This kid is genetically gifted, it's not just "hard work outdoors"

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Oct 22, 2024
1:40:43pm

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

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CSoul

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I don't disagree

DJROSS Food Fanatic

11:25am

RE: I don't disagree

Blue Ridge

11:27am

I do. You haven't met my uncoordinated children.

benny1982

11:27am

Okay that is fair. Mine were fully capable of making that run. They spent their lives outside looking for ways to get

DJROSS

11:31am

Sure

CSoul

1:35pm

That’s seriously insane. Might be the most athletic kid I have ever seen that age.

RootieBoy

11:28am

What the h does an iPad have to do with owning all of that ninja equipment?

toukokuu

11:28am

And probably great genetics.

RootieBoy

11:28am

And good outdoors weather to do it in.

scall

11:29am

Probably?? Most kids couldn't do that no matter how much they trained

Schultz is back

11:29am

Dad's probably recording with one.

John Doe

11:29am

I've never given any of my kids iPads. Nothing even close to that has happened.

toukokuu

11:31am

yep

Benfica1

11:28am

That just might be the coolest thing I've ever seen.

BlueFever

11:30am

Pff. My kids can do that. On the ipad.

durandal

11:30am

That's cool. His dad is setting him up for bilateral rotator cuff tears by age 17 along with a bunch of arthritis in the

BIG XII Coug

11:33am

Yes. Overuse is a huge problem

Iman23

11:40am

yeah I don't believe that at all. My generation out of class of 3rd or 4th graders (assuming the kid is about that age)

DJROSS

11:41am

RE: yeah I don't believe that at all. My generation out of class of 3rd or 4th graders (assuming the kid is about that

letthewookieewin

11:47am

I have a friend that is a paraplegic who has bilateral rotator cuffs tears at age 30 from his wheelchair

SJS

11:48am

Sure it is, but is it a fact that this child is going to suffer from such injuries?

DJROSS

11:49am

He’s at a much higher risk for sure.

SJS

11:50am

I believe that is what Big XII Coug intended to say, but the ego is a difficult master. Now he is even less

DJROSS

1:06pm

Yeah occasional tennis and a mean curve ball isn't the same as 2-3/ hour daily training, propelling yourself by your

BIG XII Coug

11:48am

I played competitively in the US and in Europe. I also spent quite a lot of time in martial arts gyms. As a kid I was

DJROSS

11:53am

I'm sure you spend much more time evaluating injuries, medical causation and reading journal articles on medical

BIG XII Coug

11:55am

Sure let's use your bona fides as the way to shut it down. You could be the number one diagnostician of such injuries in

DJROSS

12:06pm

RE: yeah I don't believe that at all. My generation out of class of 3rd or 4th graders (assuming the kid is about that

Byron McNertney

11:55am

RE: yeah I don't believe that at all. My generation out of class of 3rd or 4th graders (assuming the kid is about that

spugeddy24

11:58am

“I played tennis so I could have done an American Ninja Warrior course” is certainly a take

RealTaysomHill

12:04pm

I'm about your age and I definitely have some wear and tear...

m0resn0w

12:11pm

That might be due to another activity hahahaha

DJROSS

12:19pm

Rotator cuff injuries or diabetes. Take your pick.

Brisco

11:45am

I'll take false dichotomy for 500.

BIG XII Coug

11:49am

But you already cleared that category with your initial statement.

DJROSS

11:53am

Pretty sure you don't know what that means.

BIG XII Coug

11:56am

Now you are taking this personally.

DJROSS

12:09pm

Has overweight children.

Tesla Coug

12:08pm

I agree with it in principle, but a very small percentage of kids could ever do what he did regardless of how much time

Bar7h

11:34am

Also, that kid is going to peak at 12

letthewookieewin

11:35am

Maybe, the kid did look unnaturally buff. I hope the dad isn't injecting him

BlueFever

11:35am

What are you basing this on? As children we would use the monkey bars all the time to see who could do the most passes

DJROSS

11:48am

I think most of us raced across stumps, skipped as many monkey bars as possible, and had other similar contests

Bar7h

12:11pm

I would take that bet in a heartbeat.

DJROSS

12:24pm

I hope ARod already offered the kid...

ocmyhome

11:42am

We'd time ourselves running around my house. Ha ha! Yup. One of my buddies ...

KCFan85

11:43am

When I was that kid’s age (in the late’60s) all the boys in my neighborhood would have been there taking turns…

Brisco

11:43am

Hey brother I agree with you wholeheartedly and I am getting my nose chopped off in this thread for clarifying it.

DJROSS

12:15pm

My kid could never touch an iPad and not be able to do that.

spugeddy24

11:56am

How old are your kids?

tarzan15

12:13pm

Interesting perspective. Are my kids too old to have ever received an ipad? Well ipad's came out in 2010 and that was a

DJROSS

12:52pm

My kids have tablets AND have been involved in dance, tumbling, gymnastics,

benny1982

12:57pm

That is a fair criticism, however I was specifically meaning my 3rd and 4th grade classes as I knew the boys in

DJROSS

1:14pm

I still have doubts. I think you're underestimating how difficult stringing

benny1982

1:18pm

I get that you have doubts. I am thinking about the entire process where you leave that in a school yard and let kids

DJROSS

1:26pm

You're not that much older than I am.

benny1982

1:29pm

Understood

DJROSS

1:30pm

This kid is genetically gifted, it's not just "hard work outdoors"

CSoul

1:40pm

So your kids didn't have ipads... but they had xbox and playstation

tarzan15

1:35pm

So many of you missed the point of this thread. The point is, if kids didn't

coolblue

1:34pm

There is no evidence of that either. Half of my friends growing up didn't have Internet or computers

CSoul

1:43pm

I don't disagree with this either

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