Around The NHL #13
- Thread starter TheLegend
- Start date
-
Work is still on-going to rebuild the site styling and features. Please report any issues you may experience so we can look into it. Click Here for Updates
- Jan 3, 2012
- 14,728
- 12,801
Bryz jersey...check
Philly leading in the shootout....check
Lakers leading scorers
Strange thing to discuss during an NHL shootout.
Dirty Old Man
Yotah Hockey Club
Picture in picture?Bryz jersey...check
Philly leading in the shootout....check
Lakers leading scorers
- Jan 3, 2012
- 14,728
- 12,801
BAdvocate
This sucks!
- Feb 27, 2003
- 5,414
- 2,097
I'm guessing you might have a black and white Sony Watchman....you could get someone to hold it up in the corner of your screen?
BAdvocate
This sucks!
- Feb 27, 2003
- 5,414
- 2,097
Canadiens' Mike Hoffman shows off gnarly scar after cross-check to the face
Canadiens forward Mike Hoffman thinks the NHL didn't do enough to punish Bruins forward A.J. Greer for a high cross-check on Thursday.
sports.yahoo.com
I imagine this will generate some discussion with many expressing opinions as facts.. .the only fact I'm certain of is Jack Edwards must have said something stupid after it occurred.
Took Longer than expected but here we are
Baby Doaner
Registered User
- Mar 14, 2021
- 1,026
- 993
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
No one should be surprised. BA was probably banking on it lol.
Edit: And I'll believe "a few weeks" when I see it.
Baby Doaner
Registered User
- Mar 14, 2021
- 1,026
- 993
Season only has a few weeks left anyways. Might as well shut him down and try again next year.
I think someone needs to take a look at Chychrun's diet and training regiment. He doesn't play enough of a physical or risky game to get injured this easy and often. I'm assuming this one has something to do with the "innocent" slewfoot from Hedman.
Last edited:
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
Oh yeah, that is true. So we may never know the extent unless it carries into next season. Again.
Edit: Which is highly unlikely
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
I think he just works out too hard and too much. His joints, tendons, etc are probably suffering while his muscles benefit. Too much stress on the rest of the body. He's gonna hate life a a senior I'd guess.
His ankle problem was from hill sprinting over gopher holes. That turned out to be a bad idea.
I think liver is probably a great food for athletes, especially if it comes with greens and veggies. I commend him for putting himself through that. It's not going to be on my menu anytime soon.
I think liver is probably a great food for athletes, especially if it comes with greens and veggies. I commend him for putting himself through that. It's not going to be on my menu anytime soon.
Half Clapper
Registered User
- Dec 1, 2017
- 1,364
- 1,508
Hilarious that people in here are saying that working out hard is why he is getting injured. Working out will actually prevent injuries for the majority of people, especially as you age.
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
Absolutely hysterical!
"When you work out, your muscles, tendons, and ligaments become stronger. But if you exercise too much, these tissues can become overloaded, and you may end up with an injury."
"An overuse injury is any type of muscle or joint injury, such as tendinitis or a stress fracture, that's caused by repetitive trauma. An overuse injury typically stems from:
- Training errors. Training errors can occur when you take on too much physical activity too quickly. Going too fast, exercising for too long or simply doing too much of one type of activity can strain your muscles and lead to an overuse injury."
Site Help - Mayo Clinic
www.mayoclinic.org
Last edited:
Today's athlete is leaner and stronger than any in past.......and injured more often. We aren't talking about 40 year old Dads exercising and it helping them stay injury free.
Lifting will give you repetitive use injuries out the ass if you don't carefully watch your total load, form, and recovery. At the level he is doing it and for how long he has been doing it on top of hockey, it's not surprising. Someone needs to tell him maintenance volume only needs to be a fraction of what you did to gain.
