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Tebow may not be on the Veteran Combine's invitation list, but he has been working for over a year with Tom House, a former major league pitcher who is now a co-owner of 3DQB, a performance center for quarterbacks and pitchers whose past customers include Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Carson Palmer.
House took a few minutes recently to talk to Bleacher Report about Tebow, what the former Broncos starter and Heisman Trophy winner is doing to improve his passing mechanics, and the science of throwing in general. House's system emphasizes efficiency, timing and "sequencing," the transfer of throwing power through the legs, hips and shoulder to the ball.
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/R: [/B]We all have opinions and preconceptions about Tebow. You have worked with him for years. What have you learned about him that the rest of us don't know?[/B]
House:[/B] He's real. What you see is what you get. He's a great kid.
I don't know why people would not like him. He gets along with everybody here. The coaches here love him. He's authentic. His intensity level is huge. He's a competitor.
B/R: [/B]What will coaches see if they give Tim Tebow a tryout?[/B]
House:[/B] They will see a more efficient passing motion, with more accuracy and more spin than they have ever seen before.
I can't see any reason why someone would not at least give him another chance. I'm not running the football world; I'm on the periphery. But for closure on everybody's end, it would be nice to see him get one more shot to make a ball club.
Why guess about it when all he needs is a chance to go play?
Tim Tebow worked with Tom House to improve passing
Tebow may not be on the Veteran Combine's invitation list, but he has been working for over a year with Tom House, a former major league pitcher who is now a co-owner of 3DQB, a performance center for quarterbacks and pitchers whose past customers include Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Carson Palmer.
House took a few minutes recently to talk to Bleacher Report about Tebow, what the former Broncos starter and Heisman Trophy winner is doing to improve his passing mechanics, and the science of throwing in general. House's system emphasizes efficiency, timing and "sequencing," the transfer of throwing power through the legs, hips and shoulder to the ball.
This is just the end click the ling to read the whole article.
/R: [/B]We all have opinions and preconceptions about Tebow. You have worked with him for years. What have you learned about him that the rest of us don't know?[/B]
House:[/B] He's real. What you see is what you get. He's a great kid.
I don't know why people would not like him. He gets along with everybody here. The coaches here love him. He's authentic. His intensity level is huge. He's a competitor.
B/R: [/B]What will coaches see if they give Tim Tebow a tryout?[/B]
House:[/B] They will see a more efficient passing motion, with more accuracy and more spin than they have ever seen before.
I can't see any reason why someone would not at least give him another chance. I'm not running the football world; I'm on the periphery. But for closure on everybody's end, it would be nice to see him get one more shot to make a ball club.
Why guess about it when all he needs is a chance to go play?
Tim Tebow worked with Tom House to improve passing
