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I am not talking about all-out top-end pace per se. Burst-acceleration is different. And CHO himself (and other players too) have all said the fastest player on the team (top end overall speed) is Tomori.
What does burst Acceleration mean? I can't find a good German translation.

I Never said CHO is the fastest.

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6 minutes ago, killer1257 said:

What does burst Acceleration mean? I can't find a good German translation.

I Never said CHO is the fastest.

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Some players can be very fast for a very short time, also refered to as a quick first step. Enough to blow past another player. It would of course put a lot of strain on the achilles tendon, so I would not expect a player to have it immediately after coming back. This was not to long ago a career ending injury. Some never get that burst or first step quickness back.

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1 hour ago, killer1257 said:

What does burst Acceleration mean? I can't find a good German translation.

I Never said CHO is the fastest.

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explosive speed/acceleration from a dead stop or a walk or a jog

think the 0 to 100 km/h time in a car

versus the top end speed on the car

say CHO is on the wing, standing or moving slightly and gets a pass from Kovacic

his 'burst' would be the move that blows by the right back or whoever is guarding him

or we are on the counter

he is running at a trot on the left

Emerson plays a slant pass towards the box

CHO would low past his defender to get the past and complete the run (ending in a shot, or a short pass to Tammy, Willian, etc)

or he dribbles into the middle, 5 years out of the box and parallel

his 'burst' would take him clear for a shot (Mount and Pulisic do it, Pedro used to be amazing at that, but he too has lost his 'burst' so cannot get clear of the last man or two to get a clear shot)

 

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1 hour ago, killer1257 said:

What does burst Acceleration mean? I can't find a good German translation.

I Never said CHO is the fastest.

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Beschleunigung/Explosivität/Antritt. Buchstäblich der Geschwindigkeitsgewinn auf den ersten Metern.

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Magic Lamps said:

Beschleunigung/Explosivität/Antritt. Buchstäblich der Geschwindigkeitsgewinn auf den ersten Metern.

 

 

don't Beschleunigung and Antritt both mean acceleration?

or is there a difference?

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don't Beschleunigung and Antritt both mean acceleration?
or is there a difference?
Yes it does. I thought that the words burst and acceleration together in a context would mean something more specific.Thanks guys for helping me out

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35 minutes ago, killer1257 said:

Yes it does. I thought that the words burst and acceleration together in a context would mean something more specific.Thanks guys for helping me out

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the most common usage in English where you would use them both would be

He showed a great burst of acceleration

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Even though I'm still not convinced he's ready fitness wise, any sort of long term injury will have its mental effects, especially one as painful as an ACL tear. 

Getting back to match fitness/sharpness is one thing, but getting back 'mentally' is a whole other thing. 

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On 11.12.2019 at 8:54 PM, Vesper said:

don't Beschleunigung and Antritt both mean acceleration?

or is there a difference?

I would say that in this context they mean the same but in general beschleunigung is the more technical term you can also use for cars etc. and Antritt is usually only for people/animals that can run.

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2 minutes ago, Magic Lamps said:

I would say that in this context they mean the same but in general beschleunigung is the more technical term you can also use for cars etc. and Antritt is usually only for people/animals that can run.

so

equation for acceleration

a = Δv / Δt where a is Beschleunigung, Δv is the change in velocity, and Δt is the amount of time it took for that change to occur.

 

versus

 

bish, you better have great Antritt, cuz I am giving yer ass a 5 second head start, then I am running you down and sinking a bovver boot up yer arse

 

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8 minutes ago, NikkiCFC said:

 

those words (because of the multiple choice) were easy

sitz obvious is self explanatory 

wald means forest (everyone knows the Schwarzwald aka Black Forest)

and meister means head or chief aka master

Fallon applied no logic

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