This is an excellent example to analyze. 2:40 - :47 the height and angles of the TH unit are all over place, whereas the green LH unit is nearly equal height and all business. You can serve tea from LH shoulder to Lock bum. This will always win for my money, especially when-as you pointed out-the TH is shifting his weight so much at the "Set." The blue TH gives up his rib cage to a superior unit, and they walk right through him. Proper Prop foot placement and step form are essential, but unit cohesion is crucial, especially if you're a smaller Prop. Second, blue 6 never engages, leaving his TH on an island, while the green engages just enough to ensure they've won the hit.
This is an excellent example to analyze. 2:40 - :47 the height and angles of the TH unit are all over place, whereas the green LH unit is nearly equal height and all business. You can serve tea from LH shoulder to Lock bum. This will always win for my money, especially when-as you pointed out-the TH is shifting his weight so much at the "Set." The blue TH gives up his rib cage to a superior unit, and they walk right through him. Proper Prop foot placement and step form are essential, but unit cohesion is crucial, especially if you're a smaller Prop. Second, blue 6 never engages, leaving his TH on an island, while the green engages just enough to ensure they've won the hit.