“So Now We’re Trying to Get Concussions Before the Season”: Tua Tagovailoa Judo News Takes NFL World by Storm

NFL players are known to train hard, as the sport requires them to be on top of their game. Many players come up with various strategies in order to build themselves up. Some follow rigorous strict routines, while others create a personalized exercise regime for themselves. Eventually, all the players focus their time and dedication on themselves to excel in the field for their teams. Tua Tagovailoa is one such athlete who has gone beyond football to excel as a sportsperson.

The 24-year-old Miami Dolphins quarterback recently made headlines, as he delved into the world of martial arts. This decision comes forward to reduce the number of injuries sustained in a physical discipline like the NFL. So what does the NFL world think about this regiment of Tua?

A new judoka Tua Tagovailoa 

According to an Instagram post by snfonnbc, Tua Tagovailoa has recently started his journey in the world of martial arts. The QB is taking Judo lessons from Olympic judoka, Jason Morris. This decision comes to light after the concussions sustained by the quarterback in the previous season for the Dolphins. In order to save himself from head injuries, Tua believes that judo will help in reducing the fall damage he sustains while on the field.

While Tua Tagovailoa indulges himself in the new sport, fans took to social media to share what they think about this practice method.

A user commented, “Tua gonna be the one slamming defenders now.” Another user said, “Tua Taketheleagueova.” This might just be the case when we see him at the start of the next season. Another user wrote, “Oh..so now we’re trying to get concussions before the season starts…nice!!” This makes sense, as judo itself involves a lot of tackles and takedowns.

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There are others who believe that the quarterback should follow Tom Brady’s methods to keep fit. A user  commented, “He should get the TB12 method he will play 20 more years.” Some fans think that the 24-year-old should call it quits and retire. A fan wrote, “He should start retirement to avoid embarrassment.” But it seems like Tua has no plans to back down anytime soon.

Progress leads to big results

While players are brushing themselves up to give their all in the upcoming season, it is no surprise that some methods might seem off to us. The mindset of players is such that for them, any chance to improve is a chance to progress. The same goes for Tua.

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If this dedication and time spent in martial arts will help improve his physical fitness, then we can’t wait to see what the quarterback has to offer for the Miami Dolphins. Small steps will lead to wonderful results, and it is all about giving in dedication, hard work, and time.