AMAZING 9 Year Old Girl Football Player

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[quote]browndisaster wrote:

[quote]hungry4more wrote:

[quote]browndisaster wrote:
she’s awesome! great footwork at 2:30

I view her situation similar to age groups for youth leagues and weight classes for fighting/powerlifting.
If someone wants to compete in a tougher group/class, it’s ok because there are no advantages conferred. If they want to compete in a younger or lighter group, it’s unfair.

I guess this is sexist, considering I’m essentially saying that the male groupings in these sports are tougher than the female groups, but it’s true in the vast majority of cases.[/quote]

It’s only sexist if only letting you compete in equal or tougher classes in boxing/powerlifting etx is weight-ist, age-ist, etc. It’s called acknowledging the damn truth. It’s the same reason that women aren’t allowed in combat MOS’s in the military still, because they ARE NOT the same. Equal in rights? Sure. Equal in capabilities? Nope. I’ve read account after account of stellar female Marines working with grunt units (attached to them, not a part of them), and their bodies physically break down MUCH faster than the men’s bodies, simply because they don’t recover as quickly as men, on average can’t withstand the same rigors and physical stresses, etc. So can a dude be in the Air Force? Sure. Should women be grunts in the Marines? Probably not. [/quote]

I agree with you as far as equal rights but unequal capabilities. However, military duty is far different than boxing, football, and powerlifting. In those cases, if a woman wants to compete outside her class, I think it should be allowed.
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I compete in powerlifting, and I am active duty military. I think I am quite aware of the differences. In powerlifting, class divisions are a nice way of separating people into categories. In the military, keeping women out of combat keeps more people from being killed, and more women from acquiring permanent disabilities (not necessarily due to combat, but to the extreme rigors of grunt life). Oh, not to mention the whole rape thing, sexual harassment in a field environment (which is already bad enough as it is), etc etc.

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It is nothing to be amazed about. A girl being able to do this when there is a much larger gap in physical abilities, that would be much more impressive. This hasn’t happened yet. Lets see a girl playing running back in college lol.

A time will come when this girl takes a hit and doesn’t get up, give it some time. IMO boys and girls should be separated for this reason, especially in sports such as football, rugby, etc.

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I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school.

I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age.

She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one

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[quote]mbdix wrote:
I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school. I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age. She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one [/quote]

Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.

It ain’t that big a deal anyway it happens all the time for the boys too. The best athlete boys almost always get overtaken by later maturing boys. It’s life, they accept it and move on. The same will happen with her. The boys will eventually overtake her and maybe even some of the girls too. At the very minimum she will have great memories and fantastic videos for all time.

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[quote]on edge wrote:

[quote]mbdix wrote:
I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school. I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age. She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one [/quote]

Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.

It ain’t that big a deal anyway it happens all the time for the boys too. The best athlete boys almost always get overtaken by later maturing boys. It’s life, they accept it and move on. The same will happen with her. The boys will eventually overtake her and maybe even some of the girls too. At the very minimum she will have great memories and fantastic videos for all time.[/quote]

Yeah, you’re probably right.

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[quote]on edge wrote:

[quote]mbdix wrote:
I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school. I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age. She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one [/quote]

Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.

It ain’t that big a deal anyway it happens all the time for the boys too. The best athlete boys almost always get overtaken by later maturing boys. It’s life, they accept it and move on. The same will happen with her. The boys will eventually overtake her and maybe even some of the girls too. At the very minimum she will have great memories and fantastic videos for all time.[/quote]

It also doesn’t have to end here in terms of sports. She’s great at running the ball, maybe women’s Rugby, or even soccer? Who knows.

As far as the topic, this is pretty crazy to see a girl dominating all the boys on the field, it’s pretty impressive. Like other’s have said, it’s definitely an extreme case though where she’s “at the right spot in the right time”. I don’t see her going anywhere with it in the future (Football that is) but there are always other sports where she can be a beast in the, in future.

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[quote]Derek542 wrote:

[quote]DBCooper wrote:

[quote]Rico Suave wrote:

[quote]pstianb wrote:
She is fast ! Looks ridiculous !
If a girl outran my son like that he would have to do some serious amounts of sprint training.[/quote]

at that age, girls are more developed than males. it’s normal to see girls at the same age or even a year younger to be faster than the guys[/quote]

She’s two years younger than most of the kids out there.[/quote]
She is probably a transgender.

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Well, for one thing, she has balls.

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Future Olympian, for sure

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[quote]jldume wrote:

[quote]on edge wrote:

[quote]mbdix wrote:
I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school. I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age. She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one [/quote]

Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.

It ain’t that big a deal anyway it happens all the time for the boys too. The best athlete boys almost always get overtaken by later maturing boys. It’s life, they accept it and move on. The same will happen with her. The boys will eventually overtake her and maybe even some of the girls too. At the very minimum she will have great memories and fantastic videos for all time.[/quote]

It also doesn’t have to end here in terms of sports. She’s great at running the ball, maybe women’s Rugby, or even soccer? Who knows.

As far as the topic, this is pretty crazy to see a girl dominating all the boys on the field, it’s pretty impressive. Like other’s have said, it’s definitely an extreme case though where she’s “at the right spot in the right time”. I don’t see her going anywhere with it in the future (Football that is) but there are always other sports where she can be a beast in the, in future. [/quote]

Oh, I completely aree that she will be able to carry over her talents in other sports.

