edited a video of all the clips together for YT, and video editor crashed on export & lost it.. will re-do it later. tons of software issues getting these clips up, the state of software is just a complete train wreck.
took some running clips at the end of my track workout.. lmao!! bout to get them off of my phone and upload some etc.
this will be the first time i've actually seen myself run.. even though they should be small clips because I had to put my phone on the tripod etc - no one to film me, still excited.
To me, this was just as impressive as a 50 pt game. Very efficient against a very long and tough Milwaukee team on nat'l tv @ milwuakee.....
completely agree.. "efficient" is beautiful. I think that's why I love watching Steph, he's unselfish and extremely efficient. Kyrie is doing that in BOS right now with these performances.
Contrast that to some of Kobe or Iverson's 50+ games, where they just take every shot going nuts .. still incredible, but I really do love the more effortless 25-30's with the rest of the stat line filled out. WB is a monster but lots of times it looks like he's "forcing it".
Steph and Kyrie have alot of similar qualities to me.. Steph with the range/J advantage, Kyrie with the penetration advantage. Both guys have incredible ball handling & passing, though very different styles.
planning on starting to use "hills" in jan .. and just saw this:
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Moiben Road. A favourite training destination for Kenyan athletes living in Iten, Eldoret and other surrounding towns 🇰🇪 Considered 'flat' compared to much of the surrounding countryside it would still be considered a very hilly run for most 🇰🇪 Hills must now be the main Kenyan 'secret' in an era when the 'secrets' of Kenyan running have been reported time and again 🇰🇪 Run hills as often as you can through your normal day to day running and reap the benefits
damn didn't know it was like that over there too .. probably not too many places in the world where being thin is as frowned upon as the US, so sucks that's the case for AU as well.
Being skinny/thin just bothers some men, so damn much. It's astonishing.. I'm sure most of them aren't envious at all, they look at you like you are just inferior & a disgrace to being a man.
When I look at Mo Farah or Kipchoge etc, I see power & strength. Other people see weakness, "refugee", "female", etc. Meanwhile these guys are freaks of nature athletically, and their training is on par with the toughest in the world. Just crazy how people's minds work.
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Same as if you video yourself dunking or lifting some people will criticize you but deep down it's mainly that their envious that they either don't have the confidence or athleticism to do the same feat.
ya there's this weird reaction from envious people .. not saying all people who "hate" or criticize are envious, some of them just genuinely think someone is stupid or inferior for doing whatever it is they are doing .. but for the truly envious ones, that reaction is just incredible to me. For example, if i'm out running and I see someone faster than me, which is extremely rare, i'd be happy af. That'd be exciting to me, i wouldn't be mad, jealous, annoyed .. Just like in dunking; when I was jumping high & landing some nice dunks, I didn't care at all if someone could jump higher or dunk better, in fact, it motivated me and made me excited. I'd also ask them, hey man want to be in my video?! For example, the lion swag video with the dude who could jump out of the gym.. I have a bunch of other videos where I feature people landing all kinds of dunks, simple ones to amazing ones. I guess I just don't identify at all with these "hater" types, they are mysterious to me.
In the words of Conor McGregor, man.. whada buncha fooqn biches.
You're the man! If everyone possessed the same attitude as yours the world be such a more tolerant/better place.