Half Clapper
Registered User
- Dec 1, 2017
- 1,364
- 1,508
You think he doesn't have professional gym trainers not telling him this? I don't think working out has anything to do with why he is getting injured.Absolutely hysterical!
"When you work out, your muscles, tendons, and ligaments become stronger. But if you exercise too much, these tissues can become overloaded, and you may end up with an injury."
"An overuse injury is any type of muscle or joint injury, such as tendinitis or a stress fracture, that's caused by repetitive trauma. An overuse injury typically stems from:
- Training errors. Training errors can occur when you take on too much physical activity too quickly. Going too fast, exercising for too long or simply doing too much of one type of activity can strain your muscles and lead to an overuse injury."
Site Help - Mayo Clinic
Also you posted a link, so I'll argue your point with a link. There is a chance that he is overtraining, but I highly doubt it is from weightlifting.
Is Overtraining a Myth? (Real Life Examples) - Inside Bodybuilding
Discover if overtraining is a myth and grossly exaggerated in bodybuilding. Or is 1 hour per workout really the peak duration for muscle gains?
insidebodybuilding.com
I am guessing somebody is. I don't think it is working out that is causing these injuries.
You gotta study showing that todays athletes are injured more often than in the past, or are you talking out of your ass?
Last edited:
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
If you want to believe a bodybuilding magazine over one of the highest regarded medical institutions, you go right ahead. FYI, this article contradicts the importance of rest and recovery in a work out routine.You think he doesn't have professional gym trainers not telling him this? I don't think working out has anything to do with why he is getting injured.
Also you posted a link, so I'll argue your point with a link. There is a chance that he is overtraining, but I highly doubt it is from weightlifting.
Is Overtraining a Myth? (Real Life Examples) - Inside Bodybuilding
Discover if overtraining is a myth and grossly exaggerated in bodybuilding. Or is 1 hour per workout really the peak duration for muscle gains?
I am guessing somebody is. I don't think it is working out that is causing these injuries.
You gotta study showing that todays athletes are injured more often than in the past, or are you talking out of your ass?
Last edited:
Half Clapper
Registered User
- Dec 1, 2017
- 1,364
- 1,508
A bodybuilding magazine he says haha. Another nerd who probably hasn't worked out hard in his life trying to say that you can overtrain...Your body can recover fast and it is very hard to overtrain muscles as long as you're eating, taking proper breaks between sets, and sleeping right. Here is another article with sport scientist quotes with references.
The Myth of Overtraining -
Q: I’ve heard you say that “overtraining” is nonsense and virtually impossible to achieve. Should I be worried about overtraining? Do you have science to support your stance? A: Everyone is familiar with “overtraining syndrome,” which is a real problem with negative side effects, but the truth...
www.ironmanmagazine.com
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
Welp, you just lost your argument the moment you showed you got nothing by throwing insults based on assumptions. I'm confident that same publisher has articles on the importance of rest and recovery in a workout routine.A bodybuilding magazine he says haha. Another nerd who probably hasn't worked out hard in his life trying to say that you can overtrain...Your body can recover fast and it is very hard to overtrain muscles as long as you're eating, taking proper breaks between sets, and sleeping right. Here is another article with sport scientist quotes with references.
The Myth of Overtraining -
Q: I’ve heard you say that “overtraining” is nonsense and virtually impossible to achieve. Should I be worried about overtraining? Do you have science to support your stance? A: Everyone is familiar with “overtraining syndrome,” which is a real problem with negative side effects, but the truth...
Last edited:
Half Clapper
Registered User
- Dec 1, 2017
- 1,364
- 1,508
Well from your posts that is the assumption I get. Chychryn's weight training has nothing to do with his injuries. His diet maybe or even genetics could be to blame. There are plenty of jacked football players who train harder than Chych and do not get injured. Are they overtraining as well?
Arizonatah Coyetis
Formerly Kai Yo T
No one ever suggested that it was the only problem, know-it-all. That was just another one of your bright assumptions too.
