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Title: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 02, 2013, 02:30:00 am
Out of curiosity, is anybody in the forum an athlete of some form or fashion, or has been in the past? I've come across a good deal of football players (most linemen,) but that's about it. I've met quite a few Europeans who are involved or at least active in one sport or another, but not much else. The reason I had this on my mind was because I just got done with one of my track meets and wondered if anybody on here was doing the same thing.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: FleetFox on March 02, 2013, 11:08:48 am
Hey Fringe, I too am an athlete although I haven't ran in a track race for a couple years haha. In the UK I take part in cross country and Fell (Mountain Running). I also play lots of other sports because they are great fun! What distance do you run on the track? :)
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: NuberT on March 02, 2013, 12:18:44 pm
I think ~80-90% of german males start to play football(soccer), when they are 6 - 10 years old. Those who manage to quit in time are still able to walk at the age of 30 :D.

Personally not doing much, but little weightlifting. I guess psytrance and what comes with it, is my sport currently..
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Moncho on March 02, 2013, 12:26:12 pm
I have done a few sports, but circumstances have always ended up moving me apart from them (injuries and other commitments). Currently I jog once or twice a week, up to 8-10km, and fence twice a week (foil). In the past I have played many years of futsal and frontenis, which I loved but had to stop because I could not find any courts in the UK. Still play them during the summer though when I go back home.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Prpavi on March 02, 2013, 01:09:45 pm
played Hockey quite activley, later switched to field hockey, got into natinal squad so ye played quite allot.

then my neghborhood stepped in, showed me the party life and that was the end of that story  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 02, 2013, 04:39:31 pm
Hey Fringe, I too am an athlete although I haven't ran in a track race for a couple years haha. In the UK I take part in cross country and Fell (Mountain Running). I also play lots of other sports because they are great fun! What distance do you run on the track? :)

I ran the 800m and the 400m yesterday. I placed second in the 800 (was still a bad time,) and I think fourth in the 400m? Still have to check up on it because I was right behind the man who won it in my tier.

I think ~80-90% of german males start to play football(soccer), when they are 6 - 10 years old. Those who manage to quit in time are still able to walk at the age of 30 :D.

Personally not doing much, but little weightlifting. I guess psytrance and what comes with it, is my sport currently..

I was in a German clan once, the leader was a woman, but she was pretty involved in football (EU,) and so were all her family members. I thought it was pretty cool :P

I have done a few sports, but circumstances have always ended up moving me apart from them (injuries and other commitments). Currently I jog once or twice a week, up to 8-10km, and fence twice a week (foil). In the past I have played many years of futsal and frontenis, which I loved but had to stop because I could not find any courts in the UK. Still play them during the summer though when I go back home.

Were you from Spain originally? Glad to see that you still keep up a state of fitness. Was always fascinated with fencing too :D Really cool stuff!

played Hockey quite activley, later switched to field hockey, got into natinal squad so ye played quite allot.

then my neghborhood stepped in, showed me the party life and that was the end of that story  :mrgreen:

I know what you mean lol Sometimes the party life takes you away to another place entirely. I really lacked off this summer :/

Very cool to see some athletes in the game :D Noticed that all of you are from Europe lol. I myself only know a few athletic guys that play games, and none of the games they play are M&BW  :(

I also participate in my American football team, and also did Power-lifting this year. Glad to see many other athletic persons here on the forums and cRPG.  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: FleetFox on March 02, 2013, 06:54:54 pm
played Hockey quite activley, later switched to field hockey, got into natinal squad so ye played quite allot.

then my neghborhood stepped in, showed me the party life and that was the end of that story  :mrgreen:

Shit man, you should definitely get back into it, hockey is a great game and if you are talented you should pursue it as far as possible! :)

And nice one Fringe, both distances you mentioned are fun ^^
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Uther Pendragon on March 03, 2013, 08:58:48 pm
I used to play badminton after a 1-year training + few amateurish contests, but since I crippled my leg I can forget about single-games, only doubles and barely that.

Oh well, more time to no-life :)
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 03, 2013, 09:07:48 pm
I used to play badminton after a 1-year training + few amateurish contests, but since I crippled my leg I can forget about single-games, only doubles and barely that.

Oh well, more time to no-life :)

Heh, I'm thankful I've taken no such injuries. Guess it does build on your cRPG playing time though.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Uther Pendragon on March 03, 2013, 09:14:42 pm
Heh, I'm thankful I've taken no such injuries. Guess it does build on your cRPG playing time though.

I'd say it even reflects on my slow-ass build with only 4 athl  :lol:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Teeth on March 03, 2013, 09:22:25 pm
I myself only know a few athletic guys that play games, and none of the games they play are M&BW  :(
I can't help but wonder, why is this important to you?
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Zlisch_The_Butcher on March 03, 2013, 09:26:41 pm
Teeth that's pretty simple, he wants to relate with warband players in other things than just playing warband, and he wants to relate to athletes in other things than running around.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 04, 2013, 12:23:02 am
Teeth that's pretty simple, he wants to relate with warband players in other things than just playing warband, and he wants to relate to athletes in other things than running around.

