Covid has been around for two years, and it's only shortly after the vaxxine that people mysteriously kick the bucket. This must be the fault of the evil, selfish unvaxxed.
Yeah. Prior to the vaxx it was only 70+ & the sickly dying of covid. Now that all the low hanging fruit died they will blame the post vaxx covid deaths not on the vaxx but on covid. Quite the scam
What I don’t understand is why is not hitting the major sports here as much. Like NFL or NBA. I mean sure a lot are testing positive, which means nothing, but nobody is dripping in the playing fields.
That is strange. Different poison maybe? Soccer is relentless at times whereas Hockey players are on and off and American football is intense only for moments. Maybe it's the prolonged high heart rate that burns them out faster combined with the Russian Roulette of which poison they got? Baseball and Golf athletes may only break a sweat if it's hot out while playing their circus's.
Soccer is 45 minute halves without commercial breaks, timeouts, change of possession, etc. And you're jogging the entire time with bursts of sprints. Normal for pros to run 25+ miles a match, so definitely a more prolonged cardio workout. Then add that it's the most played sport in the world.
You overdid it a bit with 25+ miles a match. I think it's more like 10-12km a match at the top level, probably less as you go down the leagues.
EDIT: here's some source: https://blog.mapmyrun.com/distance-run-per-game-in-various-sports/ . Not sure how accurate it is, but sounds right. They run much more than NBA, while NFL barely runs... a bit surprising to me, I'm not familiar with the sport but I assumed they were doing some running there.
Fair enough. Not sure why 25 mi was in my head. I know I used to run around 5 in high school so I guess 5x didnt seem outrageous, but then again theres not really anywhere to pick up that much distance when your running nonstop already so I should have realized that was a stretch.
also, keep in mind that even in football or hockey,pretty good odds coaches are probably gonna drill the hell out of their players at every practice, not to mention personal training time. Even in baseball you wanna be able to run the bases in a decent amount of time.
Substitutions, fouls, free throws, out of bounds, 2 additional period intermissions, the total game length is half, players don't play the entire game, tv time outs, and there's actually 14 team timeouts in basketball. Soccer match might have 10 throw-ins and 4 corners but the game doesn't stop and you might actually use more energy getting into position for that set piece than had there not been one.
Obviously everyone trains, but it's pretty clear than soccer is more of a prolonged cardio workout than other major sports. And if you're training for a cardio intense sport you're probably going to have more cardio based training than those other sports.
Have we been hearing about track athletes dropping? I figure if it's intense cardio that's the problem, there's probably a lot of runners having heart attacks as well..
Also, what about non-competitive fitness personalities?
If this is true, there should be some overlap there as well... =/
I'm not trying to antagonize, btw, just trying to get the view from the high ground...
Don't disagree with you there, I would expect that too. I haven't paid attention to if HS/college track athletes are overepresented, but I'll start now that you mention it.
Quick look at the NYC marathon had 33k entrants this year vs 50k in 2019. There could be something there with your everyday runner experiencing issues and not training for it, but it also could just be less people wanting to travel post scamdemic so that doesn't tell me much.
I would also guess that with sports/fitness that aren't really in a structured league there would be less of the forced vax. If you're a weight lifter for instance a compeition may want a negative test day of, so Id guess you have a lesser percentage vaxxed outside of major sports.
hard to say. might be interesting to overlap fitness personalities who bragged about getting the vaccine with complaints about heart problems. make sure you look for ones with no problems as well, though. confirmation/sampling bias and all.
There's major league soccer teams in dozens of cities across the United States, not to mention minor leagues or indoor leagues. You'd think if it was soccer specifically that was exacerbating these issues and causing deaths, there'd also be deaths in the active soccer leagues we have in the US.
If it's about the huge numbers of FIFA players vs NBA and NFL combined, wouldn't that support the idea that such effects are actually pretty rare? These 4 deaths were all from different countries around the world.
I feel like the NFL is seeing tons of injuries. I've been participating in Fantasy Football for years and I've never had so much trouble keeping a full roster of players. Some of it is stupid testing policies of asymptomatic players, but there is also a lot of players going down with injuries. I'm guessing the players are healthy enough to shrug off most of the ill effects of the vaccines, but some of them are being sidelined with nagging injuries.
I asked the same question. Someone replied about upper body strength might be saving them. Soccer players generally dont have, but NBA and NFL do. Maybe??
Thanks for that. Does anyone know if these guys were vaccinated, maybe due to it being mandatory for those teams? Regardless, what I've seen is that deaths are up so much (spike up in 2021 after years of very small amounts in the soccer leagues.)
Back to the list - Two of them had head collisions shortly before so I would be more cautious with those, but still, who dies of a heart attack after that? Concussion happen of course, but not deaths from them. Watched years of football, never saw 1. Clearly something is going on.
It is getting to the point where the players and coaches will not want to get the vax anymore if these deaths start to be more regular. (But by then, perhaps the damage is already done.)
Must’ve all smoked weed in global warming hotspots… /s
Legit LOL. Winter vagina can be deadly
Did someone say winter vagina???
Yeah, it eats cocks. It just claimed four. Clearly working better than the gov’t issued bioweapon, wait …
I think a selfish unvaxxed fan snuck past security into the stadium.
They had 2 eyes that couldn't see and 2 ears that couldn't hear.
Covid has been around for two years, and it's only shortly after the vaxxine that people mysteriously kick the bucket. This must be the fault of the evil, selfish unvaxxed.
Yeah. Prior to the vaxx it was only 70+ & the sickly dying of covid. Now that all the low hanging fruit died they will blame the post vaxx covid deaths not on the vaxx but on covid. Quite the scam
What I don’t understand is why is not hitting the major sports here as much. Like NFL or NBA. I mean sure a lot are testing positive, which means nothing, but nobody is dripping in the playing fields.
