Who is the most athletic TL Member

On November 10 2009 09:09 Manit0u wrote:
I have a beard. Does it count?

On November 10 2009 09:20 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Inc is the best lifter and I'm the best runner. Some gymnast or bodybuilder probably has the best lookin body (eshlow?)

On November 10 2009 09:23 zulu_nation8 wrote:
so you wanna know who has the best body, not whos the most athletic, please change your thread title

On November 10 2009 09:20 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Inc is the best lifter and I'm the best runner. Some gymnast or bodybuilder probably has the best lookin body (eshlow?)

On November 10 2009 09:44 seppolevne wrote:
I swim 10k+ a day. About an 12 second 25 meter not off the block.

On November 10 2009 09:46 Archerofaiur wrote:


You do 400 laps a day?

On November 10 2009 09:48 seppolevne wrote:

Yeah lol

On November 10 2009 09:49 hyst.eric.al wrote:
you're on the internet, man. just slap on a few more zeros.

On November 10 2009 09:50 seppolevne wrote:

I'm legit yo.

On November 10 2009 09:49 hyst.eric.al wrote:
you're on the internet, man. just slap on a few more zeros.

On November 10 2009 09:50 Archerofaiur wrote:



If he swims collegiate its possible. I do about 100 laps and it takes me an hour.

On November 10 2009 09:41 BooBoogers wrote:


I took second in state for track, but I do sprints. 400m is my best race.

On November 10 2009 09:11 Flicky wrote:
I bet it's kennigit. He jumped onto a plane or something. That's pretty athletic.

On November 10 2009 10:05 Liquid`NonY wrote:


How impressive that is depends greatly on which state/division. In high school the only year I ran the 400m was my junior year and I put up a 48.9 but was training for 800m/1600m. 2nd place in my state and division (Texas 5A) would've taken a sub-47 :O

On November 10 2009 10:37 Apexplayer wrote:
I think i did a pullup a few times once

On November 10 2009 10:27 R0YAL wrote:


oh holy crap NonY u went to school in Texas? Track and Cross Country is INSANELY competitive here

On November 10 2009 10:49 dan1st wrote:
You guys need to differentiate the meanings of fitness, strength, athleticism, etc.
A huge bodybuilder may be able to bench/deadlift/squat 1000lbs, but he's slow as hell - you wouldn't call him athletic.

OP asked for 'athletic', and athleticism is most accurately measured by vertical jump.

On November 10 2009 10:49 dan1st wrote:
You guys need to differentiate the meanings of fitness, strength, athleticism, etc.
A huge bodybuilder may be able to bench/deadlift/squat 1000lbs, but he's slow as hell - you wouldn't call him athletic.
A 40-year old marathon guy can run 50-miles non-stop, but he can't jump to save his life - you wouldn't call him athletic.
I'm not saying they're not related at all, but you can't judge a person's athleticism based on this exclusively.

OP asked for 'athletic', and athleticism is most accurately measured by vertical jump.

On November 10 2009 10:49 dan1st wrote:
You guys need to differentiate the meanings of fitness, strength, athleticism, etc.
A huge bodybuilder may be able to bench/deadlift/squat 1000lbs, but he's slow as hell - you wouldn't call him athletic.
A 40-year old marathon guy can run 50-miles non-stop, but he can't jump to save his life - you wouldn't call him athletic.
I'm not saying they're not related at all, but you can't judge a person's athleticism based on this exclusively.

OP asked for 'athletic', and athleticism is most accurately measured by vertical jump.
It is very much to do with power, which is closely related to strength and speed.
Very little to do with how good you look, your six-pack, how much body fat you have.

On November 10 2009 10:56 aRod wrote:
<<< has been knicknamed "The fastest white man on the planet," "The ninja,"

I'm 5'10 155lbs and I used to be able to stuff it. In my prime I could run a 4.5 second 40

But, I have very little upper body strength and I'm developing osteoarthritis in my left knee and hip from 20 years of competitive soccer... sooo... count me out lol

On November 10 2009 09:56 EAGER-beaver wrote:
Swim laps? I live in the water, top that bitches.

On November 10 2009 10:49 dan1st wrote:
You guys need to differentiate the meanings of fitness, strength, athleticism, etc.
A huge bodybuilder may be able to bench/deadlift/squat 1000lbs, but he's slow as hell - you wouldn't call him athletic.
A 40-year old marathon guy can run 50-miles non-stop, but he can't jump to save his life - you wouldn't call him athletic.
I'm not saying they're not related at all, but you can't judge a person's athleticism based on this exclusively.

