez. What do we have anymore? Nope. Nope, it's gone so. It did not work. That's sad. Sick card, man. Five of seven. Good luck on that one guys. Good start there, really good start. It's going to be autographed of Susan Olson. Susan Olson is four of 12 that time. Is that the Jumanji girl? I believe so. Nice one there. Oh, these are cool. Wow, Prince, very nice. Wow. Live in concert ticket stub. Awesome. That's going to be from the Love Sexy World Tour in 88. More Chester. Yeah, very, very sick card. Awesome one. Prince. It's not numbered. I mean, I'm sure there's only a handful of these out there though. $22.50. That was the price. Admission. That's awesome. Very nice there. Prince on the ticket stub. And closing it out here, it's going to be Robert Wagner. It's going to be four of 15 on the autograph. That's a good start. I mean, that was a great first box. Really cool box. Good luck as we continue. Sean's typing as we're going. Yes, he is. All right, all right. Did it show the person? Your first one's messed up. I don't know what happened. Yeah, I don't know. Hit back a couple of times. He's got it. What number was it? It was the five to seven. Yes, that's exactly where it is. Perfect five and a seven. All right, good luck guys. Let's keep going. Perfect. Norman Reed's, that's sick. Nice from the Walking Dead. There you go. Four of four. He's due to death stranding. That game was awesome. Yeah, this guy, very, very popular. His work is very popular. Nice one there. Four of four. We've got Eric Estrada now. Nice one. Eric Estrada is three of three. It's a cool looking card. Eric Estrada autograph, three of three. That's a sharp trust, man. Dude, this has been a really cool start. Autograph, this time is Stacy Dash. Nice. That's going to be Glamour autographs. Five of seven. What was it? Stacy Dash. Stacy Dash. Nice one there. Five of seven. Nice hit. And oh, nice. Stars started. Swatches of Elton John. Seven of 25. Crocodile Rock, baby.  Seven of 25. Very nice. Mm-mm. I miss Brad on the sports side. Sorry, guys, I need him for gaming. No, just wait until Caleb takes his vacation. Our forest, at least, you know, like on the sports side. When the forest goes on a vacation, I'll be over here for at least a couple days. Pulling logo, man. Just a couple days. Logo, man, shields, nonstop. Yeah. Just nonstop for two days. Just like the good old days. Nice. Wow, really good start, guys. Let's continue along here. These are so sick, of course. Yeah, this has been good. All right, let's keep it going. Lou Fergino. Feregno. Feregno, yes. That is going to be, uh, that is, I was going to say, this has to be, right? That is the Hulk. One of 15. Nice. He was great and I love you, man. That movie. I have no idea. F-E-R-R-I-G-N-O, F-E-R-R-I-G-N-O. Thank you. Dual Auto. Charlie, Sheen and Martin Sheen. Wow. Wow. 9 out of 10. There you go. The Sheens. That's sick. Very nice. Dual Autograph. Toggis blood, baby. That's it. Winning. Someone asked what you were, uh, winning. Someone asked what you were reading these days. I'm reading the Hyperion Cantos right now. Nice hit there. By Dan Simmons, I think it is. It's going to be Autograph. Max Bear Jr. Three of five. Nice one. Growing up graphs. Three of five there. I'm just hanging out because I love this product. I love this product. This is one that I would stick around for too, for sure. And then we have Autograph of Michael Beck. Nice close. 7 to 7. I mean, these have been, this is pretty good so far through three boxes. Some nice hits in this, uh, random for you guys so far. Plenty to go here. That's one of my favorite movies, John. I love you, man. So good. That's a Judd Abbotel movie if you guys haven't seen it. Uh, no, I have not seen it. Paul Rudd. It's a squad. Jason Seagal. It's a squad. Yeah. Yeah. Nice. Paula Abdul. Very cool. All right. Autograph one of six. American Idol. There we go. American Idol, I guess, Judd. Yeah. Paula Abdul. I'm not young guys, sorry. That's how I know her as well. The game Autograph now. Next. The game there. Nice. All right. Rapper four six. There we go. West Side. Nice card there. The game. Not too bad. Dale Bozio Autograph. That's four four. Nice. I love that next one. I love that. That might be the coolest one out of the- My grandma. My grandpa would be freaking out for that next one. This one is four of four. Man, so sick. Live in concert. Jimmy Buffett from, uh, that's from a, oh, a charitable event. That's very cool. That was at the Deer Creek Music Center. Once again, another one of the ticket stubs tonight. Jimmy Buffett in the coral reefer band. That's cool. Very nice. That's $46 to get in this time. Wow. That's a grand today. Yeah. And every, what does it say? $197. $1 at the bottom. B-A-S or 18. Oh, yep. $1 to the Charitable Foundation. Oh, that's cool. Okay. SFC Charitable. Nice. Yeah, exactly, JV. Exactly. Add over a zero. Very cool there. Nice it. I like those. Ah, yeah, this is the last one tonight. That's an awesome end. I would say. I would say. It's a chill ending. I certainly can't complain about this ending. Let's keep it going. Oh, wow. Oh my gosh. Holy cow. What is that? Oh, that's pretty cool. All right, good luck. Continuing on, Richard E. Grant's autograph. It's 18 to 20. Richard E. Grant, he played Loki back in the day. And he played Loki in the new series. He reprises him. Oh, yeah, yep. Is that what it is? Yeah, Richard E. Grant. Yeah, Richard E. Grant. He's great. That's 18 to 20. Great actor. Yeah, definitely a top tier actor. Next up here, it's going to be Todd Bridges, two of 25 autographs. Do not know Todd Bridges. He is from a different stroke. Got you. I have not watched that. No, it's way back in the day. Yeah, a little bit before my time, as you guys would imagine. Way back in the day. James Kahn autograph now. That's five to six. C-A-A-N. Yep. Five to six. Yep. And closing it out with an autograph collector's edition. This is going to be a cut signature of Valerie Bertinelli. Awesome hit there. It's got the XO and the hard inscription on there. Very cool card. Yo, what's up, Sean? Valerie Bertinelli, cut autograph. Very nice. Good luck there, guys. Yeah, not too bad at all. Let's keep going. Close out the first half. There's got to be like a John up. Can I come up? I want to see a president or yeah. Presidents and inventors are my favorites in terms of like these historic American-type products. All right, guys. Empty there. Bob Odenkirk. It's going to be 45 of 50 on the auto. Autograph is Paris Thiemann. Two of four. Here's Thiemann. Nice one there. What's up, Joshua? How you doing, man? Good to see you. We have Autograph this time of Krista Allen. Two of five. Krista Allen Autograph. There you go. Robert De Niro. Yeah, there's some cool names in this stuff. And we are closing it out. Stars, started swatches. Anna Nicole Smith. 12 of 25. Nice one there. Anna Nicole Smith. 12 of 25 on the swatch. Nice hit. All right, Pete. Yeah. Yeah, it's nice to see stuff like that in this product as well of those deceased former actors. Musicians. Musicians. Athletes sometimes. Very solidly though. Historic Americans. Inventors. They're not like John Adams. Yeah, like it's just exactly. All right, here we go. That's a good start. How about an Adam Driver Autograph? Three of four. Brad's guy. Let's go. That's nice. Three of four there. He was awesome in that movie with Scarlett Johansson. Were there like a divorce couple? It's a big start to this box. I know these are. Yeah. I know these are more popular autos here. These sell pretty well. Yeah. Nice one. He's great. We got C. Thomas Howell. C. Thomas Howell. That's going to be 15 of 15. Now I do know that one. Before my time and before your time and before Sean's time as well. No, no. C. Thomas Howell was in a bunch of the howl we've seen him.  Oh, yeah. It's like mash or something. Gorgon's Island. It's auto 15 of 15. I'm trying to think what he was in. I know he was in what's the one? The greasers. What was the one? Branton. God, I can't. It's all good. This product will do that to you. The outsiders? Oh, no way. That's him. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's all I was trying to say. I was just going to say. No way. I was just going to say. Yeah, I read that book, actually. That's funny. Yeah. Very good. I say it's before my time and then I've read that book. Yeah, of course. Of course. Kate Flannery Autograph. Very cool. Three of five. Kate Flannery. He was a childhood rodeo stalk. That's true. Dude, what a... Oh, man. Can you imagine? Eight years old on a bull. That's crazy. Oh, boy. And another Elton John ticket this time. That's good. Very nice. On the Elton John ticket stub. Congrats there. Man, we have done well on the tickets. These are so sick. This is Elton John. Nice one there. TD Garden. Great stuff. I said that. That's cool. Elton John Swatch. And then, yep, ticket stub. Perfect. We're still good. That's really cool. Nice guys. No way. No wave on. That's so cool. Yeah. The Garden. Back in 18. That's so cool. That's crazy. I want like a Woodstock 99 ticket. That's good. Sean Austin. Sean Austin. Austin. 