^ This exactly. I find it awesome that there are athletic people even in games, which seems to be a rarity. I think physical health is an important part to one's life, even if I have lacked off at some times. I mean...it's only a question. :D
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: BASNAK on March 04, 2013, 01:28:40 am
I lift everyday and have big mascles ouuuuuaeh hueee. Does that count?

P.S I dont have big muscles :(
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Tears of Destiny on March 04, 2013, 01:36:49 am
Track and Tennis.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Prpavi on March 05, 2013, 10:50:00 am
Track and Tennis.


i think deep inside we all knew u played tennis.  :mrgreen:

Shit man, you should definitely get back into it, hockey is a great game and if you are talented you should pursue it as far as possible! :)

And nice one Fringe, both distances you mentioned are fun ^^

Im 29 man think it aint gonna work out  :mrgreen: plus my body took a beating, im full of bumps and croooked bones :D also i gained weight by drinking and not excersising, im back to propper life now  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Zox_Fury on March 05, 2013, 11:30:16 am
Workout, running ,swim'n and most important for french frog train to escape faster than the wind
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Vibe on March 05, 2013, 11:32:16 am
I'm what they call a face athlete. Being handsome is hard physical work, many people don't realize this.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Torben on March 05, 2013, 11:44:27 am
Out of curiosity, is anybody in the forum an athlete of some form or fashion, or has been in the past? I've come across a good deal of football players (most linemen,) but that's about it. I've met quite a few Europeans who are involved or at least active in one sport or another, but not much else. The reason I had this on my mind was because I just got done with one of my track meets and wondered if anybody on here was doing the same thing.

nice dude!  track is the shit,  and you are doing the two most hurtful disciplines ^^

I ran 400m in our teams relay on a national level and later went on to doing 100/60m when I found my love for str training : )

what country/state are you from?

my latest athletic accomplishment is winning a beer chugging contest against Rob Schwartz during the london olympics ^^
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Boerenlater on March 05, 2013, 05:18:19 pm
In the past I was a member of the local waterpolo and volleyball team, also did judo.
These days it's just fitness and running outside.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: SixThumbs on March 05, 2013, 07:40:22 pm
I do some strength training about three times a week and make pretend I still have martial talent.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Oarsman on March 05, 2013, 10:39:58 pm
Rowing  8-) 12-13 times a week ( Of course not only rowing, but also lifting weights and riding the road bike)
Was in the national squad 2 years ago as a junior and trying to get back in now as a senior.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Thovex on March 05, 2013, 10:45:24 pm
Quite a bunch of Basketball.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Torben on March 05, 2013, 10:54:55 pm
Rowing  8-) 12-13 times a week ( Of course not only rowing, but also lifting weights and riding the road bike)
Was in the national squad 2 years ago as a junior and trying to get back in now as a senior.

nais!
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Umbra on March 05, 2013, 11:03:11 pm
I have a funny rowing story. I trained rowing as a kid for some time but then i quit. Anyway the school rowing championship race comes along ( Various schools in the city send their teams ) but by that time i havent rowed for a year, neither had my mates. So we decided to participate for shits and giggles and we managed to grab second place with no prior training or any preparation at all. We havent been in the water for a year, came there, got in the boat, got 2nd and left. They were all like: who the fuck are these guys?

(Mind you, most of the clubs are in close proximity and they know each other well)

Later our former coach invited us to train again but we were all like: Our work here is done dude adios.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 06, 2013, 02:30:31 am
nice dude!  track is the shit,  and you are doing the two most hurtful disciplines ^^

I ran 400m in our teams relay on a national level and later went on to doing 100/60m when I found my love for str training : )

what country/state are you from?

my latest athletic accomplishment is winning a beer chugging contest against Rob Schwartz during the london olympics ^^

Texas, United States of America. Yes, the 800m can be a bitch, and even the 400m can too.



As for everybody else I'm awed to see this many athletes, and amazed at the variety of sports all of you attend. I hope most of you keep up the good work and continue to live a healthy lifestyle.  :D

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Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Zox_Fury on March 06, 2013, 10:24:37 am
True Fringe , healthy lifestyle brought by sport is so important.

