Cleats by Bill Hinds for November 14, 2008
November 13, 2008
November 15, 2008
Transcript:
Gary: What did Mr. Martin want? Deanna: Oh, his older boys played football. He thinks we're not training hard enough because the kids aren't throwing up. Gary: Oh, we should've asked Jake Reistroffer to come to practice today. He has a stomach virus.
Teresa Burritt (Frog Applause) creator about 16 years ago
This article http://tinyurl.com/6cvfro includes the following paragraph:
… it used to be common practice to train athletes until they vomit. Studies show that by training that hard you are filling your body with a poison and the only way to rid the body of poison is to vomit. Due to the fact that because you have filled your body with an acid the recovery is as much as 30% longer than if you went a bit easier and didn’t vomit, without sacrificing results. This is a very important find and many coaches need to take this into account when running judo sessions.
margueritem about 16 years ago
Teresa, did the elephant look that up for you?
Bill Hinds creator about 16 years ago
I once used a line, verbatim, in Cleats that I heard at a youth football practice. A mom was telling another mom that the coach worked the kids so hard that her son would come off the field after practice and throw up. She added proudly, “He loves it!” referring to her son. Football people are intense.
olivefoote about 16 years ago
Bill–Have you ever done any strips not about sports? Just curious. I know you draw Tank McNamara. Thanks.