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Yeah and we never had to take hits. I always loved how football dudes would call us soft and I would think have you lames couldn't take a punch if it came down to it and one of my boys who was on the team and a second degree black belt at my Oyama school beat the piss out of this senior from the football team when I was a freshman. All he did was throw his bookbag up in the air and while dude was looking up two quick roundhouse punches and dude was on the floor crying over a busted lip and a bloody nose. Made me see the difference between real tough guys early on. And the karate kid was only 5'6 maybe 140 and the kid playing football was a solid 5'10 and 185 always bragging he could bench 235(sounded like a lot to us dudes on track lol)

we used to skirt the baseball field on the way to our field before practice...all the while teasing those 'athletes'

never really said anything to the track guys, since the fastest guys on the team usually ran it. I do remember some fist fights erupting inside the locker room between football players tho. I miss those days, lol.

that and the dead mouse that stunk up the locker room during the summer....eeh gads
 
we used to skirt the baseball field on the way to our field before practice...all the while teasing those 'athletes'

never really said anything to the track guys, since the fastest guys on the team usually ran it. I do remember some fist fights erupting inside the locker room between football players tho. I miss those days, lol.

that and the dead mouse that stunk up the locker room during the summer....eeh gads

Yeah why is baseball considered a sport? You barely move for 2 hours.
 
Yeah why is baseball considered a sport? You barely move for 2 hours.

their practice was a joke, straight up

tennis practice was a joke too, but it's tennis and u expect a certain amount of fluff, lol

but on the flip side, in tennis you do have to move a lot...so i guess they're more athletic in that respect than baseball guys
 
the wrestlers back in HS used to call me gay for playing tennis

like..seriously...dude you have sex with other men in one-piece bathing suits..stop playin

i respect track guys as well.... in football, you spend time outside on the track doing sprints, shuttle runs, and all sorts of stuff..then you'd come in and do laps inside the school, running up the steps from the 1st floor to the 3rd, all the way around the school, down the steps to the 1st, back around to the original stairwell and do it again... track and ball goes hand in hand

Got some flak for playing for the golf team in HS, not a cool sport way back then, and was certainly the only Black guy wherever we went. Was not too bad though because I was the man on the basketball court.
 
Got some flak for playing for the golf team in HS, not a cool sport way back then, and was certainly the only Black guy wherever we went. Was not too bad though because I was the man on the basketball court.

lol

i was never anything in basketball. my dad wanted me to get into it, but i stopped growing at 6'2 (he's 6'5) and always figured I was too short to be so corny. If I had kids tho..i'd probably try to get them into Tennis, golf or whatever. When i look back on football, I think that I must have been slightly crazy to do that. It's a very dangerous sport that can leave you with some nasty injuries. I'd rather them pick up jiu-jitsu or muay thai, than get hit by someone running down the field at full speed.
 
lol

i was never anything in basketball. my dad wanted me to get into it, but i stopped growing at 6'2 (he's 6'5) and always figured I was too short to be so corny. If I had kids tho..i'd probably try to get them into Tennis, golf or whatever. When i look back on football, I think that I must have been slightly crazy to do that. It's a very dangerous sport that can leave you with some nasty injuries. I'd rather them pick up jiu-jitsu or muay thai, than get hit by someone running down the field at full speed.

With you on this. Btw stop bitchin about being 6'2 I'd give up a first born to be 6'2 lol. Around here it was way more about the handle. If you had a yo yo and a jumper it was all good. My brother is 5'8 and played D1 ball but that kid also outworked a lot of people. While I was inside reading or bsing with my girlfriend dude was running up and down our street with ankle and wrist weights dribbling two balls. But if I have kids I'd want them to take the martial arts road. I always wished I had someone to push me or the very least support me and I wouldn't be going back to get my black belt at 30 smh.
 
