Maybe later when I have time ,,,only to show that I back up what I say..
Its not a requirement on here.
all the supreme athletes choose league
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You're asking for proof.
Maybe later when I have time ,,,only to show that I back up what I say..
Its not a requirement on here.
Maybe later when I have time ,,,only to show that I back up what I say..
Its not a requirement on here.
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I was talking about AFL players only, you fricking goose!Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Bottom line - if all the best all round athletes were available and willing to participate in this challenge, they would have filled the top places. But they weren't interested because they have their priorities right!
Shannon Eckstein is an Iron man you shit for brains
how much more .. all round ... are there>
the fucking dumbness of fumblers
its a phenomenon
DON'T MAKE ANY BETS WITH ELIAGH!! HE WELCHES WHEN HE LOSES!!
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Xman wrote:He came third out of 8. How is that "smashed"?AFLcrap1 wrote:& as usual with these tories about fumblers ,there is the fantasy/delusion about how good they are or could be .Phelpsy wrote:The article was about a biochemist who said that looking at AFL players, some, with specific training could be Olympic level athletes. Nothing new in that, just as elite athletes in other sports could adapt their strengths into other areas. The editorial simply highlighted that at the start.
The whole point is when these Tards get out of this delusional bubble & try to compete in the real world the reality is they get smashed ...a midget ex jockey showed Dildo up..
I don't know of any other sport that has the Little man Syndrome as bad as fumbleball.
He came second in the cricket challenge, third in basketball, won the bench press, 3rd in the sprint, second in the high ball challenge, 3rd in soccer, and 3rd in boxing
Tuqiri, ex Kangaroos player, came sixth.
Again, read the article !!!! A biochemist who has worked with a range of athletes across a range a sports talks about how various AFL players, if identified earlier enough, with their body types and strengths , would have been suited to other sports and been competitive in that of given the specific training. Nothing new in that, biochemists went through a number of schools to identify potential athletes for the Olympics, ones who showed particular attributes that are seen as good indicators that they would excel in those sports. This was an interview with a biochemist, not some AFL propagandist
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It's a requirement to make your point. Otherwise you end up looking like a Dave...AFLcrap1 wrote:You're asking for proof.
Maybe later when I have time ,,,only to show that I back up what I say..
Its not a requirement on here.
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Meat puppet, Xman, meat puppet!
DON'T MAKE ANY BETS WITH ELIAGH!! HE WELCHES WHEN HE LOSES!!
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Of course it was AFL propaganda.Phelpsy wrote:Xman wrote:He came third out of 8. How is that "smashed"?AFLcrap1 wrote:& as usual with these tories about fumblers ,there is the fantasy/delusion about how good they are or could be .Phelpsy wrote:The article was about a biochemist who said that looking at AFL players, some, with specific training could be Olympic level athletes. Nothing new in that, just as elite athletes in other sports could adapt their strengths into other areas. The editorial simply highlighted that at the start.
The whole point is when these Tards get out of this delusional bubble & try to compete in the real world the reality is they get smashed ...a midget ex jockey showed Dildo up..
I don't know of any other sport that has the Little man Syndrome as bad as fumbleball.
He came second in the cricket challenge, third in basketball, won the bench press, 3rd in the sprint, second in the high ball challenge, 3rd in soccer, and 3rd in boxing
Tuqiri, ex Kangaroos player, came sixth.
Again, read the article !!!! A biochemist who has worked with a range of athletes across a range a sports talks about how various AFL players, if identified earlier enough, with their body types and strengths , would have been suited to other sports and been competitive in that of given the specific training. Nothing new in that, biochemists went through a number of schools to identify potential athletes for the Olympics, ones who showed particular attributes that are seen as good indicators that they would excel in those sports. This was an interview with a biochemist, not some AFL propagandist
the BioC bit was secondary to the AFL propaganda (accompanied with a pic of Bert Dildo,).
Any article that claims someone could match Bolt over 100M is propaganda...
Its laughable,to normal people ,those in the fumbleworld take it seriously as to how great the derpers are.
& he was shown that as a sprinter he was ordinary...
LOOK OUT USAIN.
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have you ever contributed anything to a thread that was close to the subject or intelligent?NRLCrap1 wrote:Meat puppet, Xman, meat puppet!
Please stick to the topic...
Xman Xman ,fuck this clown off if he is not willing to discuss the topic.
GOOSE.
LAP DOG.
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MEAT PUPPET OF DAVE!
You haven't said anything intelligent yet!
You haven't said anything intelligent yet!
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NRLCrap1 wrote:MEAT PUPPET OF DAVE!
You haven't said anything intelligent yet!
Looks like KE has plenty of work to do with you.
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I still suspect you are a RL fan trolling.NRLCrap1 wrote:MEAT PUPPET OF DAVE!