That is strange. Different poison maybe? Soccer is relentless at times whereas Hockey players are on and off and American football is intense only for moments. Maybe it's the prolonged high heart rate that burns them out faster combined with the Russian Roulette of which poison they got? Baseball and Golf athletes may only break a sweat if it's hot out while playing their circus's.
This plus like u/BejewelledBadger said, numbers.
Soccer is 45 minute halves without commercial breaks, timeouts, change of possession, etc. And you're jogging the entire time with bursts of sprints. Normal for pros to run 25+ miles a match, so definitely a more prolonged cardio workout. Then add that it's the most played sport in the world.
Edit: 25 is an overstatement, see below
You overdid it a bit with 25+ miles a match. I think it's more like 10-12km a match at the top level, probably less as you go down the leagues.
EDIT: here's some source: https://blog.mapmyrun.com/distance-run-per-game-in-various-sports/ . Not sure how accurate it is, but sounds right. They run much more than NBA, while NFL barely runs... a bit surprising to me, I'm not familiar with the sport but I assumed they were doing some running there.
Fair enough. Not sure why 25 mi was in my head. I know I used to run around 5 in high school so I guess 5x didnt seem outrageous, but then again theres not really anywhere to pick up that much distance when your running nonstop already so I should have realized that was a stretch.
yeah, but what about basketball?
also, keep in mind that even in football or hockey,pretty good odds coaches are probably gonna drill the hell out of their players at every practice, not to mention personal training time. Even in baseball you wanna be able to run the bases in a decent amount of time.
Substitutions, fouls, free throws, out of bounds, 2 additional period intermissions, the total game length is half, players don't play the entire game, tv time outs, and there's actually 14 team timeouts in basketball. Soccer match might have 10 throw-ins and 4 corners but the game doesn't stop and you might actually use more energy getting into position for that set piece than had there not been one.
Obviously everyone trains, but it's pretty clear than soccer is more of a prolonged cardio workout than other major sports. And if you're training for a cardio intense sport you're probably going to have more cardio based training than those other sports.
Just playing devil's advocate
Have we been hearing about track athletes dropping? I figure if it's intense cardio that's the problem, there's probably a lot of runners having heart attacks as well..
Also, what about non-competitive fitness personalities?
If this is true, there should be some overlap there as well... =/
I'm not trying to antagonize, btw, just trying to get the view from the high ground...
Don't disagree with you there, I would expect that too. I haven't paid attention to if HS/college track athletes are overepresented, but I'll start now that you mention it.
Quick look at the NYC marathon had 33k entrants this year vs 50k in 2019. There could be something there with your everyday runner experiencing issues and not training for it, but it also could just be less people wanting to travel post scamdemic so that doesn't tell me much.
I would also guess that with sports/fitness that aren't really in a structured league there would be less of the forced vax. If you're a weight lifter for instance a compeition may want a negative test day of, so Id guess you have a lesser percentage vaxxed outside of major sports.
hard to say. might be interesting to overlap fitness personalities who bragged about getting the vaccine with complaints about heart problems. make sure you look for ones with no problems as well, though. confirmation/sampling bias and all.
There's major league soccer teams in dozens of cities across the United States, not to mention minor leagues or indoor leagues. You'd think if it was soccer specifically that was exacerbating these issues and causing deaths, there'd also be deaths in the active soccer leagues we have in the US.
I wonder how many NFL players faked their vax cards...
NFL actually published that they suspended 3-4 players for faking their vax proof. Ddg it and you'll find it, I think they were in Tampa Bay.
Numbers. There's just so many professional football (soccer) players compared to NBA or NFL.
If it's about the huge numbers of FIFA players vs NBA and NFL combined, wouldn't that support the idea that such effects are actually pretty rare? These 4 deaths were all from different countries around the world.
I feel like the NFL is seeing tons of injuries. I've been participating in Fantasy Football for years and I've never had so much trouble keeping a full roster of players. Some of it is stupid testing policies of asymptomatic players, but there is also a lot of players going down with injuries. I'm guessing the players are healthy enough to shrug off most of the ill effects of the vaccines, but some of them are being sidelined with nagging injuries.
I asked the same question. Someone replied about upper body strength might be saving them. Soccer players generally dont have, but NBA and NFL do. Maybe??
coroner will wait 1 week so that they miss their new booster and claim they are all unvaxxed deaths.
Who are the footballers??
Yea, I'd like the names also. This sounds terrible, but without confirmation, if you tell this to someone and it's not true, you sound ignorant.
Thanks for that. Does anyone know if these guys were vaccinated, maybe due to it being mandatory for those teams? Regardless, what I've seen is that deaths are up so much (spike up in 2021 after years of very small amounts in the soccer leagues.)
Back to the list - Two of them had head collisions shortly before so I would be more cautious with those, but still, who dies of a heart attack after that? Concussion happen of course, but not deaths from them. Watched years of football, never saw 1. Clearly something is going on.
It is getting to the point where the players and coaches will not want to get the vax anymore if these deaths start to be more regular. (But by then, perhaps the damage is already done.)
Thank you.
two of those were due to collisions during a match according to the articles themselves. did anyone even bother to check the sources???
Climate change.
sources?
And a superstar from Barcelona was forced to retire with sudden heart issues.
He is from Barcelona? :D
Source?
they were all around an unvaxxed!!!! /s
C'mon man. Everyone knows that young healthy men, in peak physical condition, often suffer fatal hear attacks.
It had to be because of White supremacy.
Maybe there's something new about the finish on soccer balls?
They were TOLD to lay-off the eggs & bacon!!!
Some need it, most don’t.
I'm triggered
Yes. Stupidity.
Anyone that young who runs that much is extremely unlikely of dying of a heart attack