Yes, soccer was much harder. Longer games, not much rest between running, running all out for longer distance.
So youāre saying that soccer players are inherently more at risk for cardiac incidents than football players are, based on the nature of their sport?
I just read the source you got this from.
No, thatās not what the poll says. The poll asks respondents questions regarding 7 measures of the company: Affinity, ethics, growth, product/service, citizenship, vision, and culture. They then receive an aggregate score of the 7 categories. The 100 companies that are on the list in the first place are there based on public FAMILIARITY, not likeability or trustworthiness. People were asked ādo you know what this company isā, lol. Obviously pfizer and moderna jumped from not rated to top 100 because of Covid. Public awareness of the companies is now very high.
To be clear, this is not a āpublic trust survey.ā It is a corporate reputuation poll. Which is not the same thing. Iāve linked the actual survey results here: The Axios Harris Poll 100 - Harris Poll
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Then track athletes should be dropping like flies.
not going to get into debate over anything as iāve sworn off PWI.
Looking over that list showed some rather startling resultsā¦
People still ranked Nike as relatively āgoodā in terms of ethics despite near slave-labor in some asian countries.
Amazon ranked very highly despite them having multiple recording devices in most homes (alexa) and tailoring advertisements via invasion of privacy.
Apple despite losing a lawsuit proving they force their older products to operate slower.
I know this is a listing of most visible companies, but these few I mentioned really ought to be worse on the scale they used for favorability. A little scary to read IMO
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Then track athletes should be dropping like flies.
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And the medic teams for multi billion football teams would get dropped fast. Canāt imagine Manchester city owners allowing 1/2 billion pound of assets being risked.
haha I love it. I looked at a few of the other companies too to see what different scores āseemedā to mean. It makes me feel like the public knows very little about most of these companiesā¦
Chipotle ranked #76 on ethics. Thatās weird, considering the companies above it. Fucking JP Morgan is a more ethical company than Chipotle?
But yea, some weird results.
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I may have misspoke on the trust but, they are not simply asked ādo you know what this company isā.
-Americans are asked which two ā in their opinion ā stand out as having the best reputation and which two have the worst reputation in America today
Much more goes into it. Pfizer and Moderna ranked high on many lists Moderna was high on ethics.
https://theharrispoll.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Axios-Harris-Poll-100-2021-Report.pdf
Many long distance runners have. I would assume sprinters would be in similar group to football and basketball players.
And to be clear I am not saying millions are dying of heart issues, simply that it is a very real side effect, that has effected many. Just like Vioxx and Bextra was very real.
All medical drugs have potential side effects, for some reason people believe the vaccines do not. That or they make it seem like it is 1 or 2 rare cases.
- and the added issue which many medical professionals have voiced their concern over is whether multiple shots as well as boosters may not have a cumulative effect. Raising the potential for side effects.
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Lol NFL players juice way harderā¦ that alone will sky-rocket the risk an NFL player would have for dropping on the field relative to a soccer player.
Pfizer made Viagraā¦ soā¦ yes
Theyāre the bestā¦
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It is not the juice. It is the cardiac intensity in soccer in comparison to other sports. Even track is not that intensive. Because even at 10 k you run at a constant speed of 20 + km per hour in a locomotive motion. There is no change of direction or change of speed, not super intensive bursts. 20 km per hour is a serious speed, but track athletes at 10k basically train to have a high tempo LISS their entire life.
To say it in other words. I can easily make 10 k right now. But to make 10k while playing soccer is another animal. I usually log 7 k per 1 hour in soccer and that is because I am breathless. Since I am coaching, when I have to play for my team I usually half time or 60 min sub myself, because I know I canāt play another 30 to 45 mins in a decent pace.
You are fighting. You know how people get tired in a fight. For novices it is usually the adrenalin, but in general the tempo changes a lot and especially if you have to Side step a lot or if you kick a lot the energy levels are depleting quickly. But if you are mostly Boxing and can command the tempo and range you are less likely to lose your breath.
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I actually prefer cialis. It lasts for 2-3 days. Great for an entire weekend. The Indian generics are hypothetically just as good.
If Elli Lily and Co made a vaccine, Iād have been first in line for it.
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Doesnāt matterā¦ you canāt compare sayā¦ ultra marathon running and trenning hard, or soccer and a tren + test + mast + winny comboā¦ Trenbolone will kill you 10x faster, ditto with the latter.
Youāll be walking around with cardiomyopathy
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Fighting is also very difficult. Requires an immense amount of aerobic capacity coupled with bursts of anaerobic output at the same time.
Professional boxers go 12x3 minute rounds. The averave dude off the street wonāt even be able to go 2 minutes.
Fighting in terms of a street fight itās 90% anaerobic as itās typically over in ten seconds.
Muay Thai fighters (pro) spar/hit pads/hit the bag for 2 hours per day AND they run 10km (at the very least) every dayā¦ why arenāt they dropping from vaccines?
They usually retire in their 20s
I actually found boxing to be more tiring as teeping in Muay Thai made it easier for me to keep distance for a second or two so I could catch my breath.
He just needs to try tren ace for 2 weeks to see it how it affects your cardio lol. I think heāll have his mind blown.
Heard about it from a friend. #steroidsr4losers
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I found all of them hypothetically messed with cardioā¦ they all felt (in dosages above 250mg/wk) as if they were toxic to a degree, as if someoneās hypothetical body was under strain at the time. Bloodwork/pulse pressure reflects this
Never tried tren and never will
Best cardio I ever had was on 100-125mg test/wk + beta alanine
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āHow far have I been running?ā
ā300 metresā
āWell thatās me doneā¦ heart rate 170bpmā¦ gonna go jerk offā
From what Iāve heardā¦ thatās tren.
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This makes no sense. An 800 or 400 meter runner is pushing his heart more intensely than a soccer player at any point in a game. And heās doing it for a longer time as well. We can even look at how middle distance runners train if you want. They include multiple sprints of varying distances when doing speed training. Change of speed? What about fartlek training?
Hey now, heās a beer league soccer coach. He is an expert in his field and shame on you for questioning his expertise.