You haven't said anything intelligent yet!
If I am right ,I salute you .You are brilliant at portraying the average derpball fan ,not quite right in the head ,dumber than a bucket of hammers & delusional as a crack addict.
If Not ,& you are a real derpball fan ,then Jesus h Christ you are not on this planet.
You are quite possibly the dumbest carnt god ever punched an arsehole into.
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HOMESPORT
AFL athletes keep the pace in other sports
DANIEL HOY
HERALD SUN
APRIL 16, 2009 12:00AM
LANCE Franklin is triple-jump world champion.
Adam Cooney holds the world record in the 400m and Ben Cousins is Olympic 1500m champion.
Gary Ablett is a sprinter, Adam Goodes tackles the hurdles, Trent Croad competes in high jump and Jonathan Brown in the discus.
They could be the best in world athletics, but we'll never know.
Any number of AFL players could have represented Australia on the world's biggest sporting stage, according to a leading biochemist who works with Olympians, AFL players, Formula One drivers and elite athletes from the Victorian Institute of Sport, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne Storm.
Should AFL clubs draft athletes or footballers?Blog with Daniel Hoy from 10.30am today
Melissa Arkinstall, from Exercise Research Australia based at Monash University, is perfectly placed to compare the codes and judge who are the best athletes.
"From testing that we have done with AFL clubs, there would certainly be some players that are genetically predisposed to sprinting," she said.
"Even though he has trained specifically for football, someone like Brett Deledio would most likely run in the low 11 seconds for a 100m sprint due to his superior leg power and speed.
"So it would be interesting to see what he could do with specific sprint-based training as I am sure it would be close to those required for national selection."
The breakneck speed of the AFL today requires players to be fast, strong, athletic, and have good endurance.
They are among the most well-rounded athletes in the world, but how do they stack up against elite athletes from other sports?
To find out, the Herald Sun had their endurance, strength, vertical leap, skinfolds and flexibility tested.
So which sportsperson ruled the roost?
"That is a really hard question to answer as each sport has its own unique physical qualities that need to be developed in order for an athlete to perform at the elite level," Arkinstall said.
"It would be a little unfair to pit Brett against (rower) Drew (Ginn) on the Yarra or (cyclist) Peta (Mullens) in a road race and vice versa as most high-performance sports require a combination of both physical and technical expertise.
"If you take a step back and look at the functional activities that most of us perform day to day, such as running, jumping, pushing and pulling, then I do believe a team sport athlete such as Brett would excel as an allrounder due to the nature of his training."
One of the best ways to compare athletes is with a VO2Max test.
When you want to find out how powerful a car is, you check under the bonnet. A VO2Max test is the equivalent of checking the size of an athlete's engine.
More technically, the VO2Max is the point where your body is unable to increase the amount of oxygen it is consuming.
It is measured as oxygen uptake in millilitres per kilogram of bodyweight.
The average sedentary female has a V02Max of about 38ml/kg/min. For males, the figure is 42.
Some of the highest values recorded are from Kenyan distance runners, who have reportedly exceeded 90ml/kg/min.
"Most of us would range between 35ml/kg/min (inactive) and 60ml/kg/min (well-trained), with cyclist Lance Armstrong reported to have a reading of 86ml/kg/min," Arkinstall said.
"The highest result I have seen came from Tour de France cyclist Simon Gerrans. His result was 80ml/kg/min."
In the test, Ginn and triathlete Erin Densham both recorded the highest value of 67ml/kg/min.
"Everyone was about where I expected them to be. However, because weight is a contributor to the result, it needs to be taken into account," Arkinstall said.
The testing raises an interesting question: Should AFL clubs draft athletes or footballers?
Do they recruit a super athlete -- fast, agile, with great endurance, then teach him how to play?
Or do they go for a guy who can find the ball?
The ball magnet may be slower, less athletic, not as strong, but rack up possessions because of a superior ability to read the play.
"Some teams have come under criticism for selecting athletes rather than skilful performers," Arkinstall said.
"It is a really interesting question: Do you select the person that is physically superior and teach the other components required to compete in the sport, or do you select the skilful athlete that doesn't run, cycle or row as fast or jump as high?
"My view is that with the appropriate training based on sound scientific principles, physical characteristics can be altered quite quickly.
"Whereas, in many cases it is harder to teach technical and tactical skills like reading the play in the sport of AFL."
I've read the article and don't see anywhere where it makes the claim that dilidio would be able to match bolt in the 100 Metres. ????
AFL athletes keep the pace in other sports
DANIEL HOY
HERALD SUN
APRIL 16, 2009 12:00AM
LANCE Franklin is triple-jump world champion.
Adam Cooney holds the world record in the 400m and Ben Cousins is Olympic 1500m champion.
