Who is the most athletic TL Member - Page 8

On November 11 2009 00:20 yooh wrote:
i would school all of you in badminton. kekeke

On November 11 2009 02:33 Ian Ian Ian wrote:


untrue!

On November 11 2009 02:33 Ian Ian Ian wrote:


untrue!

On November 11 2009 01:40 mnm wrote:

orly? are any of you in ny? team i play with plays 3x a week. what is your upa rank?

On November 11 2009 01:26 statix wrote:


This article written by athletes agrees with me.
http://www.endzoneathletics.com/content/view/35/66/
"First, we must understand exactly how we define athleticism and skill before we can discuss how they relate to each other or how to work towards improving them. Athleticism can be defined as, "the ability to use a variety of motor abilities (strength, power, speed, agility, coordination, stability, balance, etc.) to effectively and efficiently perform a wide variety of sporting actions." Less complicated than it sounds, this definition simply means that being a great athlete requires possessing a variety of athletic qualities (motor abilities) and being able to use them effectively to perform sporting actions. Although specific "sporting actions" are different for each particular sport, most sports also have many common sporting actions required such as sprinting, changing direction, and jumping. The difference between an average athlete and a great athlete is the ability to perform these things effectively, efficiently, and consistently. "

See how easy that was?

Instead of further straying from the subject, we should have some sort of physical gauntlet to see who really is the mastah. Crossfit anyone?

On November 11 2009 04:18 Misrah wrote:



HELL YA CROSSFIT! Its all i do! i love going to the gym, and every time i walk out it feels like i am going to puke lol

On November 11 2009 04:52 DreaM)XeRO wrote:
Im a swimmer yo!

1:09:20 is my best time in the 100 m breastroke
and my 50 m free is a solid 24.00

I also play tennis (typical asian) ; i can serve a 90 mph flat serve
what now

On November 11 2009 05:02 Eatme wrote:
It's not me. I am a competitive cross country skiier and have also done vasaloppet (90km) 10times but my double poling is way too bad to get a satisfying results. Main fault is my upper body so due to that I cant place high in the real topic area of having a good looking body.
I also compete at a rather high level at orienteering and I do cyclosportive races when it comes to cycling.

Would be interesting to find members that are better than me in those sports.

Anyway I wont post any pictures due to skinnyness.

On November 11 2009 05:10 Misrah wrote:


ohh you cross country ski!!! so do i!

If you ever come to the sates you have to check out the birkebeiner! it's a huge cross country ski race (the biggest in the states) and it is a ton of fun!

So sweet to finally find some one that CC skis on this site, but you seem to be a really really good skier lol

On November 11 2009 05:41 GinNtoniC wrote:
Does a scholarship in track and field count?

On November 11 2009 04:41 vx70GTOJudgexv wrote:
@mnm - what ultimate team do you play for?

@NonY - what were you're PRs in 800/1500?

And I'm agreeing with the people who are defending distance running - I did cross-country for 4 years in high school (would've run in college but the coach was a blubbering idiot), made the state meet my senior year. So much involved in that. Plus the mental edge to things too, makes it even more difficult.