LAST ACTION WINS. Most athletes lose the collision before contact because they coast into it. The elite do the opposite. They find one final act of intent. It might be: * A sharper foot placement. * A violent hip shift. * A late shoulder shunt. * A split-second acceleration just before impact. That final action changes everything. Collision dominance isn’t just about strength—it’s about showing greater violent intent in the final fraction of a second. Even if your position isn’t perfect, the athlete who commits to the stronger last action often controls the exchange. Now stack that with: ✅ Correct timing. ✅ Dialled-in range. ✅ Shin and spine working together. ✅ Posture that transfers force instead of leaking it. That’s when you stop hoping to win collisions and start expecting to. The collision is decided by your last action. L.A.W — Last Action Wins. Save this and teach it to your athletes before your next contact session. #collision #tackle #coach #football @MG @NFL @UCLA BRUINS💙🤍💛 @Max Bates @l_mencho22 @Danny Stutsman @Bobby Okereke
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