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04-28-2008, 12:54 AM
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Ping pong and chewing
I have a theory, that if I start playing ping pong a lot and get better at it, then my reflexes would improve and that would help me improve with standup defense.
Think about it, the coordination and reflexes it takes to be good at ping pong is monumental, it makes me think of Anderson Silva. I bet he plays ping pong.
Also I have another theory, people say if you don't chew enough your body won't get all the nutrients the food provides, so if I want to cut down on calories while eating steak, I would just chew it less!
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04-28-2008, 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by MKashew
I have a theory, that if I start playing ping pong a lot and get better at it, then my reflexes would improve and that would help me improve with standup defense.
Think about it, the coordination and reflexes it takes to be good at ping pong is monumental, it makes me think of Anderson Silva. I bet he plays ping pong.
Also I have another theory, people say if you don't chew enough your body won't get all the nutrients the food provides, so if I want to cut down on calories while eating steak, I would just chew it less!
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that ping pong idea sounds great!
i love that game. use to always play at my buddies office building when he snuck me in
Ross also believes in juggling
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04-28-2008, 02:36 AM
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umm, not chewing well puts pressure on your digestive system, so it ain't good for ya. plus the less you get out of the food you eat, the more your body will tell you to ear. why don't you just eat less?
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O.k forgot the chewing thing, kind of a joke.
Sort of serious about the ping and the pong one though. Those guys just react to something coming their way so fast.
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04-28-2008, 03:48 AM
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Originally Posted by MKashew
I have a theory, that if I start playing ping pong a lot and get better at it, then my reflexes would improve and that would help me improve with standup defense.
Think about it, the coordination and reflexes it takes to be good at ping pong is monumental, it makes me think of Anderson Silva. I bet he plays ping pong.
Also I have another theory, people say if you don't chew enough your body won't get all the nutrients the food provides, so if I want to cut down on calories while eating steak, I would just chew it less!
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Wtf? Ping pong doesn't have anything to do with being good at standup, it has to do with being good at tennis! Chances are if you're good at tennis, you'll be good at ping pong.
And your second theory is ridiculous as well.
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04-28-2008, 04:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Michael Wanaka
Wtf? Ping pong doesn't have anything to do with being good at standup, it has to do with being good at tennis! Chances are if you're good at tennis, you'll be good at ping pong.
And your second theory is ridiculous as well.
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naw, it improves your reflexes and hand eye coordination...the not chewing i meant
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04-28-2008, 04:40 AM
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it would improve your hand-eye coordination but i highly doubt your hand speed would go up from playing ping pong.. plus the movements are nothing alike
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04-28-2008, 06:50 AM
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Snorlaxed
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Originally Posted by rghtcrs4u
it would improve your hand-eye coordination but i highly doubt your hand speed would go up from playing ping pong.. plus the movements are nothing alike
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I was thinking more of just reflexes/reaction. Like how A. Silva was dancing around while Rich Franklin was trying to punch him in their second fight.
Damn its late.
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04-28-2008, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Michael Wanaka
Wtf? Ping pong doesn't have anything to do with being good at standup, it has to do with being good at tennis! Chances are if you're good at tennis, you'll be good at ping pong.
And your second theory is ridiculous as well.
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i would disagree with the statement, just because they both use a racket type of equipment with a net doesn't mean its the same thing
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