OP asked for 'athletic', and athleticism is most accurately measured by vertical jump.
It is very much to do with power, which is closely related to strength and speed.
Very little to do with how good you look, your six-pack, how much body fat you have.

On November 10 2009 11:03 naonao wrote:
I swim too :O, made states for highschool swimming 3 years in a row.
I go a 1:01 100yard breaststroke.

On November 10 2009 11:35 statix wrote:
I'm not sure if I'm the most athletic but I'm damn sure up there.

I run marathons, eat well, do yoga, lift weights/do plyometrics when I'm bored, and have spent 2-4 hours a day 4-6 times a week participating in grueling MMA workouts for almost two years now. I'm pretty strong for my weight (155 lbs), fast, and have cardio for days.

On November 10 2009 11:38 {88}iNcontroL wrote:


I could throw you further than you could run in a minute.

On November 10 2009 12:08 Triple7 wrote:
Well umm this is me. Look at your own risk TL

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On November 10 2009 12:07 HonestTea wrote:
WOMEN!

On November 10 2009 11:03 naonao wrote:
I swim too :O, made states for highschool swimming 3 years in a row.
I go a 1:01 100yard breaststroke.

On November 10 2009 13:01 Machine[USA] wrote:

so fucking sexy

On November 10 2009 09:11 YPang wrote:
me i run a 2:50 mile

On November 10 2009 13:01 Machine[USA] wrote:

so fucking sexy

On November 10 2009 10:49 dan1st wrote:
A 40-year old marathon guy can run 50-miles non-stop, but he can't jump to save his life - you wouldn't call him athletic.

On November 10 2009 11:03 naonao wrote:
I swim too :O, made states for highschool swimming 3 years in a row.
I go a 1:01 100yard breaststroke.

On November 10 2009 13:51 Crunchums wrote:
I am the best player for any game involving frisbees

On November 10 2009 14:21 Archerofaiur wrote:


Id call him athletic.



Whats your freestyle like?

On November 10 2009 18:14 seppolevne wrote:

(warning, e-peen)

24.1 / 53.0 / 1:56.7 SCM, I'm an IMer though, you swim uni?

On November 10 2009 18:17 konadora wrote:

IMer?

Instant Messengerer?

On November 10 2009 09:20 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Inc is the best lifter and I'm the best runner. Some gymnast or bodybuilder probably has the best lookin body (eshlow?)

On November 10 2009 18:53 disco wrote:
Can't we just have a drinking contest to determine who is the most manly TL.netter?

On November 10 2009 20:11 DustBowl wrote:
I can smoke 2 packs of cigs in a day if I put my mind to it.

On November 10 2009 20:11 DustBowl wrote:
I can smoke 2 packs of cigs in a day if I put my mind to it.

On November 10 2009 20:39 29 fps wrote:
at OP:

what did you really expect when you made a thread asking a question like this on the internet?

On November 10 2009 18:46 PokePill wrote:


Long distance running does not take any athleticism, powerlifting requires at least some

On November 10 2009 22:56 Liquid`NonY wrote:

I'm not a long distance runner. But I could trounce most casual 5k races. Long distance running sucks imo.

But a functional body + training = athletic. Athleticism is a history of training. So yeah, long distance running requires athleticism.

Not sure wtf you think athleticism means.

On November 10 2009 23:03 statix wrote:


I think athleticism is something that's hard to measure. IMO, guys who pick up a variety of athletic activities and easily excel in them are athletic. Guys who are explosive, strong, and have a lot of endurance are athletic. Guys who only train themselves to run long distances or lift a heavy weights aren't athletic IMO.

By your definition of athleticism pro gamers are top notch athletes. While they do have a lot of skill, most of them are definitely not athletic.

On November 10 2009 23:59 Liquid`NonY wrote:


Athletes are participants in sports... I wasn't trying to write a definition worthy of a dictionary.

For me, it doesn't matter how well someone excels when they first pick it up. I'd rather look at the people who excel at the elite level than at the beginner level.

Explosiveness, strength, endurance are all results of training. Having a noteworthy amount of one of those previous to intentionally training for it is really unremarkable. Intentionally training for one thing in particular will usually be optimized by intentionally compromising other things. I don't see what's unique about specializing all in lifting power or long distance running that ceases to make it an athletic endeavor and, by natural extension, ceases to make its best pursuers athletic.

On November 11 2009 00:21 statix wrote:


You seem to be confusing the term athleticism with the notion of training hard to be good at one thing. Athleticism is the intelligence of your body; some people have a higher IQ than others.

On November 10 2009 23:53 Chill wrote:
I contend that athleticism is measured by drinking ability.

On November 11 2009 00:21 statix wrote:

So anyone whose ever participated in any kind of sport is athletic?



