Jeetendra

explorer

[Vipin Tiwari @Vipintiwari952]

What if AR Rahman saab had used authentic Mithila song in Ramayan instead of forcing Sufi-style songs into it. It would have felt so much more culturally rooted and fitting.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod (5/n) and usa has only 1 equal to venzuala and dominican republic, who both are not very developed nation i guess.
so all these real example points to only one conclusion """SPORT SCIENCE IS NOT THE ULTIMATE DECIDER"

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod (4/n)as Usain bolt comes from a weak nation but is considered GOAT.And then marry kom(india) is 6 times world boxing champion(there no sport science for boxing here) and even though sport science in USA is much more advanced than japan, its japan who has won 3 times WBC titles.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod (3/n) as of today, we can't perfectly predict the weather, we don't fully understand biology,and we are still discovering things about the human body. So your claim is just a theory. Only a proper experiment can prove whether a baseball player is better than a cricketer

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod (2/n)My previous arguments were targeted to your science claim, not about whether India is weak or not. Science is not the only variable. Very poor countries, even without proper access, have achieved unimaginable heights. We still don't completely understand the human body.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod (1/n) sports science in Indian cricket isn't weak.Sports science is largely built on physics (biomechanics and statistics for weather and pitch reports).since modern knowledge is almost universal, whatever technology the usa uses for analytics, India has access to as well.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@cricBC Thats what makes baseball boring. Who wouldn't want to witness Shoaib Akhtar, Jasprit bumrah or M.Muralitharan's magic? Or batsmen like MS Dhoni, Ross Taylor, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, and Steve Smith, each unorthodox in their own way? Sport entertains because it's unpredictable.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@TheRedStripesSG @Bbbbyoip physics for cricket is simply more complex because nature involvement is superior than baseball.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod On the flip side, sports science in India is well developed for cricket. I don't know whether it matches the USA's level for baseball, but it is on par with Australia and England

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod Optimized swings can definitely be learned through practice. That's basically what I said. Science isn't only equation: the human mind is always thinking about how to get better results. Practice is essentially real-time science experiments without equations.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@ZymFan @BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod nah not in same way !
what british did to india, nobody in the history did this to any country in this universe.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod As a conclusion
https://t.co/Lh98lEGie5 is as hard as baseball at least if not harder
2.indians dont care about other sports because they offer no money upfront and government do not support
3. Cricket offers money and support both so people master it.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod so your logic that baseball is harder because science is more developed does not hold!
and why india is bad in olympics i have already discussed so good night 😴

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod and to make a contradictory point science does not only represent research papers and complex analytics , experiment based science which generally overlooked and comes from intense practice is the most important part of any sport.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod brazil has 4 football world cup and Argentina has 3 i guess and usa has 0?
Sports is not science you have understand this first ! yeah science helps you improve and can take your game to next level , but its not everything!

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod and now i wont be able to reply further ! nice talking with you have a nice day.

[Jeetendra @jeetab07]

@BootyBooFN @dk_fakegod The massive population—along with the fact that everyone plays cricket—creates a rigid barrier. On top of that, the physics of cricket is so complex that even the most advanced methods can't fully master it nature plays a massive role in the game.