Cartoon Physics started life as a project of Peter Ayscough and Sam Magripl… Read Full Bio ↴Cartoon Physics started life as a project of Peter Ayscough and Sam Magriplis of Brisbane Australia. Pete and Sam have been collaborating since the mid 90's when they played together in Edie's Playpen - also from Brisbane. Following the inevitable split of Edies', Sam joined the moderately successful Mocking Room, while Pete regressed to his home studio to continue writing.

In 2008 Sam and Pete started a new musical collaboration. The bands first material was guitar-based and augmented with computer-sequenced bass, drums and other instruments. In September 2008, Cartoon Physics released their debut CD, a four-song effort called: "the Blind Fingers ep" . A full-length, 11-song album; "per ardua ad astra" followed 9 months later in July, 2009.

Pete and Sam invited former Edies Playpen bass player; Ted Patterson to be part of their next recording project; a 6-song, all-acoustic CD. Following a long weekend recording at "Chateau Patterson" in Kenilworth, CP gained a new member; Mark Whitmore on bass. Additional recording sessions were held in Brisbane with Mark, and his daughter; Sarah on Cello.

"The Kenilworth Sessions" was released in April, 2010. Shortly after, Simon Thomas joined the band as drummer and Mark left to be replaced on bass by Jim Fleming. In September, 2010 the band started playing shows, mainly in the Brisbane inner-city. They quickly became established as part of the emerging live scene in Brisbane. In May 2011 they entered the studio with producer; James North to record a new single. "Auchenflower to Central Station" was released in July.

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@JoeMama-mp9jb

2y↑1.4K

Let’s see if coach is as eager to do that with the linemen lmao

@1hunnidpercent

2y↑35

I can picture that NOT HAPPENING 🤣

@Respondifyourbadattrolling

2y↑4

@trulyundeniable oh wow you figured out the joke congrats

@1hunnidpercent

2y↑18

@Dan Farley thanks! You're my #1 fan 😃 😊

@goobi3780

2y↑7

Coach loosens up the linemen in other ways..

@xxiv8841

2y↑2

Spine and back stretching

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@jorgestefaniemedina03

2y↑685

It’s for the neck y’all cmon

@deathangel5317

2y↑46

Oh really? Lol I thought it was for to stretch his nose

@jorgestefaniemedina03

2y↑24

@Death Angel it is. It helps with sneezing and asthma

@averageleftist

2y↑8

yeah cause everyone is just supposed to know what this stretch is??

@alfredhitchcook4996

2y↑10

Yeah, no. If it was for the neck it would stretch the neck. Instead, it stretches absolutely nothing.

@jorgestefaniemedina03

2y↑8

@Alfred Hitchcook so you haven’t seen boxers workout their neck..? This is other way to do it and you alternate left side to right.
It’s okay you didn’t know that.
don’t forget your loved.

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@NikeSimmons

2y↑138

My neck is killing me this looks so good rn haha

@Signkae1

2y↑65

Old school stretch 👍

@rickye3121

2y↑59

This was part of our everyday stretches at my high school. Only when I was a freshman tho, after that we stopped doing it

@knuxklez27

2y↑60

i thought he was getting baptized by the football gods 😂😂😂

@latoyasims8214

1y↑1

lol🤣

@gabevillarreal96

2y↑20

Did that in high-school from 91-95'. My father was the strength coach and defensive coordinator and ny linebacker coach. He had been doing it since the 70s! We did all 4 sides 12 long seconds each before we hit. We partnered with eachother though.

@pceughtfor1609

31w↑1

that’s really cool !

@joshthomas911

2y↑38

Thats a great strech actually 💯

@humbledriver2536

25w↑3

Absolutely isotonic isometric exercise is stretching passively with resistance is a very good method

@chris10s

2y↑65

The coach just using his a prop 😮😂

@hashtagdiggs9775

2y↑2

Bro the sudden pop

@glenlong6267

2y↑7

We used it 40yrs ago in high school

@michaelgonzales4677

2y↑14

look like the coach getting the workout in

@WhiteLion513

2y↑16

Yes..we did it every practice in Jr high..we also went to the side

@wilreyes3116

2y↑2

Yes sir!! We used that stretch back when I played in high school '89-92

@soanehola

28w↑1

Grew up in the 90s and this was part of our stretching routine

@rickraider1445

2y↑9

Mill Creek vs Parkview Gwinnett County.... North Metro Atlanta....

