Perspective on Wlad, and the HW division

you mean in the same way that, if you didnt have a hangover, you are able to use your skills better?

of course, if you had a hangover, you could still deadlift the same weight.

but with PEDs, you'd lift more.

 

I already explained to you, athleticism complements the skill set you hold.

 

So...if I increase my 100m sprint time from 11 to 10 seconds with training (which is damn fine athleticism by sheer definition), then it boosts my ability to use my boxing skills?

So if I improve my high jump by 10cm then it improves my ability to throw boxing combos, is that right mirko?

So if I improve my pole vault by 20cm then it improves my ring generalship of the ring, is that right mirko?

So if I train to get my javelin up to 60m from 50m then I become a better boxer regardless, mirko?

So if I cut 2 seconds off my 800m time then I become a better boxer, is that right Mirko?

is that right, mirko.

Because ALL of these are, blatantly and obviously and to the very definition of the words, improvements in athleticism. Yet I dont see the connection between them and improving my boxing skills.

YET U THINK THERE IS A DIRECT LINK.

 

I never said it improves your boxing skills, it enables you to USE your skills with greater efficiency.

 

so they dont give you better skills ?

or they do?

does my improved 100m time mean my boxing skills are BETTER OR WORSE?

YES or NO. choose.
DO or DONT. choose.

it would appear from your view that you are saying my improved 100m time will mean i box with amplified i.e. GREATER skill.

semantics arent going to save you here.

 

i see that your laughing buddies have abandoned you, mirky.

 

The problem is that you dont understand anything. Athleticism complements your skill set. Being athletic enables you to use your skill set more proficiently. I am talking about boxing, in track and field it is 98 percent about athleticism, stop switching sports you clown.

In boxing athleticism complements your skill set. Understand now? A boxer with a great set of skills who is supremely athletic, is much better than an unathletic skilled boxer.

 

99 percent of the forum thinks youre a joke

 

Therefore it follows that if I become more athletic by increasing my 100m spint speed for 11s to 10s, then my boxing skills should by Mirko's theory be better. Is my boxing better now my athleticism is better?

After all my athleticism is now better. So it follows if roy jones gets his 100m down to 10s from 11s, is his boxing better?

why have you avoided answering YES or NO.

Its a simple question. YES or NO. NOW, Mirko, or you lose all credibility.

 

shame that 99% is mainly you then.

You are alone now, so answer.

 

Stop changing the subject, in boxing athleticism complements your skill set. You are talking about a totally different sport in track and field, a field that requires athleticism only. The very fact that you CANT see this is testament to your inferiority.

I never said athleticism makes your skills superior, it enables you to use it more proficiently, big difference.

 

How many people here actually like you?

 

nothings been changed. the apost I wrote was IN DIRECT RELATION TO ATHLETICISM AND BOXING SKILLS, containing both those words/phrases TO THE LETTER.

That constitutes exact adherence to the subject matter, NOT IN ANYWAY CHANGING SUBJECT AS YOU SEEM KEEN TO CLAIM NOW.

YOU have failed to support how athleticism boosts skills. You have been asked several times. You have been found wanting.

 

Athleticism doesnt boost skills, it enables the user to execute said skills with great proficiency.

Example 1) knowing how to throw a proper jab is a skill set, somebody athletic would throw that jab more effectively and efficiently, more often without tiring out.

Example 2) Knowing how to defend yourself is a skill set, somebody athletic could execute defensive maneuvers much more quickly and with superior reflexes that can help the boxer block punches in time.

Example 3) Knowing how to execute the proper body mechanics for bobbing and weaving is a skill set. Somebody athletic could execute those moves more effectively and swiftly.

Example 4) Lets take your previous comment, if Roy Jones increased his time in the 100 meter dash, his footwork would show incredible improvement, even if by a little only.

Do you get it now?

 

It is a SKILL to place a jab more effectively and efficiently. Tell me what placing a jab more effectively and more efficently is if it isnt a skill!

So you ARE claiming that PEDs give you skills!