Are you ready for the Super Bowl! If you have been visiting for several months you might remember a post where I let it be known I'm from Indiana and I'm a big Colts fan.
Why am I saying all this now, and what does this have to do with body language?
Everything. To find out why check out a previous post, Body Language in Sports.
I also attended Purdue University so I am very familiar with Drew Brees. (My first experience with body language was with Dr. Mark L. Knapp when he taught an undergraduate class at Purdue University on nonverbal communication, where I was a communication major. I have to admit it did not make a huge impression on me at the time and if we ran into each other on the street I doubt we'd both know each other, other than perhaps a flicker of recognition. The funny thing was, the things I learned in his class obviously stuck with me.)
I've watch both quarterbacks for years, and I even went back and looked at college game film.
Why am I telling you this all now, you ask...
To not give either team an unfair advantage, the Sunday of the big game I will have my most exciting and explosive post.
I will break down the two quarterback's body language giving you a better than chance odds that you will be able to predict if it is a pass or a run.◦
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Colts vs Saints and Body Language
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Bring on more of this kind of communication. How about pitchers? Fast ball, curve ball, slider, going to first?
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