Thread started by eddieboyinla at 07.2.08 - 6:04 am

ON DTV 4.4, THESE GUYZ ARE PUSSYS, SEVERAL METERS AND THATS IT, I AND MOST RIDAS ALWAYS DO SEVERAL MILES, A FEW TIMES A WEEK, AND LIKE THAT FUCKIN RABBIT, (NOT YOU BORFO) ON THE 'ENERGIZIER' COMMERCIAL, WE KEEP GOING, HOW IS WHAT THEY DO ON A TRACK, GET THEM TO THE OLYMPICS?

I DONT GET IT, SORRY GUYZ BUT I THINK WHAT WE DO IS TRUELY AMAZINING,

AGREE OR DISAGREE?

IMAGINE DOING THIS SHIT DRUNK AND HIGH, AND STILL MAKE IT HOME? (SMOETIMES'WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS')
[THE SONG]

TO WIT: http://www.worldtrackcycling.com/


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...Eddie, do you know how fast those people are moving in those "few meters"? Do you know the physical requirements to GO that fast?
If you've ever watched a track race, you would not be naysaying these guys.
That's like saying Olympic sprinters only run a "few meters", or gymnasts only "walk across a balance beam" or some other ludicrous statement.

What we do is amazing, sure, but not on a physical requirements level.



FuzzBeast
07.2.08 - 7:24 am

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BULL SHIT! 62-69 KILOMETERS, OVERRATED, SOMETHING LIKE THAT I THINK, ANYBODY KNOW?

I STARTED THE THREAD, BECAUSE I WANT TO UNDERSTAND THIS STUFF, SOMETHINGS I KNOW ABOUT, OTHER THINGS I DONT, ENLIGHTEN ME PLEASE.

GOOD MORNING FUZZY!



eddieboyinla
07.2.08 - 7:29 am

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HANDBONE
07.2.08 - 7:31 am

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HUH? YOU UP EARLY



eddieboyinla
07.2.08 - 7:32 am

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morning eddie

yeah the way i look at it is i would rather Win at a great sprint than at riding around all day, less time and more instant gratification.



HANDBONE
07.2.08 - 7:35 am

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and then you celebrate by getting drunk and high all day long with the victory money



HANDBONE
07.2.08 - 7:36 am

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Eddie, head over to the velodrome in Encino and check it out. You'll find that it is a lot harder than it looks. Also, depending upon the type of race, there can be a ton of strategy involved.

Consider this, the distances we ride can only be considered middle distances for cycling, and the intensity with which we do it is about equivalent to a casual jogger. So what we are doing is about the equivalent of the folks who go out and run 10K runs on the weekends. Even if they ran competitive distances, whether 100m sprints, the middle distances, or the marathon, they are under no illusions about the level of athleticism required to be competitive on the world stage. Cycling is no different. Track riders are riding those "few meters" at a level of intensity that the vast majority of us couldn't come close to matching, just as none of us can run a sub-10 second 100 meter dash.



ideasculptor
07.2.08 - 9:19 am

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"ON DTV 4.4,"

dude, you're one of 5 people watching 4.4!!!!! you win a prize!



toweliesbong
07.2.08 - 11:31 am

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As someone who busts their ass at the track weekly for the past few months, I can tell you that it's not "pussy shit."

Every single event invovles strength, strategy, and sheer balls. It's not just about riding a bike in a circle. Track racing is a serious sport that requires tons of training to even get DECENT at.

At 35+ mph, all it takes it one fuck up and you can have yourself a possibly career ending (or life altering) wreck. There is a lot more involved in track cycling than just being "really fast", if you have no strategy you can be the fastest person on the track, and still lose.

Now go watch a youtube video of keirin racing in japan and tell me that full contact cycling in the rain (in which body armor is worn to prevent your skin from being peeled off by the grippy track surface) is a sport for wimps.



kyber
07.2.08 - 12:44 pm

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HMMM, THANKS, APPARENTLY I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING, OR MAYBE (YOU THINK?) I JUST NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THE SKILLS INVOLVED, IF I OFFENDED YOU THEN FUCK YOU (LOVINGLY SAID) FOR SHOWING ME HOW STUPID I SOUNDED ON-LINE, ENOUGH SAID.

AGAIN THANKS



eddieboyinla
07.3.08 - 3:02 am

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HANDBONE
07.3.08 - 7:55 am

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