@Primallunacresenteclipse

2y↑6

Parkview (Georgia) vs Mill creek (Georgia)

@rsoj49

19w↑1

I bet he’s one heck of a team trainer

@holdentudix1870

2y↑1

The wave of memories of doing this shit before every practice just came pouring in

@cameronrobinson4278

2y↑31

We used to do that neck stretch/strengthener during my high school stretches before practices. #Hawks4Life 💚💪🏾👊🏾💯💙

@coltonwendland9887

NH hawks?

@cameronrobinson4278

@Colton Wendland huh? What's the "NH Hawks?"

@coltonwendland9887

@Cameron Robinson north harford

@cameronrobinson4278

@Colton Wendland got it. Naw my dude, I was referring to the Seattle Seahawks! My high school are the Bruins!

@coltonwendland9887

@Cameron Robinson lol sorry

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@wesfields9322

2y↑4

I feel like I'd fall asleep to this

@shawnjenkins7469

2y↑41

It’s not a stretch. It strengthens the neck.

@YourDaddyismydaddy

2y↑3

Which would still be considered a stretch 😆. Neck stretches don't exist?

@johnniehoney6561

@johnny rooster no, you can't stretch your neck.

@chubbylama5055

21w↑3

@@johnniehoney6561 you definitely can

@diabeticstrength6564

2y↑7

more of decompression. Haven't seen it on the field but it can def be beneficial. Dead hangs would be more applicable though

@bobbyhirsh1867

Think this is a stretch specifically for his neck not his back

@diabeticstrength6564

@Bobby Hirsh true, this is def more of decompression of the cervical region but dead hangs also indirectly target the cervical region by releasing the thoracic region as they are connected. This is def more direct on the neck though like you said. A a better comparison could be inversion which better targets the cervical region compared to dead hangs

@antoniojames3617

41w↑1

Bro jus got baptized wit out no water! 😳

@chiphopp13

2y↑9

looks like it would feel great

@Texasboy07

2y↑8

We did that last year to eachother during practices

@doofusPoofus

2y↑1

We used to do this every practice. Front, back, and both sides.

@Texasboy07

Yup

@oneinthechamber6945

22w

It feels really good no cap

@roytaviusdoster8447

Hell nall I never seen this kind of stretch until now 🐐🔥💯💪🏿

@Mr.Atlanta850

YES we used to do this in the 80'S when I was in high school, It feels so good. We even did it to the side.

It's a Neck exercise.

@JoeMama-mp9jb

2y↑32

Neck strengthening prevents head injuries but cmon there’s gotta be a better way than that

@paullucas9536

2y↑1

This is more stretching than it is strengthening. When I wrestled we did a few neck strengthening exercises, but we always stretched our necks at the start and end of practice.

@jowbloe4700

Wrestling way is better

@almostawesome5934

2y↑4

What’s wrong with this lol why does everyone have to pretend they’re the worlds top personal trainer 🤡🤣

@raztahking

2y↑2

Old school shit

@anteroubiq6380

2y↑2

That’s that the back of the neck shit probably feel great

@dorissila7683

13w

21 was too shy to tell couch he wanted one

@dylanbarber1123

10/10 best stretch for highschool players who don’t know how to tackle 😅

@theelite2625

27w

You can actually see his neck pop as the coach’s knee hits the ground 😳

@Sissypool

Manual traction. Used a lot especially in PT

@gacoachtrainer9315

Throwback stretch use to do it in the early 2000s

@850.huncho

2y↑1

God is helping stretch him

@c_hampedits

31w

My back is needing that pull🤤

@matthewsipe8905

Used to do this in youth - HS...all 4 sides..strengths the neck

@anthonyd1339

2y↑2

all that to lose 40-17

@PpSquaredProduction

Yes, we use to do them all four sides

@6oulx615

Seems relieving

@boblittle994

Bruh his helmet popped off

@DanielRodriguez-zb1vx

They definitely in last place😂😂

@PureEntertainmentAZ

2y↑3

The player is actually stretching the coach guys…

@tdeuce29

2y↑1

Trust stretch

@christopheraustin3324

We always faced the other way for neck stretchers

@ers_rocky5453

2y↑1

Stretching involves just that..... STRETCHING. THIS...... is FLEXING. Notice his body is stiff? To stretch means to limber up "get loose"

@sandmangti7040

Early 1980’s. Yes. Do forward and left and right also. Strengthen neck for football. Players partner up.