14 to 25. That's Samwise Gamgee. Oh, yeah. Lord of the Rings. Yeah. Lord of the Rings is not. Lord of the Rings is very little. Stranger things. He was also Rudy. Rudy. He was in Goonies. Okay. Like, that's a Goonies. Rudy is a lot more familiar. Everything, dude. Sean Austin. You ever seen Goonies? Goonies now. What? I've never seen Goonies. I've never seen movies. I've seen Goonies multiple times. That's funny. Okay. What's the number of that? Well, it's going to be 14 to 25. We know what Caleb's watching. That's awesome. Everyone's going to be like dropping me links. You'd love it. The Goonies, man. So good. Nice one there. Sloth, love, chunk. Yeah. Yeah, I'm familiar with Rudy. I wasn't familiar with the Goonies, though. All right. Hell, Linden autograph. Lord of the Rings. Three of three. Nice one there on the hell. Hell, Linden three of three. He carried Frodo to Mount Doom. I never got into Lord of the Rings. It's not my dig. Nice, Linden. Jack Nicholson. Nice. Star-studded swatches. All right. Very cool. Not numbered. Solid there. If you take that as well. The departed, the shining. I can go on and on and on and on. Nice one there. Man, we're closing it out with a Chevy Chase autograph. One of 12. Chevy Chase. Not too bad at all. The national anthem. Solid, solid, solid. We have four to go, guys. Nice Chevy Chase. I can't tell. I like movies. Oh, yeah. Brad is like the movie fan. I'm like, because of Rich, really. Yeah. Rich is way better than me. That's true, actually. Rich is really good at movies. Rich, we watch Christmas vacation every year. Religiously. I gotta see it. There it is. Joe Exotic Auto. Yes. Here he is. Boom, 1920. There he is. Let's go. The Tiger King. He's shown up to the party. He's also. I don't think he's even getting signed. He's in jail. I don't understand. I'm sure he's sending him stickers. So he gets some more tech stuff on the. That's nice, man. His stuff also sells pretty dang well. People like him. He's got a full following. Nice card. Good luck on that. I like that. Anthony Michael Hall now. Okay. That's pretty cool. Two-a-two on the auto. Wow. Two-a-two. Nice sit there. That's a breakfast. Michael Hall. He's in a tone of bees in another one. This is where I grew up. Yup, to different levels. Adriana Partridge. It's going to be autographed 10 to 10. I'm not sure about her. I know her though. It's not weeds. Let me see the questions. Yup. The hills, sorority row, etc. You can click on that. Yes, that's a weird science. That's a great one. The bling ring. I don't know any of these. Scaring me off. Yeah, I don't think it's really our genre. She's from MTV too. Gotcha. Yeah, not really our genre here, but it's a nice card. It is 10 to 10. And how about that? Stars Studded Swatches. Ringo Starr. You know that one, right? Ringo Starr, yes. Yes. Nice one there. Very nice clothes. A little Beatles action for you. It's not numbered. Three lefts. He looks like, yeah, I know it. That's Led Zeppelin, right? I think he plays Spider-Man. I'm pretty sure. Ringo's Spider-Man. Good luck, guys. Ringo Starr. Star Lord? Yeah. He's got a lot of attention. The Guardians of the Galaxy. Yeah. Let's Darth Vader. Ooh, it's going to be a mystery. Leaf Pop Century Cut Signature card. Very nice. I think they unveiled this. If you guys remember who it is, feel free to drop it. I feel like they did unveil this on Twitter. I think they had Taylor Swift and stuff last year. Yeah, it's usually a nice hit though, with that being said. Very nice card. Good luck on that. If anyone remembers who they unveiled it as, feel free to drop it. I don't remember. I think it was revealed though. Could be incorrect. Alrighty, it's going to be another ticket. Carrie Underwood this time. Very nice. Dude, if I can contact Brian Gray to let me be the visitor to witness the Joe Exotic signings, I will fly out. Brian was just in chat. He might still be listening. I will fly out, genuinely. Yeah. You hear that, Brian? Brad wants to... I'll sign a contract.  Brad wants to get with you, Brian. Nice one there. That's it. Lady Gaga. That'd be cool for the mystery. Is that correcting? I don't know. That, like I said, I don't remember. I think they did announce it though. Tenero Khan or... Okay, yeah. I think that might be right on that. Yeah, I think that's correct distraction. A human would be cool. Yeah, one of two people. Thank you. You heard about that, Madge. She's, yep. Billy Crystal autograph, very sick. That's going to be three of four. He's a little four-hour time as well. Yeah, not familiar with Billy Crystal. I know him, but not well. He's a huge... Stand up. I know he was. Yeah. I grant my life some a lot. My mom, too. Nice one there. That's three of four. Yeah, it is