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Post by email on Mar 10, 2016 23:54:08 GMT -6
So you're saying that football players don't "fit" in a gym that works hand-eye coordination, cardio, teamwork, etc. in hoops.... OR they can't "fit" in a wrestling room that teaches balance, body control, toughness, etc.? This guy. This guy I like. Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . |
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Post by email on Mar 10, 2016 23:56:27 GMT -6
Any sport that my game improves with the more beer I drink does not help your argument. Okay... Golf requires... Body control, hand-eye coordination, flexibility, explosiveness, etc. Powerlifting... one direction movement. So no explosiveness to get big weight off ones chest? Cause slow twitch muscles do that , right? And no flexibility to squat arse to calfs with big weight? Lift big! No doubt ! - Broscience |
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Post by email on Mar 11, 2016 0:01:00 GMT -6
bragger. You cheat by wearing space age spandex spanks that are French cut. Hey hey hey Quit looking in my gym bag |
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Post by email on Mar 11, 2016 0:02:45 GMT -6
This guy. This guy I like. Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . That might have been NFL or playoff starters , not sure . But the majority that played a second sport, did track, something like 70 percent did it as their second sport, followed by 14.9 doing basketball. |
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Post by xdipster on Mar 11, 2016 8:14:13 GMT -6
This guy. This guy I like. Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . this guy is a dik |
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Post by Hands11 on Mar 11, 2016 8:16:26 GMT -6
Alright Huff get your tampon ready:
Hey Lebow, when are we gonna delete this worthless thread??
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Post by blitz50 on Mar 11, 2016 8:45:46 GMT -6
I wish all linemen would wrestle. It is amazing how much better their feet and hips become if they wrestle. Power lifting is fine. Gives kids a chance to compete that are not in another sport. But, I am all for multiple sport athletes. I want my entire schools athletic programs to be successful. And unless you are at the big schools (6A and a few 5A) then you need to share athletes for that to happen.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2016 9:29:56 GMT -6
Kids should play multiple sports..... They get one high school career, each sport offers something for the kid.... Power Lifting is ok, but to me it is the last option
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Post by xdipster on Mar 11, 2016 9:31:14 GMT -6
I agree with the last 2 messages.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2016 9:50:54 GMT -6
This guy. This guy I like. Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . So just because not all D1 football players don't wrestle means high school football players just shouldn't wrestle? I bet most college coaches would rather see their kids doing multiple sports than seeing how much they can bench press once... I mean, they do rep tests at combines, right? Not 1 rep??? |
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Post by xdipster on Mar 11, 2016 10:00:18 GMT -6
their*
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Post by jmstreeter on Mar 11, 2016 10:08:56 GMT -6
Nothing against power lifting, but the last time I checked there was no bench press on the 20 yard line or there is no squat rack at midfield. I am in favor of kids lifting and getting stronger, but lets get real, football now in the most part predicated on speed and more of it.
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Post by Burnet44 on Mar 11, 2016 15:21:47 GMT -6
best sports to help fb
track
track
rasslin
sports that kill fb
stand around
golf
push
kick ball at least you are moving
season kills development
PL at least you are lifting
season kills development
thump thump at least you are moving
season kills development
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 1:49:20 GMT -6
Nothing against power lifting, but the last time I checked there was no bench press on the 20 yard line or there is no squat rack at midfield. I am in favor of kids lifting and getting stronger, but lets get real, football now in the most part predicated on speed and more of it. And u can get so much faster without being strong can't u....  ?? |
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 1:50:51 GMT -6
Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . So just because not all D1 football players don't wrestle means high school football players just shouldn't wrestle? I bet most college coaches would rather see their kids doing multiple sports than seeing how much they can bench press once... I mean, they do rep tests at combines, right? Not 1 rep??? Like I said before Track Basketball Football only Baseball and wrestling tied as the multi sports done the least for professional football players while in high school and d1 Players while in hs |
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 2:04:55 GMT -6
Kids should play multiple sports..... They get one high school career, each sport offers something for the kid.... Power Lifting is ok, but to me it is the last option Here's the thing, Powerlifting should be used in addition to what ever sport one is participating in. If manage right a kid can do basketball and PL and baseball and PL and track too. Every sport needs strength and speed. And you are right kids should play as many sports as possible "play" not sit the bench and be a bus rider steak eater because they are too scared and lazy to go through offseason Now on to you other guys that diss da lift. just because you compete in powerlifting does not mean that is how one trains. One does not need to change their training that they do in offseason football. Teach the commands and rules is all. Takes about 5 min per lift . And after kids see it live they catch on quick. And All the little new ideas that are coming out for speed and football conditioning , are really old powerlifting ideas and track ideas that have been combined. Example the stuff that joe defranco does and the bfs program. |
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 2:05:48 GMT -6
Alright Huff get your tampon ready: Hey Lebow, when are we gonna delete this worthless thread?? Do you even lift bro? |
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 2:06:22 GMT -6
Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . this guy is a dik Lol  |
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Post by email on Mar 12, 2016 2:10:27 GMT -6
Only 4.5 percent of D1 football Players participated in wrestling . So just because not all D1 football players don't wrestle means high school football players just shouldn't wrestle? I bet most college coaches would rather see their kids doing multiple sports than seeing how much they can bench press once... I mean, they do rep tests at combines, right? Not 1 rep??? And we all know the rep test is just something they still do because it is cool and looks good on tv. A med ball throw is a way better gage of power and explosiveness just like the vertical is. Of course you don't want a noodle out there playing but rep maxes and test are highly overrated. And a single really is too. Looking to see if a lineman or linebacker or fullback was good at shot or disc would be a better assessment. |
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Post by blitz50 on Mar 21, 2016 7:55:56 GMT -6
Kids should play multiple sports..... They get one high school career, each sport offers something for the kid.... Power Lifting is ok, but to me it is the last option Here's the thing, Powerlifting should be used in addition to what ever sport one is participating in. If manage right a kid can do basketball and PL and baseball and PL and track too. Every sport needs strength and speed. And you are right kids should play as many sports as possible "play" not sit the bench and be a bus rider steak eater because they are too scared and lazy to go through offseason Now on to you other guys that diss da lift. just because you compete in powerlifting does not mean that is how one trains. One does not need to change their training that they do in offseason football. Teach the commands and rules is all. Takes about 5 min per lift . And after kids see it live they catch on quick. And All the little new ideas that are coming out for speed and football conditioning , are really old powerlifting ideas and track ideas that have been combined. Example the stuff that joe defranco does and the bfs program. You are out of your mind. I wish everyone of my linemen wrestled. Some of the best football player i have had, wrestled. |
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