With you on this. Btw stop bitchin about being 6'2 I'd give up a first born to be 6'2 lol. Around here it was way more about the handle. If you had a yo yo and a jumper it was all good. My brother is 5'8 and played D1 ball but that kid also outworked a lot of people. While I was inside reading or bsing with my girlfriend dude was running up and down our street with ankle and wrist weights dribbling two balls. But if I have kids I'd want them to take the martial arts road. I always wished I had someone to push me or the very least support me and I wouldn't be going back to get my black belt at 30 smh.

like i said i was too short to be corny....

if i worked on it, I probably could have gotten better

as for getting ur karate black belt...all u gotta do nowadays is fork over 2 grand, sign a contract, and get it after a guaranteed 2 years

:p
 
like i said i was too short to be corny....

if i worked on it, I probably could have gotten better

as for getting ur karate black belt...all u gotta do nowadays is fork over 2 grand, sign a contract, and get it after a guaranteed 2 years

:p

Not in the Oyama Orginization they take that shit very seriously. They still hold a kumite regularly. You get in either by nomination or invitation. I'd take that shit over a UFC fight any day of the century.
 
Not in the Oyama Orginization they take that shit very seriously. They still hold a kumite regularly. You get in either by nomination or invitation. I'd take that shit over a UFC fight any day of the century.

i fathomed doing that stuff...then I remember how David Loisseau stopped fighting after getting his face MANGLED by Rich Franklin's repeated elbow strikes...

it was very sick

for now, id just stick with training it and helping guys spar

a career in MMA is a fool-hearty one that doesn't last long
 
lol...have you ever worked in a child related industry? through my "money earning jobs" whilst staying home with my kids, i have been a kinder assistant. do you know how exhausting 25 4 year old can be? i'm talking about just talking and doing craft. no shit, don't under estimate the amount of work just "talking" with children is. my daily routine is talking, breaking up arguments, cooking, cleaning, entertaining, nursing, running, wrestling and the rest. let me assure you, IT IS HARD WORK. i work in an office as well, and that is a piece of piss compared to having to deal with children 24 hours a day.

LOL you end up being the mediator of warring nations. LOL

good in theory, but if it has been decided that the mother will stay home to look after the children and will lessen her career so she can concentrate on the children, there will never be a fair outcome. i don't know if you or any of the men commenting on this have ever made a sacrifice like a woman does. i was top in my field up until i fell pregnant and then it was decided that i would stay at home to look after the kids. after my marriage broke down i couldn't get back into the field that i worked as it requires hours, lots and lots of hours a day, which means that my children wouldn't see me, so i cleaned houses, waitressed, assisted in kinders....

i'm still not in my desired field of employment because it would mean that i would have to sacrifice my childrens needs, so i work a job that is never going to get me any where so i can be there for my kids. my ex said to me the other day that i should do more with the kids during the school holidays and i had to remind him that whilst he has the luxury of being able to work without guilt, i somehow have to juggle work and kids during the summer break. to get in my 8-10 hours a day, i'm starting work at 6am and not getting to bed until 2am.

i would like to see some of the men on here talking about wanting their wives to stay home with their kids, but not giving up their careers to try and see what it's like to still be relevent in the workforce after 8+ years. if you think getting a job out there is tough now, when you are working, try to imagine what it's like when you haven't been working and trying to get a job outside the home.

giving up shit is my middle name. it all depends on POV. women who stay home get mad at the men for not being home enuff from work. when men reduce their time from work women get mad because they arent getting what their friends are getting (sweet vacations and $300 purses.) men take it to heart when they cant provide EVERYTHING. hell, look at these super wealthy people.....no matter what they still get divorced. NO one (men and women) is ever satisfied with anything.
 
You sure ya'll are black? lol
I did the same shit except the tennis and skateboard that was usually replaced with basketball(the only thing keeping my blackcard since I chased after white girls and ran cross country lol)

LOL - I couldn't hoop (too short), but I liked to watch it. Tennis and cross country actually reinforced each other as the running helped my stamina and eventually led me to endurance sports in general. And to add insult to injury, I played soccer as a kid too. :D

lol

i was never anything in basketball. my dad wanted me to get into it, but i stopped growing at 6'2 (he's 6'5) and always figured I was too short to be so corny. If I had kids tho..i'd probably try to get them into Tennis, golf or whatever. When i look back on football, I think that I must have been slightly crazy to do that. It's a very dangerous sport that can leave you with some nasty injuries. I'd rather them pick up jiu-jitsu or muay thai, than get hit by someone running down the field at full speed.

I didn't catch a growth spurt until college. I graduated HS at a whopping 5'7". The rest didn't kick in until the summer before my 19th birthday.
 
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