Wouldn't those who excel at something at a higher rate than others have a considerable advantage, even in the "elite level"? Guys who I started training jiu jitsu with who fell behind skillwise are still behind me to this day. Even though we've both put in the same amount of work for the same amount of time, the fact that I may be more athletic than them has helped me to leave them in the dust.



You seem to be confusing the term athleticism with the notion of training hard to be good at one thing. Athleticism is the intelligence of your body; some people have a higher IQ than others.

On November 11 2009 00:59 Mora wrote:


English disagrees with you.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/athleticism

ath-let-ic
–adjective
1. physically active and strong; good at athletics or sports: an athletic child.
2. of, like, or befitting an athlete.
3. of or pertaining to athletes; involving the use of physical skills or capabilities, as strength, agility, or stamina: athletic sports; athletic training.
4. for athletics: an athletic field.
5. Psychology. (of a physical type) having a sturdy build or well-proportioned body structure. Compare asthenic (def. 2), pyknic (def. 1).

On November 10 2009 14:33 Chaos- wrote:


Same here.

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 00:21 statix wrote:

So anyone whose ever participated in any kind of sport is athletic?



Wouldn't those who excel at something at a higher rate than others have a considerable advantage, even in the "elite level"? Guys who I started training jiu jitsu with who fell behind skillwise are still behind me to this day. Even though we've both put in the same amount of work for the same amount of time, the fact that I may be more athletic than them has helped me to leave them in the dust.



You seem to be confusing the term athleticism with the notion of training hard to be good at one thing. Athleticism is the intelligence of your body; some people have a higher IQ than others.

On November 11 2009 01:47 Liquid`NonY wrote:

I look at results. If the person with better results is not more athletic, what is he?

On November 10 2009 22:56 Liquid`NonY wrote:

I'm not a long distance runner. But I could trounce most casual 5k races. Long distance running sucks imo.

But a functional body + training = athletic. Athleticism is a history of training. So yeah, long distance running requires athleticism.

Not sure wtf you think athleticism means.

On November 11 2009 02:13 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Oh yeah long distance running has a lot more to it than what the casual watcher of the summer olympic games and televised marathons will pick up on. Especially if it's cross country. But just as my personal preference, I think the 800m and 1500m are much cooler

On November 11 2009 01:59 mOnion wrote:
oh the joy of semantics

i run a 4.3sec 40yd dash AND i'm white
i think i win amirite???

On November 11 2009 02:20 R0YAL wrote:
/agree NonY
/agree mOnion
golly this thread is putting me in a work out mood lol

On November 11 2009 02:27 mOnion wrote:


dude inorite? we should run tonight.

i think i'm gonna start running again next semester if i get a class schedule NOT involving 8 o'clock classes >.<

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.

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 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 10 2009 23:59 Liquid`NonY wrote:

Athletes are participants in sports... I wasn't trying to write a definition worthy of a dictionary.

For me, it doesn't matter how well someone excels when they first pick it up. I'd rather look at the people who excel at the elite level than at the beginner level.

Explosiveness, strength, endurance are all results of training. Having a noteworthy amount of one of those previous to intentionally training for it is really unremarkable. Intentionally training for one thing in particular will usually be optimized by intentionally compromising other things. I don't see what's unique about specializing all in lifting power or long distance running that ceases to make it an athletic endeavor and, by natural extension, ceases to make its best pursuers athletic.

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 07:46 PokePill wrote:


You can define it however you want, but I think modern athleticism is more of a combination of explosiveness, finesse, skill & strength. Rugby players, soccer players, skill positions in football, forwards and guards in basketball are all what I would consider "athletic" because it requires more than just training and genetics, it takes some sort of actual non-genetic talent (which itself could be genetic you could argue).

While running beyond a 400m dash is heavily based on endurance, which requires 0 talent, but definitely hardwork and dedication and genetics. You're an athlete, and you're probably athletic, but what you're participating in requires very little athleticism IMO.

On November 11 2009 07:48 Liquid`Drone wrote:
oh eatme you've participated in vasaloppet 10 times
thats pretty awesome imo :D

cross country skiing is sweet

On November 11 2009 07:54 Foucault wrote:

wow, I'm impressed! I would love to do vasaloppet but unfortunately I don't ski much

On November 11 2009 07:46 PokePill wrote:


You can define it however you want, but I think modern athleticism is more of a combination of explosiveness, finesse, skill & strength. Rugby players, soccer players, skill positions in football, forwards and guards in basketball are all what I would consider "athletic" because it requires more than just training and genetics, it takes some sort of actual non-genetic talent (which itself could be genetic you could argue).

