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Quote from: acole14 on August 21, 2012, 08:52:47 pm

1) There's a dunks thread for this stuff

2) Who cares if he's black or white? Plenty of sick jumpers are white. It shouldn't be that amazing really.

bc have longer legs and shorter torso, hence more leverage on take off, also more a bit more testosterone and levels of fast twitch fiber

one day dunking will be in the olympics.

Still, you can't deny that black people are "superior" athletically, or that have superior athletic ceiling. We've had this discussion countless of times, and there will be in the future the same thing again and again, but the reality is that it's true.

Otherwise you wouldn't have a all-black 100m sprint finals lineup and so on and so forth. We can try to be politically correct, but still.

Well you don't need to be a genius to pretty much get at the conclusion of a bigger ceiling in speed sports for black people.

And yes, I don't remember the last time I saw a black O-lifter, for example. And so on. But more on the speed side of things - 100m, 200m, 400m, whatever, blacks rule. Both men and women.

Like Kelly said - if a guy put a gun at your head and told you to choose a kid that you'd believe is the most athletic (fast or whatever, you have to define what "athletic" means first but whatever) out of 100 kids, chances are you're going to pick a black kid.

Quote from: LanceSTS on August 28, 2012, 04:22:18 pm

  Hyperdunk, you do know that there are MASSIVE genetic variations in the same race groups right?  There are plenty of  blacks that are genetic trash from an athletic standpoint, and plenty of whites that are genetically elite.   You can find great genes in every race, and piss poor genes in every race, regardless of which race it is.

 There are individuals who lose a competition even prior to it starting due to fear of these things like genetics/race, etc.  We call those people giant pussies.  

I know, but generally speaking, blacks are more athletically gifted on the spectrum proven by a number of scientific reasons and by their results/accomplishments.  And yes fear causes a drop in confidence, and lack of confidence effects CNS and therefore performance.