Cowboyz89
#WeDemBoyz Season Has Returned
Legitimately one of the stupidest threads Ive ever seen, and thats really saying something.



Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.
Right now there is a man who could be faster than Usain bolt but he's 240lbs sitting on his ass working at a call center. The genetics are there, but he has no passion for track or the motivation for it.
Track is a legitimate sport that works several muscles in the body. I've yet to see a sprinter who has noodle arms and a gut. If you will question any sport it would be combat sports since a fight can be decided because of who hits first and hardest.


Making this thread off the heels of this thread
But this is a discussion that I've always had amongst friends. How much skill is really involved in running ?
For eg. You can develop and hone specific skills within other sports like football or basketball. You can practice drills to better your hand eye coordination and tactics to improve your game. But with track you're just running.
Speed is something that's pretty much out of your control for the most part, would you agree ? Some people are just fast. Some people just aren't. You can train and enhance breath control to maximize your speed but for the most part isn't it just inherent ?
Thoughts ?
Yes of course now if you asked about golf or nascar then you would have a convo.
I understand there is some confusion in the thread title. But I'm not literally asking if track is a sport. I was just being loose with my language. What you said in the bolded is what I meantNot sure why track isn't a sport or why that thread inspired you to ask.
Edit: OP seems to be basing this on how genetically predisposed one is to succeed at track vs other sports. In this regard you have a point but it's still a sport.