i had my quads and hamstring in my rt leg start cramping simultaniously on a bus ride home from an all day football camp once. i couldn't straighten my leg to fix the hammy and i couldn't bend my knee to resolve the quads either, it was just stuck at 135 degree's locked solid and seering with pain. the trainer comes over to me and hands me 4 packets of mustard and say's "put these under your tongue." in 30 seconds my cramping stopped. i never really researched th science of it, but i'll swear by it. lebron needs to get a bottle of french's and score a sweet endorsement deal.
Never had cramping while playing. Now shin splints are a different story. Our practice field may as well been a parking lot.
Our high school soccer coach was also a marathonist. He was brutal. The only way we could get breaks during pre season conditioning was to fake cramps. Or start vomiting. However, I do still actually get a cramp from time to time, but they're often gone as soon as they come in.
If I left my feet for a header after playing awhile, there was a good chance my calves would cramp fiercely until I learned to chug water in the morning before lunch. They would linger for hours. I could usually play through it as long as I didn't jump too much more, but I could imagine larger cramps being too much to overcome. And in the moment when these flared up, I wasn't going to be competitive.
I used to battle cramps in high school football. The coach told my mom about it and said he wanted me eating more bananas. I was a sophomore then. By the time I graduated, I hated bananas. I still don't really care for them.
the rug they put down oh, 2005 or 6 or so is better than the one they had when i was in college. you could run barefoot on it. the one back in 98-02 was the old school stuff, i swear, your feet would be ground off at the ankle if you tried to run on it barefoot
They replaced that crap? Man, I remember kneeling down to tie my shoes and seeing blood upon standing up. That shit was brutal.
I think it's more the opposite. I went my whole life minus two months ago without a leg cramp and my calf muscles never once moistened a vagina. Pete Sampras, on the other hand, battled shin splints for years. Sweet calves, Pistol Pete. No homo.
people didn't hate LeBron when he was in Cleveland and was exceeding the hype by dragging a sorry franchise to the finals. His "I love me" show in his move to Miami turned him into an easy guy to hate. The fact that he's on top just makes it louder. People have no reason whatsoever to hate Bill Gates, but they do because Steve Jobs wrongly vilified him. That bad taste doesn't ever subside when it's strong enough.
Not sure how taking much less money in order to chase championships screams "I love me," but to each their own. What does that mean we should say about guys who force trades while still under contract?
Their business was done behind closed doors so it makes it so much more digestible to those who are so up in arms about him not wanting to be Karl Malone. I can understand how some could be turned off by the way it went down, it was a disaster but as a free agent he could go anywhere he wanted. Others have orchestrated exits that ruined franchises but they didn't have Jim Grey and ESPN broadcasting it so it isn't nearly as detestable.
1) If you hate him because he's great, that's your prerogative. Go hate. Get that PHD. 2) If you hate him because he did a douchey thing and are still hating him as a result of said douchey thing even though it was over three years ago and all the evidence since that time points to the conclusion that he's actually a decent, likable human being, then either lighten up a little or quit kidding yourself as the real reason is obviously reason #1 and you're a purebred hater operating under the facade of hate-for-cause.