Gary Ablett is a sprinter, Adam Goodes tackles the hurdles, Trent Croad competes in high jump and Jonathan Brown in the discus.
They could be the best in world athletics, but we'll never know.
Any number of AFL players could have represented Australia on the world's biggest sporting stage, according to a leading biochemist who works with Olympians, AFL players, Formula One drivers and elite athletes from the Victorian Institute of Sport, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne Storm.
Should AFL clubs draft athletes or footballers?Blog with Daniel Hoy from 10.30am today
Melissa Arkinstall, from Exercise Research Australia based at Monash University, is perfectly placed to compare the codes and judge who are the best athletes.
"From testing that we have done with AFL clubs, there would certainly be some players that are genetically predisposed to sprinting," she said.
"Even though he has trained specifically for football, someone like Brett Deledio would most likely run in the low 11 seconds for a 100m sprint due to his superior leg power and speed.
"So it would be interesting to see what he could do with specific sprint-based training as I am sure it would be close to those required for national selection."
The breakneck speed of the AFL today requires players to be fast, strong, athletic, and have good endurance.
They are among the most well-rounded athletes in the world, but how do they stack up against elite athletes from other sports?
To find out, the Herald Sun had their endurance, strength, vertical leap, skinfolds and flexibility tested.
So which sportsperson ruled the roost?
"That is a really hard question to answer as each sport has its own unique physical qualities that need to be developed in order for an athlete to perform at the elite level," Arkinstall said.
"It would be a little unfair to pit Brett against (rower) Drew (Ginn) on the Yarra or (cyclist) Peta (Mullens) in a road race and vice versa as most high-performance sports require a combination of both physical and technical expertise.
"If you take a step back and look at the functional activities that most of us perform day to day, such as running, jumping, pushing and pulling, then I do believe a team sport athlete such as Brett would excel as an allrounder due to the nature of his training."
One of the best ways to compare athletes is with a VO2Max test.
When you want to find out how powerful a car is, you check under the bonnet. A VO2Max test is the equivalent of checking the size of an athlete's engine.
More technically, the VO2Max is the point where your body is unable to increase the amount of oxygen it is consuming.
It is measured as oxygen uptake in millilitres per kilogram of bodyweight.
The average sedentary female has a V02Max of about 38ml/kg/min. For males, the figure is 42.
Some of the highest values recorded are from Kenyan distance runners, who have reportedly exceeded 90ml/kg/min.
"Most of us would range between 35ml/kg/min (inactive) and 60ml/kg/min (well-trained), with cyclist Lance Armstrong reported to have a reading of 86ml/kg/min," Arkinstall said.
"The highest result I have seen came from Tour de France cyclist Simon Gerrans. His result was 80ml/kg/min."
In the test, Ginn and triathlete Erin Densham both recorded the highest value of 67ml/kg/min.
"Everyone was about where I expected them to be. However, because weight is a contributor to the result, it needs to be taken into account," Arkinstall said.
The testing raises an interesting question: Should AFL clubs draft athletes or footballers?
Do they recruit a super athlete -- fast, agile, with great endurance, then teach him how to play?
Or do they go for a guy who can find the ball?
The ball magnet may be slower, less athletic, not as strong, but rack up possessions because of a superior ability to read the play.
"Some teams have come under criticism for selecting athletes rather than skilful performers," Arkinstall said.
"It is a really interesting question: Do you select the person that is physically superior and teach the other components required to compete in the sport, or do you select the skilful athlete that doesn't run, cycle or row as fast or jump as high?
"My view is that with the appropriate training based on sound scientific principles, physical characteristics can be altered quite quickly.
"Whereas, in many cases it is harder to teach technical and tactical skills like reading the play in the sport of AFL."
I've read the article and don't see anywhere where it makes the claim that dilidio would be able to match bolt in the 100 Metres. ????
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Also, it is just an editorial leading into an invitation to discuss whether AFL clubs should recruit general athletes and hone their skills or not. The bio chemist thing is the main point of the story as it highlights the diversity of athletic types that play AFL. If anything, you could use this article and what the bio chemist is saying to support an argument I have heard elsewhere that AFL bleeds athletes away from sports that show case our nation on the world stage. Here you may have something to base this argument on.
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look at the pic .
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Apparently it was a post on BF. Only one post is required for AFLC to believe we all think this way... :_<>
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Phelpsy wrote:Also, it is just an editorial leading into an invitation to discuss whether AFL clubs should recruit general athletes and hone their skills or not. The bio chemist thing is the main point of the story as it highlights the diversity of athletic types that play AFL. If anything, you could use this article and what the bio chemist is saying to support an argument I have heard elsewhere that AFL bleeds athletes away from sports that show case our nation on the world stage. Here you may have something to base this argument on.
Well evidence doesn't back that up .
They get smashed when competing against others ,& then when the fumbling career is over they have no options..
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