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Ironslave
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i don't mean to be (overly) disrespecful here, but i just laughed when i read this. you obviously have no understanding nor appreciation for the magnificence and unmatchable qualities of natural talent. take this from someone who was always one of the best athletes in what he did (basketball and track) to someone who openly admitted he was slow and unathletic (you); you can't teach speed or physical ability, period. the naturally best always rise to the top. it's not fair that a guy with poor genes can bust his ass and never be as good as the jock, but that's the way it is. the guy with poor genes can improve on what he's been given sure, but the fact you think someone like max could get some plyometric shoes and work on his speed with rigor, and become as you say "one of the fastet people in men's iceland league is just...........sorry
I agree with Tunen 100%, you are so arrogant AND ignorant it's just absurd. Do you want to turn this into a physiological debate Duality? I would absolutely smoke you in this, and would make no efforts whatsoever to be diplomatic like i usually am when debating nutrition/physiology.
Like usual, you're completely wrong. Once again, Max will never be a national level sprinter, no matter how hard he works. Can he significantly improve his speed with proper training and coaching if he wanted to? Absolutely. How many track athletes have never had to work on their speed and still been competitive at a high level? Absolutely zero.
PS, you are a cocky little shit. When did I say I was slow and unathletic? I listed one example of going from my early days of struggling to keeping up in peewee, to being able to keep up at a major junior hockey level. Not like it matters, dickhead, but playing at a major junior hockey level is comparitively FAR above any local high school athletics you may have played, I'm also a national level wrestler and have been ranked 7th in Canada, so go fist yourself there.