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07-31-2019, 10:06 PM #76
To be the greatest athlete on the planet you need to have every single category. Bigger, faster, stronger, fitter, hotter, and smarter than you all. I'm a linebacker. You're all twinks compared to me.
The greatest thing you can ever be in life is a linebacker. Linebackers are the greatest athletes in the NFL because they are big and fast at the same time. But you have to be hot first. Then be a linebacker. If you're missing the hot part of it then you don't qualify.
To be a linebacker you need to be over 6'0 tall and over 235 pounds.
If you're missing one piece of the puzzle then you don't qualify.
Such as Von Miller. The only thing Miller is missing is the hot aspect of it. He's not hot which then cancels him out from even competing with me. Meaning I have him beat overall. So it really doesn't matter how fast you are or how strong you are. Without being hot first then you don't qualify as the greatest athlete.
Sucks for Miller. He's faster than me in the 40. Stronger than me in the gym. Bigger than me. Yet he forgot one thing. And that was to be hot first. Damn what an idiot. That must suck living his life knowing that anything he accomplishes doesn't count because he's not hot.
Tons of other NFL players are in the same situation. Big, fast, strong, yet lacking in the hotness department.
Vernon Davis is another one. James Harrison is another one. Saquon Barkley is another one. Gronk is another one. All in the same position that Miller is in.
Decathletes can't compete with me. Crossfit people can't compete with me. NBA players can't compete with me. The MLB can not compete with me. Neither can the NHL.
Nobody here can compete with me. The powerlifting and bodybuilding worlds can't compete with me.
If anyone wants to name someone that thinks they have me beat overall in all categories then go ahead and list that person. We will then take a look at their instagram or twitter or ******** pages and do an overall athlete comparison.
As well as check for hotness levels.
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07-31-2019, 10:18 PM #81
They somehow screwed up that griffin time. His next run was in the 4.55 range..I'm guessing they only tried to help him out because he has basically one arm and someone screwed up the timing on purpose. He didn't run a 4.38. I compared the vids. They were similiar. Meaning that his 4.38 was 4.55.
Straight up little scam artists in the NFL.
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07-31-2019, 10:39 PM #87
You do realize the butt can move without actually coming off the bench right?
This is a 3 white light smith machine bench press. I tried doing this a bit slower to make it harder. Do you want me to do this as fast as possible to show you what bad form looks like? Because I can do that as well.
Let's get some people trying this. What's the most weight that you all can handle for 5 reps? Post to youtube then here.
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07-31-2019, 10:43 PM #88
We know that. I just like screwing with the NFL on their instagram page. I do however have the potential to become a pro 60 meter dash sprinter. Just need to increase my power to weight ratio. Need to cut down on the fat on my lower stomach, lower back, and butt. And at the same time maintain bodyweight and continue to get stronger in the gym.
If I can do that then I don't see any reason why I shouldn't continue to get faster. Roger Kingdom made a really good attempt at the 2004 olympics in the 110 hurdles at 41 years old. He was once the WR holder in the event. I think he was only like .30 of a second off of his PR at 41. I'll have to look into that for sure.
Another sprinter Kim Collins set his PR at age 40 or 41 of 9.93 in the 100.
So I have alot of time to get my power to weight ratio fixed. This is the first time ever I have tried to maintain a weight. It was always about trying to bulk.
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