While running beyond a 400m dash is heavily based on endurance, which requires 0 talent, but definitely hardwork and dedication and genetics. You're an athlete, and you're probably athletic, but what you're participating in requires very little athleticism IMO.

On November 11 2009 07:19 ShadowDrgn wrote:


I did the filthy 50 last night and felt like I was going to puke for 30 minutes afterwards. I've been doing crossfit for 3 months and I still get my ass kicked by the workouts most of the time.

On November 11 2009 08:30 igotmyown wrote:


Is this it?
Monday 061204

For time:
50 Box jump, 24 inch box
50 Jumping pull-ups
50 Kettlebell swings, 1 pood
Walking Lunge, 50 steps
50 Knees to elbows
50 Push press, 45 pounds
50 Back extensions
50 Wall ball shots, 20 pound ball
50 Burpees
50 Double unders

That doesn't sound so bad, except for the jumping pull ups. I do about half of those twice a week during plyo workouts.
Is a kettlebell like an 18 pound sand-filled medicine ball? And what's a double under?

On November 11 2009 10:12 Dknight wrote:
All these people bragging and yet no body shots. All talk and no game >:O

On November 11 2009 09:35 Misrah wrote:
However more about the filfy 50- no it doesn't look that bad, but try going through that as fast as possible? Trust me the last 50 burpees always make me want to die! That and the kettle bell swings really hurt but at that point in the workout, your still not breathing hard.

Its just the last 2 sets- burpees and double unders must die

On November 11 2009 10:27 lilsusie wrote:
Post pictures. Please.

*back into creepy old lady mode*

On November 11 2009 10:37 eshlow wrote:
Definitely not me in terms of body :p ... although I would probably say I'm one of the strongest bodyweight exercise guys here.

Really depends on what the OP is looking for. Are we really going to say running is better than swimming or basketball prowess is better than track and field? Lifting weights vs running? Shrug.


BTW, since you guys are mentioned filty 50... any of you actually go to CF affiliates? If so, which ones?

On November 11 2009 10:37 eshlow wrote:
BTW, since you guys are mentioned filty 50... any of you actually go to CF affiliates? If so, which ones?

On November 11 2009 11:22 Misrah wrote:
Ok so i learned something today- i thought that 3 cups of coffee, 3 PB&J milk and banana would be digested after my hour lecture.

So i was at the gym today (right after my lecture class) finishing the filthy fifty workout. I was making good time (only 10 wall ball, 50 burbees and 50 double unders left to go) with only 18 min on the clock. But then- i needed to go to the bathroom, and baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad. I end up puking my guts out. Everything came back up, and damn it burns. So i decided to call it a night lol. Guess i will finish the burpees and wall ball shots in the morning lol

On November 11 2009 08:30 statix wrote:
The workout isn't too tough until the burpees and double unders; that's when your lunch starts bubbling up.

On November 11 2009 10:12 Dknight wrote:
All these people bragging and yet no body shots. All talk and no game >:O

On November 11 2009 11:28 statix wrote:



Can't say you weren't warned


edit: http://cccrossfit.com/ is where i go

On November 11 2009 10:42 Hold-Lurker wrote:
I'm the most athletic! Srsly!! My video:

Impossible is Nothing!

On November 11 2009 11:52 kroko wrote:
I have only practiced teamsports, but overalt I am pretty athletic. Months ago a run cooper test for 3250m(the test is u run for 12mins). Next spring I will try a half maraton and maybe later the whole deal .

*provo* weightlifting is for guys who dont have play-eye for teamsports*provo*

Also best athletics around here r from football(soccer). Cause lot more money involved then other sports, better coaches in junior level etc.

On November 11 2009 13:16 AutumnLight wrote:
hey inc, can i ask how much you lift, i dont want a dick measuring contest or wtv but i like competition even if its through tl net.
Im 6"7 240-245 pounds (havent weighed in a couple of weeks) and i can bench 3 1/2 to 4 plates on a flat bench press (365-405 pounds) with 4 being my max(1 rep) and bicep curl 80-90 pounds on each arm with 90 my max (2 reps)
oh and i cant run fast but i can do a mile in under 9 mins so yay

On November 11 2009 13:06 psion0011 wrote:
Haha why do people have this delusion that skinny people are fast and big guys are slow? The fastest sprinters/skaters/etc in the world all have gigantic legs. Playing too much final fantasy or something I guess!



