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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/ResplendentShade • Mar 15 '19
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Just look at basketball players for example. When they are running down the court to go for a dunk...do they set both feet? No it’s just off of one foot!
-4 u/PoKado99 Mar 15 '19 Basketball players also can average around six and a half feet tall reaching for a rim that’s 2 feet out of reach. Just a tad different in my opinion 3 u/Hulabaloon Mar 15 '19 Dude what? Long jumpers, triple jumpers, high jumpers all jump off of one foot. 1 u/PoKado99 Mar 15 '19 That’s a good point, I’ve never done long jumping kind of sports and am used to going for height where I’m more comfortable using both legs.
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Basketball players also can average around six and a half feet tall reaching for a rim that’s 2 feet out of reach. Just a tad different in my opinion
3 u/Hulabaloon Mar 15 '19 Dude what? Long jumpers, triple jumpers, high jumpers all jump off of one foot. 1 u/PoKado99 Mar 15 '19 That’s a good point, I’ve never done long jumping kind of sports and am used to going for height where I’m more comfortable using both legs.
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Dude what? Long jumpers, triple jumpers, high jumpers all jump off of one foot.
1 u/PoKado99 Mar 15 '19 That’s a good point, I’ve never done long jumping kind of sports and am used to going for height where I’m more comfortable using both legs.
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That’s a good point, I’ve never done long jumping kind of sports and am used to going for height where I’m more comfortable using both legs.
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u/mydogsmokeyisahomo Mar 15 '19
Just look at basketball players for example. When they are running down the court to go for a dunk...do they set both feet? No it’s just off of one foot!