Whos the most athletic member of ATS?

I am interested to see what kind of athletes this site draws. I think we may have a deeper group then we might think.

I will post my "credentials" on request. In any case, what can you bench, can you dunk a basketball, did you play sports in HS/College, do you still play anything etc...

I just want to put this out there right now.

It is DEFINITELY NOT me.

carry on.

when i was younger i used to run and i made it to the states in the 400 m

i can bench 180 lbs

i have a vital capacity of 5200. but dont know the units

I play soccer and I love table tennis and volleyball too.

pitched in the state finals in '00 for baseball

Played in the USA junior cup for soccer when i was 15-18

Was all section for soccer '00, team MVP

Had a partial scholarship for soccer until i tore my MCL... now i just play in an adult league

Originally posted by noslenwerd
pitched in the state finals in '00 for baseball

Played in the USA junior cup for soccer when i was 15-18

Was all section for soccer '00, team MVP

Had a partial scholarship for soccer until i tore my MCL... now i just play in an adult league

You sound a lot like my self.

I was a rivals 3 star recruit for football, with full scholarship offers from major D-1 programs. All state selection bla bla bla.

Tore my ACL and MCL at the beggining of my Sr season, and said goodby to 100k in scholarship money.

I now play in an indoor mens soccer league...as the keeper. In fact, I had a shut out last night

I'm very athletic and have always been involved in sports.

Baseball from the age of five to around 18. Basketball until about 15 when everyone grew taller than me. Boxing for about 13 years, I was invited to the junior Olympics when I was that age.

Not to mention all the other athletic activities like hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing.

Originally posted by American Mad Man


You sound a lot like my self.

I was a rivals 3 star recruit for football, with full scholarship offers from major D-1 programs. All state selection bla bla bla.

Tore my ACL and MCL at the beggining of my Sr season, and said goodby to 100k in scholarship money.

I now play in an indoor mens soccer league...as the keeper. In fact, I had a shut out last night

nice! i play keeper as well. I slacked on getting a team together this winter though. Last winter we won our league out of 8 teams

knee has never been the same since the tear

Me? Run?

Only when chased. :p

lol Jonna

yeah let's see, started running track at age 10. My elementary school was huge on sports so it started there, gymnastics, volleyball, netball, high jump etc ..
I kept on with the netball and volleyball throughout highschool and volleyball even after that to state level however stopped when I hurt my knee quite badly.

I could bench 230lbs at age 17 (not sure how much now though still quite strong) and did alot of weight training throughout them years I was playing netball and volleyball ... and yeah I'ma girl lol

I have a classic athletic figure which I am thankful for, don't ever noticeably put on or lose weight

In '98 played for the Canadian National Championship for baseball finals.. since then I have been make to several baseball national tournaments all over Canada. Have travelled from Nova Scotia where I live to Quebec, Ontario and Vancouver to compete in baseball tournaments.

For hockey I was more local and recreational than competitive at a national level.

I am a very good billiards player, I prefer 8 ball. Ping pong I really enjoy as well.

I am the self proclaimed "beer dye" champion of ATS!!!
www.brewthis.com...

Originally posted by LostSailor
I am the self proclaimed "beer dye" champion of ATS!!!
www.brewthis.com...

Never played that game, though I would wager I am the most talented beer pong player ATS has ever known.

Unfortunately, my partner and I missed the World Series Of Beer Pong this year.

weight lifting is not my strong point but I can run 100m in 10.35 seconds which is pretty fast I believe

I'm pretty athletic, I mostly just run and fight. Every season I force myself to do a sport to stay in shape.

Winter season, I go out for indoor track, the best thing I like about indoor track is all the colleges we go to for our competitions, and all the different teams we race against. My 4x200m relay was close to getting the freshman record last year. We came in first in our heat, but second in the entire event. We were just 1.3 seconds off the freshman record! This year we were about 2 seconds breaking the sophomore record!!!

Spring season is when I start running (again). Spring track is the best out of all of them, cause your times improve and you run alot faster. Spring track we race against one team in the entire school district-unlike indoor track. Last year I broke my time of a 26 second 200m. I managed to get like 25.8 seconds in.


Summer is my lifting season, this is when I usually start bulking up and putting in muscle, I can bench about 165 now. I'm planning to change my lifting season to a lifting and boxing season. I'm planning to start Thai Boxing during the summer to improve my strength and endurance.

Lol ok, thats everything on me. to much typing...

weight lifting is not my strong point but I can run 100m in 10.35 seconds which is pretty fast I believe

Yeah thats REALLY fast, you should be in the olympics. How old are you?
I can run like a 12 second 100 meter. I'm only 15 though...



[edit on 21-1-2006 by Striker122]

I'm a man of all. I ski...snowboard...backpacking/hiking...mxcross...snowmobile....mtbiking...and the usual backyard football/basketball....mens league softball. I use my gym for strength training but not to bulk up and the usual daily hits on my thai bag/speed bag and shadow bag. You asked. Overall no athleticism at all.

Whos the most athletic member of ATS?


That one guy that hardly logs on anymore cause he's too busy getting eXtreme!



only time I run is when chased.

Your background is giving me seizures. Can't resist looking at it.

Originally posted by Neutrino
weight lifting is not my strong point but I can run 100m in 10.35 seconds which is pretty fast I believe

Yeah, that is very good!

I never ran track, so I don't know how my speed would translate to Meters, but I used to run sub 4.5 second 40 yard dashes. Of course, that was pre-injury, so I'm probably a lot slower now.

yeah 10.35 is really fast. when i stop running, 15, my pb was bettween 23 and 24 for 200, 11.5 for 100, and 55 for 400