@Trueballers_quotes

33w

Love for linemen left the chat

@1of1khouri40

Did it pop or I’m trippin 😂

@THAREDROOM27

33w

Yea my old teammate hit a linebacker and made him do that while running the ball 😂 Vince Williams

@lucy.e5040

bro i go to school almost right there

@brronzebronze8195

You can increase this stretch by putting your knee at the base of his spine allowing him to relax his whole upper body muscles

@hdub5541

Common neck stretch. Players usually pair up with someone their size and do this front, back, and both sides.

@toniyourcuzzin

2y↑10

i do this in the shower it feels good

@shamiwancrespin1554

2y↑1

Huh🤔

@toniyourcuzzin

2y↑1

@Shamiwan Crespin just lean back in the shower

@goldc4859

you wouldn’t fall?

@toniyourcuzzin

@Gold C well I dnt go as low as the player like half or less

@mrjabril100

Did it everyday in college.... Front back side side

@pedro426

Clemson looking a little light this year

@onceawarrior2591

Tell me you're the coaches son without saying you're the coaches son.

@divatamer194

It's called a trust fall.

@BxEasy

When u the coach son

@Nob0d1KnowsTarot

26w

I wonder if it stretches your calves as well

@darrellmuhammad6079

I have never seen this one before

@edwardwalker8064

32w

Damn parkview, go berkmar nawfside

@rufuswallace7024

What was that trust drill stretch.

@BOOGiNS

2y↑7

Its not a stretch. Its a workout for your core and your neck so that you don't strain your neck

@ahucatitlan

30w↑1

Is this stretch beneficial for the player or for the coach?

@ChildofPromise144k

He says hold me daddy!

@channinggregory1567

Bro did nobody see his neck pop

@itzchelle236

Decompressing the spine.

@WinstonCorneilius

33w

We did that all through high school in the 80,s it was supposed to make your neck stronger…No one ever had a neck injury all 4 years 🤷‍♂️

@bradmarlow1693

It's not a stretch if the range of motion doesn't change...but it's not a bad warm up drill

@johnniehoney6561

Just the opposite of getting loose.

@kayodephillips5435

Mad trust

@alloiledup423

Not a stretch. It's a neck strengthening exercise. It does pull on the spine a lil but mainly gets you ready to make contact

@voodoo7008

23w

We were doing that in 1978.

@RTG_Dxrk

33w

that's what my team does

@fidimartinez5082

Yeah it works

@ricknerinfantry

Agent 47, you were supposed to eliminate the offence. I appreciate your work, but the client is not happy.

@corrupted28

38w

The FFP is knocking it’s knocking, I’m yawning I’m yawning

@run2daylightrunningbackaca830

23w

yes my juco College of the Canyons does this pre game

@Editz597

33w

If only there was a technique to stretch your back or leg💀

@andrehamilton3811

This isn’t technically a “Stretch” it’s an “Isometric Exercises” to build strength in your neck. We would do different variations of this when I wrestled in HS..

@stevenrandall8300

Clemson lookin tiny this yr

@Floskey

Anybody seen how is head just cracked up

@harrywilson3470

Front back and both sides only for real hitters though

@bridgesbane7032

Not sure about that one G

@brandonchilders4086

Pretty common football stretch

@marcusbarker4156

Who runs maxpreps page like c’mon🤦🏻‍♂️🤣

@pamelabrabham9754

CLEMSON 🏈🐅

@sincerejenkins7356

Back 4 Back

@forsakenwarlord5752

Honestly doesn't seem very effective because your muscles will be highly active in that position and not allowing much of a stress but more of a strain. Now if it was more of a decompression where they were laying flat and pulling up or back to elongate the spine it would make more sense.