You won't find a single pro athlete who doesn't lift weights

On November 11 2009 15:43 Ha.cK wrote:
I'm 5'5" 145 lbs
I've been to known to put down 3 full-sized Chipotle burritos in one sitting.
I run bleachers and hills pretty fast.
I do dips and chin/pull ups like noones business.
I have a 1,005 lb big three total.


front and side relaxed (distended stomach from a big meal)

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pictures circa february 2009

On November 11 2009 15:13 Meatpost[aov] wrote:
I Dont get why u think iNc is Athletic, hes strong ill give him that but hes also really fat. Nony your definatley not the best runner.

and plus inc looks like he has never played an athletic sport in his life, and he also looks like hes a couple twinkies away from diabetes

On November 10 2009 11:10 travis wrote:
haha i was just reading this thread
im in good all-around shape but could get dominated in any specific category by members here

well maybe not climbing.. but I'm really not that good at that compared to actual good climbers
if u know what i mean

On November 11 2009 15:22 Fixed wrote:


Not true. Many pro athletes do not lift weights. Actually tons of them dont lift weights because it doesnt benefit them in the sport that they do. Many boxers dont lift weights, swimmers, basketball players etc etc.

When Kevin Durant came into the NBA he was 6'9 220 lbs. During training camp he was asked to bench press with the team. He could NOT bench press 180 lbs ONE TIME. Who cares? hes still good at basketball....

On November 11 2009 15:22 Fixed wrote:
Not true. Many pro athletes do not lift weights. Actually tons of them dont lift weights because it doesnt benefit them in the sport that they do. Many boxers dont lift weights, swimmers, basketball players etc etc.

When Kevin Durant came into the NBA he was 6'9 220 lbs. During training camp he was asked to bench press with the team. He could NOT bench press 180 lbs ONE TIME. Who cares? hes still good at basketball....

On November 11 2009 15:22 Fixed wrote:


Not true. Many pro athletes do not lift weights. Actually tons of them dont lift weights because it doesnt benefit them in the sport that they do. Many boxers dont lift weights, swimmers, basketball players etc etc.

When Kevin Durant came into the NBA he was 6'9 220 lbs. During training camp he was asked to bench press with the team. He could NOT bench press 180 lbs ONE TIME. Who cares? hes still good at basketball....

On November 10 2009 09:20 Liquid`NonY wrote:
Inc is the best lifter and I'm the best runner. Some gymnast or bodybuilder probably has the best lookin body (eshlow?)

On November 11 2009 15:13 Meatpost[aov] wrote:
I Dont get why u think iNc is Athletic, hes strong ill give him that but hes also really fat. Nony your definatley not the best runner.

and plus inc looks like he has never played an athletic sport in his life, and he also looks like hes a couple twinkies away from diabetes

On November 11 2009 17:02 igotmyown wrote:
I believe it was the combine and I believe it was 185, would be odd to add 2.5s. The problem is it's harder to bench with longer arms. Although some athletes may eschew weight training, it has become a widely accepted in training programs for basketball, football, and sprinters (can't vouch for other sports).

If you ever watch an nba ring ceremony, they call out the strength and conditioning coach.

On November 11 2009 17:21 Fixed wrote:
Umm many athletes do not lift weights. Im not gona waist my time finding the quote for Kevin Durant...i saw it live on espn when he was drafted....ppl made fun of him for it. Also clearly none you u follow boinxg. Many boxers especially at the lower weight divisions do not lift weights. Yes of course they exercise duh...but many do not lift weights becuase it it can mess up their punching ability adding too much muscle. Ive been following boxing since i was like 10...and seen/been to many local training camps as well. Anyone that watched the draft or followed Kevin Durant prolly knows the not being able to bench press 180 lbs thing...find the quote urself lol.

edit: and yes im serious...and yes thats true about kevin durant.

On November 11 2009 17:27 Misrah wrote:



Yep and you are a fucking ass. You must be the new TL pre-teen trash that has suddenly flooded this site. Clearly you do not understand a thing about lifting, or running for that matter Your a fool and i really wish some one would knock some sense into you. Do you think that sumo wrestles are fat? Do you think they are diabetic? do you even know what diabeeeeeeetus is? or what it does too you? For christ sakes you are just pissing me off. Edit your 10iq post. If you are going to start pulling this kind of bull shit in this thread, you better be able to back it up.

Frankly i would guess that you are either some skinny little shit, or a beached whale- that has never been to the gym a day in his life. Your work out for the day is lifting your subway sandwich to and from your plate. That you hope will make you into a skinny and sexy man like Jared lol Or you could be the complete opposite- internet tough guy!

I can 100% guarantee that you would never spout half that shit in your post to anyone's face. You just sit behind your fucking computer and with a hand in a bag of chips type utter nonsense all day long. A piece of advice to you- you make posts like that- and you won't be here long. Take a big dose of humility, and don't act like a pretentious fuck.