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Post by aztec70 on Jan 29, 2011 22:15:52 GMT -8
When a high altitude team, like Wyoming, comes to town they are at a disadvantage. They are not used to all the oxygen in the air. As they run up and down the court the blood becomes saturated with oxygen and it goes to their head. They get like an oxygen high, and they become giddy. Their passes are not crisp, their shots don't drop, they make poor decisions. We saw it happen tonight.
Another thing. The air is thicker and causes more resistance when they run. It must seem like they are not getting down the court as fast as they do at altitude. This must be very confusing to high altitude teams.
Just saying.
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Post by Deja Vu U Monty on Jan 29, 2011 22:19:47 GMT -8
Please remind Jimmer of this.  |
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Post by lou on Jan 29, 2011 22:27:53 GMT -8
that explains all those Kenyan marathoners tripping over each other as they collect their pay checks in Boston  |
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Post by RB Aztec on Jan 29, 2011 22:33:04 GMT -8
Maybe we should also pump some extra oxygen into their locker rooms.
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Post by guyledouche on Jan 29, 2011 22:39:19 GMT -8
Haha, is this why professional fighters train at high altitudes? Because it puts them at a disadvantage when they fight at sea level?  |
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Post by mattpohl on Jan 30, 2011 0:17:47 GMT -8
He's just trying to confuse The Great Aztec Joe. Hang in there, Matt
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Post by Deleted on Jan 30, 2011 8:17:57 GMT -8
that explains all those Kenyan marathoners tripping over each other as they collect their pay checks in Boston Boston ha low oxygen caused by the methane discharged in the Irish bars in Southie, from Guinness and corned beef and cabbage. |
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Post by buckeye15 on Jan 30, 2011 8:23:53 GMT -8
Haha, is this why professional fighters train at high altitudes? Because it puts them at a disadvantage when they fight at sea level? This It's might be a disadvantage the other way around, people aren't going to have a problem with going to lower altitudes. Wyoming missed shots because they are Wyoming..no excuses.' |
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Post by JOCAZTEC on Jan 30, 2011 9:26:36 GMT -8
that explains all those Kenyan marathoners tripping over each other as they collect their pay checks in Boston I thought it was cause they were hungry... HAM |
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Post by aufman on Jan 30, 2011 9:34:34 GMT -8
Altitude has no effect whatsoever on Jimmer. He will still PWN all of his competition and win the MWC and NCAA championships single handedly.
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Post by Fishn'Aztec on Jan 30, 2011 10:06:18 GMT -8
Altitude has no effect whatsoever on Jimmer. He will still PWN all of his competition and win the MWC and NCAA championships single handedly. Hold that thought & Good Luck with it!  |
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Post by aztecborracho on Jan 30, 2011 11:12:06 GMT -8
I think Aztec70 is right and this will be a huge key to the BYU game. Don't underestimate the effects of "thick" or "heavy" air. Especially when it is combined with the effects of all the extra sun and ultra-violet rays the Ybu team will be exposed to when they come into town. The discomfort of a sunburn will certainly slow down Jimmer and crew.
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Post by longtimebooster on Jan 30, 2011 13:58:20 GMT -8
Especially when it is combined with the effects of all the extra sun and ultra-violet rays the Ybu team will be exposed to when they come into town. The discomfort of a sunburn will certainly slow down Jimmer and crew. Jimmer never gets sunburned. He sleeps in a coffin. The rest of the time, he's in the gym working on his game. He hasn't seen natural sunlight since 1997. |
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Post by aztecborracho on Jan 30, 2011 18:02:21 GMT -8
Especially when it is combined with the effects of all the extra sun and ultra-violet rays the Ybu team will be exposed to when they come into town. The discomfort of a sunburn will certainly slow down Jimmer and crew. Jimmer never gets sunburned. He sleeps in a coffin. The rest of the time, he's in the gym working on his game. He hasn't seen natural sunlight since 1997. We should lock Jimmer and his crew outside of Viejas, forcing him into the sunlight. We can only hope for a high pressure system to come in during late February, causing extreme sunlight. It is a day game, you know. Also, the thick-marine-air of San Diego could cause an issue with YBU's three point shooting, just as in Petco park, where home-runs are hard to come by. |
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Post by aztech on Jan 30, 2011 18:09:48 GMT -8
I think Aztec70 is right and this will be a huge key to the BYU game. Don't underestimate the effects of "thick" or "heavy" air. Especially when it is combined with the effects of all the extra sun and ultra-violet rays the Ybu team will be exposed to when they come into town. The discomfort of a sunburn will certainly slow down Jimmer and crew. Let's see if BYU plays their up tempo game in the Viejas. Disregard the missed shots. We'll see who gets gassed in the 2nd half. |
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