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A video capturing two women wrestling in the shallows of a Florida beach has recently gone viral on social media platform TikTok, drawing widespread criticism and concern. The clip, which was filmed in Fort Lauderdale and has been viewed over 119,000 times, shows a group of young adults engaging in a football practice technique known as "Oklahoma drills," which involves two players charging at each other and wrestling to the ground.
The footage depicts several men performing the drill before the two women decide to join in. The scene has prompted a slew of horrified reactions, with many expressing concern for the safety of those involved in the activity.
While spring break celebrations are currently underway across the Sunshine State, the dangerous nature of the Oklahoma drill and the potential risks associated with it have raised concerns about the safety of those taking part. Such activities can result in serious injuries, including concussions and spinal cord damage, and should not be taken lightly.