kind of crazy. We'll see what the actual implications are, though, still. Comedy. He's got some great movies, though. No problem, Joshua. No problem. It's going to be a Jude and Nelson to close. Breakfast club. 13-20. Oh, yeah, there you go. Breakfast club. One of my favorite movies, though. So good. I think you're right, because it's a mystery cut. I believe you're right on that. It's not the mystery redemption. That's a good point. Mm-hmm. So yeah, I think there's a load of different ones you could get. I believe that is correct. It's the mystery redemption that they reveal. Mystery cut is going to be kind of a mystery cut. Kind of its own thing. You guys, the last couple of cards. We got eight to go here. Let's do it. Anthony. Let's do a thing. Let me pull this back up here, too. Melissa Gilbert autograph there to get it going this time. Five of ten. I know her from somewhere. Oh, that's like, oh, no. Ooh. Do a lot of graph. One of four. It's going to be Eric Estrada and Larry Wilcox. One of four. Okay. Do a lot of there. Good luck on that. Nice. Larry Wilcox. Yep. Solid hit there on the tool. That's one of four. Next up is autograph. Dean Cain. Autograph two of fifteen. Yep. Nice, Dean Cain. And last one up here is going to be a Cole Hauser autograph. One of ten. Not too bad. Cole Hauser. I was going to say. Yeah, I don't know who Cole Hauser is either. It might be a musician maybe. I really don't know. Oh, actor. Yep. Sure enough. Dazed and confused. Oh, fast and furious too. Yeah, okay. Olympia is falling. Yeah. Okay. Olympia is falling. That's a good movie. Olympia, excuse me. Olympia is falling. Is he being confused? Last one. No, I have nothing. Caleb doesn't watch movies. I don't watch movies. I don't watch YouTube, Twitch. YouTube, Twitch. You've lived many more years than him. You've lived that way more years. You used to live that time. Caleb's a young man. This is true. This is true. I'm not a movie watcher. Like the top like three percent of movies. Maybe the top like one percent of movies and that's about it. Like, you know. Those like select like the big ones. That's awesome. Bruce Willis, eleven of fifteen. Die hard, baby. That's sick. He just retired Tuesday. Yeah. That's great. Nice one there. That's awesome. That's awesome for him and his family. The eleven of fifteen. What he's going through. Yeah. Exactly. Like Brad said. Definitely thoughts to his family. Great, great hit there. Very cool. One of my favorites. And we've got a mystery autograph. Nice one. This will be mystery autograph, pop century auto card. This is the one that we were just talking about in chat, I believe. Yes. This one is not a con. Yeah. This is going to be the Ewan McGregor, the DaNero con duo. I believe. Almost positive on that. I think that's what I saw on Twitter. They had unveiled mystery. Just make sure it's different from the cut. Yeah. It's earlier. One's mystery auto. The other one is mystery cut auto. Perfect. Good enough. And we've got a Nicole Eggert now. Two of eights on the autograph there. Last one out is a Jean Coussac autograph. Two of five. Jean Coussac, dude. That's awesome. To close it out. That's a young Jean Coussac. Very young in that picture. Two of five. Man, this is a really... He's a baby in that photo. It's tough to find a product this well-rounded in terms of just a checklist, in terms of... Brian does a great job. Cards that you can find. He does a great job. Yeah. Really cool stuff, guys. And thanks again so much for joining. I'm going to get the random set up for you here. Read off the hits you have then in just a second. Yeah, you're all good. Exactly. Let's do that random. So once again, these are the 48 entries. It's going to be the amount of entries you bought times two as you get two hits per spot. And here are all of the hits. 48 hits one more time. Good luck. Let's roll the dice. Mash you up with some hits, guys. We got seven times here. Seven on each. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. That's going to be Nathan N. Down to Ben Y. Seven on the hits. Yeah, that's what I had thought, Josh. Well, that's what we had identified earlier as well. Seven times. Correct, man. