FFL Week 9: My Vote Goes To…
Written on November 4, 2008 at 1:44 pm, by Eric Cressey
….Greg Olsen of the Chicago Bears as the newest representative of the “Eric Cressey’s Tight Ends Can’t Score Points Club.” I lost 73-72 this week and he scored me a whopping one point.
The only thing more pathetic than losing to someone who puts just 73 points on the board is delayed-onset muscle soreness from bowling. And, yes, that happened to me this week as well. I hadn’t bowled in about five years, and we went on Sunday night. Sure enough, Monday morning, the DOMS had kicked in. How is it that I trap bar deadlifted 625 pounds last week and had zero soreness, yet rolling a ball could actually do that? I know non-familiarity is a part of the equation, but it’s still absurd.
Oh yeah, I bowl like an uncoordinated chimp. Let’s just say that I barely outscored my fantasy football team.
As with the past few weeks, if you don’t like fantasy football (or bowling, for that matter), check out this week’s newsletter. I go into some detail on the types of shoulder impingement and how each needs to be managed differently.
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November 4th, 2008 at 10:59 pm
bowling is a finesse sport, so you shouldn’t muscle the ball so hard. It’s about accuracy and most of the strength should come from your legs.
As for fantasy football, look who is in first…crazy isn’t it?
Magic Man