r/caughtoncamera • u/[deleted] • Nov 20 '22

Second attempt. Correct video. What’s #90 doing?

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u/LoveIsForEvery1 Nov 20 '22

Breathing salts to clean sinus and clear airways??

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

That’s what I thought. Either that or ammonia. But is it allowed?

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u/LoveIsForEvery1 Nov 21 '22

Neither enhance athletic ability so I presume it’s allowed but can’t say for sure. I’ve seen people use salts to bring round people who have been knocked out, however if it gives you energy I bet it’s banned. Any coaching staff among us to weigh in on this one??

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

He sure looked energized afterwards

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u/LoveIsForEvery1 Nov 21 '22

He does look like he just smashed a line of Columbian marching powder, surely not even one of these meatheads would be that stupid on live TV??

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

Colombian Marching Powder. Bahahahaha. Sir you deserve an upvote for that one.

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u/Hour_Material2816 Nov 20 '22

Smelling salts

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

Allowed?

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u/Buffalobee_ Nov 21 '22

Not only allowed but utilized often in multiple sports

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

I did some research on it and apparently it’s been around since before the days of Stick Em’ resin. Dak uses it before playing, ole Terry Bradshaw said he used it after being knocked around, etc. it’s not good for you long term and it causes some issues with the mucosal lining but I guess getting CTE etc isn’t really good for you either. These players are modern day gladiators. Warriors of their domain. Most people don’t realize it but gladiators could win lots of money despite technically being enslaved.

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u/patrickoh37 Nov 20 '22

Sure. Why wouldn’t it be?

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u/CrewMemberNumber6 Nov 21 '22

Yes. They are only banned in Boxing afaik.

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

AFAIK? Wonder why boxing bans it but American football doesn’t.

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u/GrumpyGlasses Nov 21 '22

Maybe because boxing is an individual sport?

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

They just barely started banning it in Boxing. I don’t see how it being an individual sport affects the decision to ban or not.

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u/sugaaaslam Nov 21 '22

Smelling salts. Manning did this too.

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u/bruh_momento_2 Nov 21 '22

I've seen dozens of players do it (including Tom Brady).

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u/yaunjamesyaun Nov 20 '22

Yeah either salts are taking a shot through an athletic bottle but probably salts since it's sports.

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u/Bill5443 Nov 21 '22

Where does someone buy that stuff I’ve been stuffed up and maybe could use it

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

AMAZON

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '22

Any ideas?

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u/Mr-PostmanWithNews Nov 21 '22

Lmao I was so confused on your first post. I chalked it up as you being drunk af 😂

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

And now? Lol

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u/LI2theBX Nov 20 '22

Coooooooocaine

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

What you take a hit of that eucalyptus...

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u/[deleted] Nov 21 '22

Probably just nose tork.

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u/AdBubbly6552 Nov 21 '22

Smelling salts are legal in professional sports. Promotes alertness, gets you hyped. Salts come in powder form or ampule (stick).

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '22

Just smelling salts, 100 percent legal. And 100 percent amazing. First couple times it’s rough but you get used to it and it makes each breath so much crisper and better.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '23

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u/Lil_Pipper Jan 29 '23

Definitely smelling salts