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If you trained for 1 year straight, do you think you could play Arena Football?
If you did nothing but train non-stop for a full year to be a professional football player....do you think you could make it on an arena football team roster?
I'd say for me, about 50/50. I am pretty undersized for football, and slow, and out of shape and have trouble concentrating most days but if I trained I could probably be a pretty decent wide receiver or seconday player.
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Depends if you played college ball or not.
Yes I could easily play Arena Fball
You and anyone else who thinks they can are totally full of sh*t... I would even say that if you did nothing but kick (which is not the hardest position in football) for a year you wouldn't be much better then when you started...Originally Posted by 5 star bomb
To train to do a skill when you don't know how is like running in place... Even if you had the coaching I think 5 years is the min. time needed to gain the muscle strength and endurance along with the knowledge of the technique for your individual position....
A friend bet me that if he kicked 100 balls he'll eventually make one from 50... I laughed at that stupid comment... He tried it and after 30 balls his leg got tired and he went from missing 30 yarders to missing 20 yarders... I told him... "hey dipsh*t why not just ask your catty for another leg (a driver maybe) and screw it on..." He could have practiced for 5 years and still would not have made ONE from anywhere near 50...
I think I could as a kicker but not after one year... It would likely take about three...
Last edited by ShamsWoof10; 05-29-08 at 09:59 AM.
everyone is out of shape at SBR.
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You and anyone else who thinks they can are totally full of sh*t... I would even say that if you did nothing but kick (which is not the hardest position in football) for a year you wouldn't be much better then when you started...
To train to do a skill when you don't know how is like running in place... Even if you had the coaching I think 5 years is the min. time needed to gain the muscle strength and endurance along with the knowledge of the technique for your individual position....
A friend bet me that if he kicked 100 balls he'll eventually make one from 50... I laughed at that stupid comment... He tried it and after 30 balls his leg got tired and he went from missing 30 yarders to missing 20 yarders... I told him... "hey dipsh*t why not just ask your catty for another leg (a driver maybe) and screw it on..." He could have practiced for 5 years and still would not have made ONE from anywhere near 50...
I think I could as a kicker but not after one year... It would likely take about three...
Out of High School I could have done it, right now I would need a year or 2 to get into fball shape. I agree with most of what you said.
having played in HS, I would say no way jose.
Its not just about being fit its about being skilled. There are thousands of fit players that are out of a job right now.
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