If cardio exercise strengthens your heart by making it work harder, shouldn't stimulants--amphetamines, caffeine, etc--help it too?
Big Fitness is lying to you.
@Mitch___Lowe@ArtemisConsort Weirdly enough, the public transit in SF is far less susceptible to this problem than you’d think. Way worse in NY and worst of all in LA.
Low-frequency electromagnetic fields can degrade collagen, weaken tendons, and cause soft-tissue damage at levels regulators call "safe."
We have a real world case study proving this:
An NFL team whose practice facility sits next to a massive electrical substation.
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@TTrout50 Maybe you shouldn’t get yourself in the situation where a handful of bad calls can be outcome determinative against a team with half its salary cap on the IR. Tough shit.
@BarstoolChief Bama in. They set the precedent by allowing a shitty SMU team in last year. The committee has already been biased enough against the SEC; they know they can't make their anti-SEC bias that obvious.
@ShayneTrail It's not a fall off when he was never on. He looked like shit against FSU in week 1. He strung together a few decent weeks like any QB with that roster would, and now his true colors are showing again.
@HBrandstaetter There is a difference between filing a civil suit against a newspaper and censoring, fining, and imprisoning people for saying mean (but true) things about Muslims. Are you being disingenuous or are you actually this stupid?
@defender_tay Texas Tech may actually be good. #5 in FPI. That being said, FPI isn't great at measuring teams that look great in soft ecosystems but lack the physical traits/talent for that efficiency to scale upwards against top level competition.
We'll see.
BYU has some of the least athletic players you'll ever see. The fact that this team went 11-1 shows you how awful the Big 12 is... Just a bunch of dorky white dudes getting juked out of their socks.