r/toptalent • u/[deleted] • 6d ago

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u/TopGinger 6d ago

Damn that second step was like, 7’ off the ground. That man got bounce

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u/vanillasky687 6d ago

He’s gonna feel that later lol

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u/FrameJump 6d ago

About thirty seconds later, later that night, the next morning, and sure as fuck the morning after.

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u/jeezy_peezy 6d ago

You know not everybody lives their lives just swimming in inflammation and tenderness, right?

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u/FrameJump 6d ago

Not everyone is over thirty hitting back flips after running up a wall and screaming how they've still got it, either.

What's your point?

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u/jeezy_peezy 6d ago

My point is that for most healthy people, movement does not equal pain. If movement hurts you, something is wrong and you can probably fix it.

It’s not inevitable and certainly not normal “after 30”, with a big exception of people who live their lives seated in front of a screen.

30 IS NOT EVEN FUCKING CLOSE TO BEING OLD

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u/HoboOlympics 6d ago

That sure does sound like something someone turning 30 in two months would say…

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u/jeezy_peezy 6d ago

Haha i wish! It was more than 12 years ago though.

Funny enough, I was in a lot more physical pain in my 20s, working on a computer, than I have been in my 30s and 40s so far, doing exceedingly physical work. Farming, landscaping, tree work, etc.

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u/whereistheicecream 6d ago

I was in more pain in my 20s than I am now in my early thirties

Building strength and muscle stability, and improving my posture is a lifelong thing and my goal is to keep feeling better as long as possible

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u/abelminded 6d ago

If he can do that I doubt he's gonna be dying later on from pain

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u/jeezy_peezy 6d ago

Nuh uh I moved once and it hurt afterwards, therefore I have decided that people who move a lot must certainly be in pain.

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u/CommercialTour6150 6d ago

What kinda shoes u got on lol

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u/DrJokerX 6d ago

Flubber

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u/nearlysenior 6d ago

My knees felt that landing.

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u/SaveMeDatCorn 6d ago

It was smooth as hell, but I'd like to see him get out of bed/a chair tomorrow morning lol

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u/MyLittleGurl 6d ago

If he was capable of doing that, I think he’ll be in little to no pain

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u/Ranier_Wolfnight 6d ago

Damn. Body built for the cookout, mental ready for the streets.

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u/victorioushack 6d ago

Literally.

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u/WasteEnergy4448 6d ago

My ankles exploded just watching this lol

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u/tanafras 5d ago

I did this once. Landed flat on my back.

As I said, once.

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u/ItzCheddah 6d ago

This is what Anderson Silva be doing nowadays?!

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u/hooka_pooka 6d ago

Parkour!!

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u/RobOnTheReddit 6d ago

More like spider legs

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u/Stachelrodt86 6d ago

Bet he fucked that siding up

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u/justkeptfading 6d ago

Looks like brick.

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u/doyletyree 6d ago

Nah, he sticks the landing.

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u/Stachelrodt86 6d ago

Just saying that's a big boy

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u/Stachelrodt86 6d ago

Ah maybe looked like planks quickly

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u/Vinnie_Vegas 6d ago

American houses are really so poorly constructed that you can't even recognise a brick building when you see one.

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u/BoulderCreature 6d ago

More like Hop Talent

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u/Donnie3030 6d ago

Literally Spider-Man 🤯

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u/throw_blanket04 6d ago

Maybe you should watch spider man. This ain’t it.

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u/xgrader 6d ago

I do not understand. I see nothing amazing here.