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. That's going to be Dilbozio autograph. Four of four. Down to the Sean Aston autograph. That's 14. That's 25. Let me grab those results, guys. And we'll read it off to you. Do they usually read this off? Yeah. Okay. Just making sure. I don't want to put myself through something I don't have to. All righty. Here we go, guys. Nathan N. With the Dilbozio auto, four of four. Nicholas S. Autograph, Hal Linden, three of three. Simon H. Anthony Michael Hall, two of two auto. Matthew M. Norman Reedus auto, four of four. Braden K. Joe Exotic, 19 of 20. Congrats, Braden. Nicholas S. Dean Cain, two of five auto. Landon G. Paula Ebb, dual auto, one of six. Braden K. Stacy Dash auto, five of seven. Nicholas S. Melissa Gilbert auto, five of 10. Simon H. Dual auto, Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen. Nice hit, Simon. Nine of 10. Nathan N. Eric Estrada auto, three of three. Sinvicta, Elton John ticket stub. Nice, Sinvicta. Gaspar M. Anna Nicole Smith swatch. Matthew M. The Redemption mystery auto. And the 10 of 10, Adrena Partridge. Braden K. Suzanne Olson, four of 12. And Robert Wagner, four of 15. Matthew M. The game auto, four of six. Melissa R. Bill Crystal auto, three of four. Gaspar M. Ric Flair, five of seven. Woo! John H. Paris The Men, two of four auto. Regis C. Auto of Max Baird, three of five. Sinvicta, the Chevy Chase auto, one of six. Matthew M. Lou Fiorgino auto, one of 15. Gaspar M. Cole Hauser auto, one of 10. Landon G. Nicole Eggard auto, two of eight. John H. James Kahn auto, five of six. Matthew M. The dual autograph of Eric Estrada and Larry Wilcox. Ben Y. Jack Nicholson swatch. Scroll down. Matthew M. Bob Odenkirk, 45 of 50 auto. We just see Adam Driver auto. Nice hit there, Regis. O and R. The Prince concert ticket. Very cool. Matthew M. Auto cut signature of Valerie Bertinelli. Nice one, Matthew. As well as the Richard E. Grant auto, to 20. Brian R. Todd Bridges, two of 25 auto. O and R. Bruce Willis. Swatch, 11 of 15. Melissa R. Ringo Starr swatch. Simon H. Krista Allen, two of five auto. Nicholas S. Auto, Michael Beck. Braden K. The carry underwood concert ticket. Andrew W. Kate Flannery auto, three of five. And the Jude Nelson auto, 13 of 20. Matthew M. The concert ticket, Jimmy Buffett. Brian R. Redemption and mystery cut signature. Braden K. The Elton John swatch, seven of 25. Gaspar M. C. Thomas Howell auto, 15 of 15. Simon H. John C. Simon H. John Cusack auto, two of five. And Ben Y. The Sean Aston auto, 14 of 25. Thanks all. Hope you guys did enjoy it. Great product. And yeah, always love to close the night on a great note. Thanks all.


Everybody, what's going on? It's Eric Johnson from AirTay Throsanation. In today's video, we're going to talk about the women's shop put final at the European Championships in Munich. So fourth place goes to Fanny Rues of Sweden. She comes up with another performance, the multi-time Olympian, multi-time world and Olympic finalists goes 1855 to claim fourth. Bronze medal goes to Jarendi van Klinken, the ASU two time discus national championship at the NCAA. Now number two shop putter for the Netherlands goes 1894 in the second round to claim bronze. Now the lone glider in the group in our top three in our medalists is Arielle Dongmo of Portugal. Again, Dongmo hitting a huge PR indoors this year to win the world indoors at 2043 sets a new national record outdoor and outdoor PR of 1982 in the second round to claim the silver. Now rounding it out, Jessica Childer, the world bronze medalist from the Netherlands hits a huge PR in round two, sets a national record European leading throw and goes 2024 in that round two. So big PR congrats to all these women and rounding it out. Fifth place, Sarah Gambetta of Germany goes 1848. Julia Ritter of Germany goes 1829 for sixth. Axelina Johansson of Sweden goes 1804 for seventh place and rounding out eighth place in our finalists. Katharina Meisch, I believe I said that right, hits a first throw 1801 that would hold up for eighth place. And those are your top eight finishers in the women's European shop. So again, you're starting to see here even on the women's side where you're seeing the rotational shot technique become the dominant technique on the men's side, it kind of goes without saying we don't really see very many gliders, if any gliders at this point, but on the women's side, we still have some gliders, I still think you will see that for some years to come, but the rotational throw is clearly the obvious technique that's going to provide the greatest distance potential and you're seeing that really on the global level in the sport as well. So congratulations to all the ladies. Congratulations again to Jessica Childer and the coach on the new national record Big PR and an amazing season that she has had this year. So congrats to everybody competed who likes who thinks who has the best technique who's the best glider who's the best rotator throw that in the comments and we'll see you guys on the next video take care.