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A-level you say? Hmm, maybe a couple boxercise classes with Dana and a few TDD seminars.
"olympics are synonymous with doping", as this isn't like that in any other sportI don't see how these olympic sprinters are "A-level" athletes or anything like that, they come from sports with small talent pool and they usually don't get paid shit, they only run fast because they train for it. Not to mention that the olympics are synonymous with doping.
For me, the A-level athletes are those guys who are on top in a sport with fierce competition and are now earning shitloads of money while also being famous.
I consider Tyson Fury more of an A-level athlete than these track and field bums, I don't care if he's fat he earned more money and fame and managed to do it in a prestigious sport with rich history. Sprinters would be scared to death to even stand in the same ring with someone who has the power to punch a wall down like Klitschko while Fury would have no problem to participate in their sport for laughs.
Fighters are more of elite athletes than track and field men and women, they're warriors who would be respected in any society in history.
Sprinting requires muscle development in a very specific way...done wrongly you're headed for an injury as well as slowing down majorly...kickboxing develops areas which aren't conducive to sprinting well.Either he's trying to be funny, or he's seriously unathletic....
How many months of MMA training would Schippers need to wreck the WBW division?
More people know who Usain Bolt is than Tyson Fury.I don't see how these olympic sprinters are "A-level" athletes or anything like that, they come from sports with small talent pool and they usually don't get paid shit, they only run fast because they train for it. Not to mention that the olympics are synonymous with doping.
For me, the A-level athletes are those guys who are on top in a sport with fierce competition and are now earning shitloads of money while also being famous.
I consider Tyson Fury more of an A-level athlete than these track and field bums, I don't care if he's fat he earned more money and fame and managed to do it in a prestigious sport with rich history. Sprinters would be scared to death to even stand in the same ring with someone who has the power to punch a wall down like Klitschko while Fury would have no problem to participate in their sport for laughs.
Fighters are more of elite athletes than track and field men and women, they're warriors who would be respected in any society in history.
No shit he lost at a sport he doesn't train in. Too many people seem to think sprinting is just being explosive and running fast. There are technical skills involved in getting our of the blocks and maintaining your form to run the fastest times, and if you aren't trained properly you'll get your ass beat by a lesser athlete who is trained. Forget about beating a world class sprinter.
Sprinting requires muscle development in a very specific way...done wrongly you're headed for an injury as well as slowing down majorly...kickboxing develops areas which aren't conducive to sprinting well.
Plus his technique was very poor, and that makes a major difference in sprinting as well.
More people know who Usain Bolt is than Tyson Fury.
And Usain is filthy rich.
That would explain the time difference. Google says he represents Qatar, which I know imports its athletes from Africa.
Ben Askren, btw, has 5.9 40 yard dash.
DC has a 4.5 as a high school linebacker.
Both are successful Olympic athletes, in the same sport.
More than 1 way to skin a cat.
But these A-level, video-game obsessed, obese nerds are exactly known for nuance.
I'm not even talking about his time or technique, but there's literally no pop in his step. He must have zero fast-twitch muscle fibers, regardless of training.
" Cormier was an all-state linebacker with 4.Source on DC running a 4.5?