Anybody here ever actually run the 40?

[BIG K]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

Curious to see if we have any other athletes out here.

I don't have a stopwatch. Maybe I should see if one of my friends does and get some jackass to time me.

What's your 40 time?

Ran a 4.29 my junior year in college. With my height and weight, now way it went past "Wow, that was awesome!" Perhaps now, I could have been drafted in the second round as a WR/RB......

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by BIG K

Ran a 4.29 my junior year in college. With my height and weight, now way it went past "Wow, that was awesome!" Perhaps now, I could have been drafted in the second round as a WR/RB......

so you ran faster than every freak athlete other than 4 since 2000???

god damn people are dumb

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by BIG K

Ran a 4.29 my junior year in college. With my height and weight, now way it went past "Wow, that was awesome!" Perhaps now, I could have been drafted in the second round as a WR/RB......

I can throw a football over them there mountains.

[rockymtnchief]

I ran (3) 4.65's on the field with cleats, but could never break 4.7 on the track or in the gym.

[Dallas Chief]

Ran track and XC in college and ran a 4.7 at an all team pentathalon event we had. It was middle of the road, meaning the only people I was faster than were the shot putters. I whooped ass that same day in the 1000 meters though with a 2:26 (3rd Fastest).

[Chiefaholic]

Originally Posted by Dallas Chief

Ran track and XC in college and ran a 4.7 at an all team pentathalon event we had. It was middle of the road, meaning the only people I was faster than were the shot putters. I whooped ass that same day in the 1000 meters though with a 2:26 (3rd Fastest).

What was your fastest 5K time in Cross Country? Mine was a 15:12 in Sedailia, MO where the course was pretty flat in comparison to others. I was a dustance runner back in the day and never ran a race less than 800 Meters. My strength was the 1600 and 3200.

[KCrockaholic]

I ran a 4.8 as a Sophomore in HS. I'm proud of that 4.8....Although I was faster as a Junior and Senior, but I didn't run the 40 those years....So I was probably in the 4.6 range during those last 2 years.

[CoMoChief]

heh, I dont know if many people actually KNOW just how fast a 4.4 40 time really is.

I'll put it this way....the fastest track guy/WR on my old HS's football team (actually he was allstate in both sports) ran like a low 4.5.

and I can almost guarantee he's waaay faster than anyone that's ever posted here on CP.

[Hootie]

I don't think any of you reeruns realize how fast a 4.6 is...

you guys are just like my friend...who IS ONE OF THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED RUSHERS IN IHSA FOOTBALL HISTORY...

he was 5'10 200...he maxed bench 350 lbs as a senior...and he was an absolute BEAST...he was recently named to the all-decade team for football (graduated in 2003)...currently one of my roommates

according to him he ran a 4.5 in high school...and I know that's not true as he's been my best friend since we were 12 years old...

it's just high school stopwatch bullshit

no way that guy was as fast as LARRY JOHNSON...

maybe a 4.75...maybe

and he was a fast mother ****er

the fastest guy I know...he is an athletic specimen...and always has been...is way more honest...and he said the fastest 40 he ever ran was a 4.65 and he also graduated high school with me and he was easily the fastest guy in our school...and he did this at an acceleration clinic with actual equipment to measure a 40...

not high school football coaches trying to pump a false sense of "big dick" into their players...

shit our coach was timing white kids at 4.3

lmao

[Hootie]

and you know what's funny

here will come a bunch of guys who were "easily in the 1000 lb. club" in high school...and blah blah blah...and blah blah blah

you're all full of shit

the kid I described above was a freak...he's a chubby mister now...but when he was throwing up twice his body weight in bench and running a 4.7 while beasting the shit out of opposing football teams playing FB and gaining 8 YPC...all while being diabetic...it was insane

and I'll never have any sympathy or be impressed by Jay Cutler for managing his diabetes and being a football player...it isn't hard...this kid got diagnosed when he was 12 and after he figured out how to handle it no one would ever have even known he had it...all he did was drink more Gatorade...

I laughed my ass off when the sideline reporters would be like "and Cutler has to prick his finger 3 times a quarter to make sure his blood sugar is right!" like he was some sort of hero!

this kid drank like a fish, ate whatever he wanted, downed Mountain Dew...and managed to put up one of the best careers for a running back in Illinois high school football...

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

and you know what's funny

here will come a bunch of guys who were "easily in the 1000 lb. club" in high school...and blah blah blah...and blah blah blah

you're all full of shit

Actually, you're full of shit. At my high school, there was a "Wall of Fame" for 1,000 pound club members and that was 27 years ago.

I witnessed several guys "make" the 1,000 pound club. They had to squat, bench and dead-lift in less than 60 minutes in order to make the club.

I never made it. I had an injury my senior year that kept me out of lifting for almost three months. On the last day of school, I could only hit 935 pounds.

But considering I only weighed 170 at graduation, that was pretty good. And before you call "bullshit", not only do I have hundreds of classmates that will support my claim, but pics as well.

You're sheltered, Hootie.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Actually, you're full of shit. At my high school, there was a "Wall of Fame" for 1,000 pound club members and that was 27 years ago.

I witnessed several guys "make" the 1,000 pound club. They had to squat, bench and dead-lift in less than 60 minutes in order to make the club.

I never made it. I had an injury my senior year that kept me out of lifting for almost three months. On the last day of school, I could only hit 935 pounds.

But considering I only weighed 170 at graduation, that was pretty good. And before you call "bullshit", not only do I have hundreds of classmates that will support my claim, but pics as well.

You're sheltered, Hootie.

what the **** are you talking about?

I never disagreed about that...

we had a fair share of guys make the 1000 lb. club. They were all freakishly strong, though...

and it is quite the feat

but you missed my point...

I bet 9/10 guys on ChiefsPlanet made that 1000 lb. club

that was the point, Dane

you ****ing nimrod

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by The Meat Dragon

I bet 9/10 guys on ChiefsPlanet made that 1000 lb. club

Now that's comedy gold.

And BTW, that was NOT your point.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Now that's comedy gold.

And BTW, that was NOT your point.

how was that not my point?

[Chiefaholic]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Actually, you're full of shit. At my high school, there was a "Wall of Fame" for 1,000 pound club members and that was 27 years ago.

I witnessed several guys "make" the 1,000 pound club. They had to squat, bench and dead-lift in less than 60 minutes in order to make the club.

I never made it. I had an injury my senior year that kept me out of lifting for almost three months. On the last day of school, I could only hit 935 pounds.

But considering I only weighed 170 at graduation, that was pretty good. And before you call "bullshit", not only do I have hundreds of classmates that will support my claim, but pics as well.

You're sheltered, Hootie.

280, 225, and 425... 930 lbs 21 years ago weiging in at 132 lbs