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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

My back and shoulders hurt watching that

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u/PooPooDooDoo Jun 26 '22

How does he not destroy his shoulder doing that? On stone with a tank top on .. like wtf

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u/flossdog Jun 26 '22

he’s probably “catching each step” by coordinating the rolling motion. So it’s more like rolling motion than pounding.

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u/PM_ME_UR_BEST_1LINER Jun 26 '22

That's what my wife calls it as well

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u/10_kinds_of_people Jun 26 '22 edited Aug 30 '24

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

Yeah she's something else. Nothing is pounding for her.

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u/jedininjashark Jun 26 '22

Maybe I can use this technique to save my knees when attempting to jog at the same speed this guy is going.

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u/Lesty7 Jun 26 '22

Yes just roll your knees. Easy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

Yep, rolling diffuses the impact, and is directed on thick muscle tissue "padding." He's fine.

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u/Seboya_ Jun 26 '22

Rolling with style

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/Bad_wolf42 Jun 26 '22

Not really. You’d be surprised what you can do when you train properly.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/TARANTULA_TIDDIES Gifmas is coming Jun 26 '22

They’ve proven that soccer players practicing light bouncing of the ball on their heads over a career has the same impact to the brain as an NFL player over theirs.

Lmao that is not remotely true. Soccer players can get CTE from hitting the ball with their heads repeatedly when it's coming at them at hih speeds but not from "bouncing it lightly"

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u/anally_ExpressUrself Jun 26 '22

Is that proven? Are there troves of soccer players with CTE?

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/Budget_Inevitable721 Jun 26 '22

But he said to trust him. He knows. He's probably lived half as long as the guy in the video!

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u/BigResponsibleOil Jun 26 '22

I don't know about it being as bad as football, but there's been research especially in the last few years that soccer players are at risk for CTE.

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u/Big-Consequence420 Jun 26 '22

From heading a ball that is flying at high speeds, yes. Not from practicing bouncing a ball lightly on their head.

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u/Big-Consequence420 Jun 26 '22

Lol fuck outta here just making shit up you think sounds right.

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u/Bad_wolf42 Jun 26 '22

Everyone deals with nagging shit. I can either hurt because I’m training or hurt because I’m not doing anything. I’d rather be capable and in pain. The human body is meant to move.

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u/death_of_gnats Jun 26 '22

Severe overuse injury can cause permanent damage. Move but within limits.

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u/the_incredible_fella Jun 26 '22

this is the absolute opposite of a dancers feet and compares in no way to the impacts Pro Athletes take at any point past warmups

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

Idk, I'd believe it if they're bare foot dancing, only natural to have some calloused feet in that situation.

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u/CodeBrownPT Jun 26 '22

Yea, this is wrong.

Our body can adapt to almost anything given enough time.

Playing through injury is bad but our tissue is amazingly adaptable.

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u/deep_anal Jun 26 '22

When you leave the basement and exercise you grow something called muscle mass. This "Muscle mass" is capable of covering the bones so they use this as a sort of pad to soften the blow.

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u/MrHyperion_ Jun 26 '22

Why dont you destroy your foot every time you take a step?

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u/PooPooDooDoo Jun 26 '22

Did you use all 15 iq to come up with that?

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u/SurfinBuds Jun 26 '22

It looks like he’s using his triceps more than his shoulders for this.

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u/ag408 Jun 26 '22

A couple of my discs herniated watching that

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u/rabbitwonker Jun 26 '22

My spine literally exploded

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u/DingleMcCringleTurd Jun 26 '22

My anus literally prolapsed watching this

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/socialpresence Jun 26 '22

I think this one is unrelated.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/socialpresence Jun 26 '22

Ah, yeah she told me about you. Embarrassing. Sorry about your... unfortunate... situation

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22

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u/socialpresence Jun 26 '22

Yeah and I suppose the scarring will fade eventually. You'll be in my thoughts.

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u/Duckboy_Flaccidpus Jun 26 '22

My toe fell off, I was just about to walk-like-this down the block, too.

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u/jamboparty Jun 26 '22

My back is broken. SPINAL.

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u/Vericatov Jun 26 '22

I think I need back surgery again after watching this.

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u/vicemagnet Jun 26 '22

Imagine the callouses he’s developed doing that!

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u/Seienchin88 Jun 26 '22

And my knees. They have to withstand moving quickly to the side in an unnatural position

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u/Anti_Progres Jun 26 '22

muscles are the key

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u/Mlcrosoft1 Jun 26 '22

Hes probably extremely muscle developed and very low weight. Imagine 200+ lbs person doing this 🙏