  And more than it , sport gives sanity and well-being .. Best therapy ever for people which feel bad about themselves
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Torben on March 06, 2013, 11:20:36 am
Texas, United States of America. Yes, the 800m can be a bitch, and even the 400m can too.

mate,  you might wanna check out elitetrack.com
mike young,  the sights owner,  is a promovated biomachanic and coach,  charlie francis, vern gambetta and many more were on there back when i was active and I learnt a huge fucking bunch. 
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Casimir on March 06, 2013, 12:41:07 pm
Played rugby for years. Haven't played since I've been at uni as smoking n drinking has ruined any semblance of health I once had...
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Lennu on March 06, 2013, 12:41:57 pm

I used to play badminton competitively some years ago. On the tip of my "career" I was 13th on the Finland's ranking for my age group. Then came in the family issues, move to another city with a shitty possibilities to play badminton anymore, and my loss of interest to that sport.
Nowdays I'm snowboarding and skiing the winters, and running during summers.
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Torben on March 06, 2013, 12:42:52 pm
I used to play badminton competitively some years ago. On the tip of my "career" I was 13th on the Finland's ranking for my age group. Then came in the family issues, move to another city with a shitty possibilities to play badminton anymore, and my loss of interest to that sport.
Nowdays I'm snowboarding and skiing the winters, and running during summers.

where does one snowboard and ski in finnland?  or do you come to the alps as well?
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Lennu on March 06, 2013, 01:12:43 pm
where does one snowboard and ski in finnland?  or do you come to the alps as well?

Well, lack of snow if not a problem. We don't really have any good mountains. But a lot of hills big enough. And the further north you go the bigger mountains we will have. Nothing compared to the alps tho  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: IR_Kuoin on March 06, 2013, 01:21:46 pm
Hockey, football, skiing and doing some running and weight lifting. Half of it was gone once I discovered cRPG :(
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 07, 2013, 01:15:35 am
Hockey, football, skiing and doing some running and weight lifting. Half of it was gone once I discovered cRPG :(

I've been there mate, can be a little depressing once you lose some of it but you have to build it back  :)

mate,  you might wanna check out elitetrack.com
mike young,  the sights owner,  is a promovated biomachanic and coach,  charlie francis, vern gambetta and many more were on there back when i was active and I learnt a huge fucking bunch. 

Great advice, I've heard of Mike Young, but the others probably have something for me too. Would be great to try.  :D
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Rumblood on March 07, 2013, 06:36:52 am
Nice, I enjoyed track myself. I clocked a 1:39 in the 600m at 11 years old. I went to a shitty school though and had parents who couldn't give a shit so most of my running around that time was away from the cops. I played 2 man beach volleyball in my 20's and was pretty good. 6'2 180 lbs with no fat on me.  Then I met my wife, started having kids and put on 10 lbs of lard per year for the next 7 years  :lol:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Dezilagel on March 07, 2013, 10:51:41 am
Snowboarding is like my favorite thing ever.

I mean lolwhut sports?
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Zox_Fury on March 07, 2013, 11:02:12 am
Nice, I enjoyed track myself. I clocked a 1:39 in the 600m at 11 years old. I went to a shitty school though and had parents who couldn't give a shit so most of my running around that time was away from the cops. I played 2 man beach volleyball in my 20's and was pretty good. 6'2 180 lbs with no fat on me.  Then I met my wife, started having kids and put on 10 lbs of lard per year for the next 7 years  :lol:

So true and so sad as wife's conspiracy with the goal of fattened us work fine :-D

6'2 165 at 210 lbs :-D
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Rumblood on March 07, 2013, 04:53:42 pm
So true and so sad as wife's conspiracy with the goal of fattened us work fine :-D

6'2 165 at 210 lbs :-D

Haha, such the struggle. After getting up to 250, I decided it was WAY too much, dieted down to 220, back up to 240, back down to 215, up again to 230, down to 195, back up to 210, then 215, then 220. Fuck that woman makes too much food! The problem is we still have kids and our #1 rule as parents is that we must cook dinner every night so that we eat together as a family after school and work all day. So.....even if I'm not hungry and could skip a meal, I don't.  :mad: Only 2 more years until the youngest goes off to college now though! Oh the dreams of a healthy pantry dancing our heads once they are all gone  :lol:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Fringe on March 07, 2013, 11:59:01 pm
Nice, I enjoyed track myself. I clocked a 1:39 in the 600m at 11 years old. I went to a shitty school though and had parents who couldn't give a shit so most of my running around that time was away from the cops. I played 2 man beach volleyball in my 20's and was pretty good. 6'2 180 lbs with no fat on me.  Then I met my wife, started having kids and put on 10 lbs of lard per year for the next 7 years  :lol:

I feel you :) Never ran from the cops except maybe once... but I've had to run from my share of crimes hehe. Still have a lot more to make, but now I live in a town of 400 so I don't make that trouble.

All of you guys are shying away from getting married D: Maybe I'll have time to keep the lard off around then, I sure hope.

Another meet tomorrow, wish me luck :D Maybe I'll bring home another silver, or maybe even a gold  :mrgreen:
Title: Re: Sports.
Post by: Torben on March 08, 2013, 08:55:31 am
get a hot gf that kicks you in the balls every time you skip a workout,  works wonders