Re: Breathing and Heart rates

And anyone, even an eighty-year-old arthritic can fight for 3 5-minute
octagon rounds, provided, of course, both he and his opponent lean on
the fence for the whole time and never engage each other.

They'd be disqualified, therefore your example is false.

You just have to drag on your *** gamesmanship, doncha Trav? OK, I'm
happy to return the favour:

And my granny would have been disqualified from the 200m dash, so your
original objection was false. Oh, and the referee was also a 80-year-old
arthritic so he wouldn't stop the fight.

Goddammit, you're an ***, Trav!


No, Trav, strength and power are NOT the same and the training methods
for achieving maximum performance in one or the other differ
considerably. Just as the methods for achieving maximum anaerobic
cardio differ considerably from the methods for long-term endurance
cardio.

This is absurd. Strength = power FOR OUR PURPOSES.


For OUR purposes? OUR?

ONE HUNDRED BONUS POINTS, TRAV! One hundred extra points for lawyerly
lying so brazen nobody else would have the chutzpah to try!

OUR? You now speak for me, do ya, Trav? Or do you have a tapeworm?

No, fuckhead, strength is not power and power is not strength. Not for
MY purposes.

WTF is your problem? You are completely useless to have a discussion
with.

Useless to you perhaps, since I won't let you get away with your
deceitful lawyerly bull***. You're the one who initiated the semantic
quibbling with your bull*** about the meaning of sprint. You're the one
who, too dishonest to admit you misspoke, tried to bluster that strength
and power are the same. And now that I've been hammered you like a nail,
you whine about it. Tough titties!

I did not seek your participation in this thread, so if you wish to
withdraw - exposed as a liar, dissembler, and quibbler once again! - I
will raise no objection.

Regards,
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