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[quote]jldume wrote:

[quote]on edge wrote:

[quote]mbdix wrote:
I give her props. At the same time, I think it should be cut off at some point. Junior High maybe. But, she wont keep up this against boys as they get older. And I dont think she should even be given the chance. I don’t think girls should be able to play on the boys football team after an age…not really sure what that age should be, but I am leaning towards Junior High/Middle school. I dont think there should be girl kickers on the HS team. It is probably gonna suck for her in the near future. She is good now against the competition. She is probably loving the sport now. Here in the very near future, it’s gonna all catch up. I kinda think the parents shoudn’t have done this. I just cant get away from her being this good now, loving it so much, then having to deal with it going away so quick at such a young age. She is doing great, but I already feel sorry for her. I hope i am wrong about everything I just wrote. haha. Good thread Gregon, this is a tricky one [/quote]

Better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.

It ain’t that big a deal anyway it happens all the time for the boys too. The best athlete boys almost always get overtaken by later maturing boys. It’s life, they accept it and move on. The same will happen with her. The boys will eventually overtake her and maybe even some of the girls too. At the very minimum she will have great memories and fantastic videos for all time.[/quote]

It also doesn’t have to end here in terms of sports. She’s great at running the ball, maybe women’s Rugby, or even soccer? Who knows.

As far as the topic, this is pretty crazy to see a girl dominating all the boys on the field, it’s pretty impressive. Like other’s have said, it’s definitely an extreme case though where she’s “at the right spot in the right time”. I don’t see her going anywhere with it in the future (Football that is) but there are always other sports where she can be a beast in the, in future. [/quote]

Oh, I completely aree that she will be able to carry over her talents in other sports.

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[quote]gregron wrote:
This girl…is the best running back under 4 feet tall since Maurice Jones-Drew.[/quote]

Lol. Looks more like a lack of tackling practice than anything. I’d be interested to see how far she’d go in football and I wish her the best of luck. Hopefully she hurts the boys rather than the other way around.

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[quote]pstianb wrote:
She is fast ! Looks ridiculous !
If a girl outran my son like that he would have to do some serious amounts of sprint training.[/quote]

Fast forward.

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[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Very cool for her.

It will not last though. Women don’t have the build or the test levels once puberty hits to keep up with men.

Although the question about field hockey is valid, no doubt guys won’t do it because they’d be shamed by their peers for it (and rightfully so.)

We all know it’s a one-way street for that shit, only women are allowed into guys sports because it’s “politically correct,” but whatever. [/quote]

I played volleyball in high school.

Amazon white bitches everywhere[/quote]

Not the same thing as field hockey. V-ball is a unisex sport.

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[quote]Derek542 wrote:

[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:

Although the question about field hockey is valid, no doubt guys won’t do it because they’d be shamed by their peers for it (and rightfully so.)

We all know it’s a one-way street for that shit, only women are allowed into guys sports because it’s “politically correct,” but whatever. [/quote]

Isn’t that how men got into gymnastics and volleyball?[/quote]

I think it is the other way around. Women got into those sports.

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[quote]Brother Chris wrote:

[quote]Derek542 wrote:

[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:

Although the question about field hockey is valid, no doubt guys won’t do it because they’d be shamed by their peers for it (and rightfully so.)

We all know it’s a one-way street for that shit, only women are allowed into guys sports because it’s “politically correct,” but whatever. [/quote]

Isn’t that how men got into gymnastics and volleyball?[/quote]

I think it is the other way around. Women got into those sports.[/quote]

Damnit BC that was a shot at those guys.

Facepalm.jpg

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That was a pretty badass highlight reel. My favorite parts were a couple times when she was getting tackled and kept driving the legs and moving forward; that’s how you fight for them yards.

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Very impressive. She wants to be a soccer player. I think some of the athleticism developed playing football will definitely help her.

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[quote]DBCooper wrote:

It’s funny. As soon as I tore everyone’s argument to pieces over in that over thread they all just left and haven’t come back. That’s what happens when you’re right in here.[/quote]

Maybe they left because of the kind of “evidence” you were presenting in support of your “argument.”

Here’s a sample. I think I pulled my serratus from laughing so hard:

[quote]
There are different ages, or yugas, on the planet and each expresses a different configuration of energy. As the astrological energies, the planetary configurations and spatial energies change, the development of consciousness upon the planet changes and so there are different ages. In the different ages different types of energy patterns gain predominance. These are sometimes called archetypes. These archetypes are configurations of energy patterns. The feminine archetype was fully manifested during the matriarchal era.

Matriarchy was well developed at an early time, long before recorded history. Matriarchal societies progressed down through the ages until perhaps 10,000 or 11,000 years ago when these societies, one by one, began to decline and be replaced by more aggressive, warlike and patriarchal societies. [/quote]

Eviscerated our arguments, he did.

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[quote]Brother Chris wrote:

[quote]Ct. Rockula wrote:

[quote]FightinIrish26 wrote:
Very cool for her.

It will not last though. Women don’t have the build or the test levels once puberty hits to keep up with men.

Although the question about field hockey is valid, no doubt guys won’t do it because they’d be shamed by their peers for it (and rightfully so.)

We all know it’s a one-way street for that shit, only women are allowed into guys sports because it’s “politically correct,” but whatever. [/quote]

I played volleyball in high school.

Amazon white bitches everywhere[/quote]

Not the same thing as field hockey. V-ball is a unisex sport.[/quote]

Nope.

In my state Volleyball is all girls unless a boy appeals and uses title 8…i think its title 9

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I’ve competed with women and the physical difference between them and a weight-trained male is just a massive chasm.

They tire too easy, break too easy and dont have the attitude of a man when it comes to getting up and doing shit of a physical nature. They’re not brought up to think like that.

Granted there are MMA women out there who can kick ass, they’re a minority.

Also, its a kids game, who gives a fuck about how well she does against boys at that level, come back when those kids are 6ft+ 220lbs+. Something tells me the wee girl would get flattened.