> You get a sophomore that can do a 360-degree dunk whereas 20 years ago you never saw that Well, not true of course. I've been playing basketball my whole lif

> You get a sophomore that can do a 360-degree dunk whereas 20 years ago you never saw that Well, not true of course. I've been playing basketball my whole life, and I've seen 15 year olds jumping from the free throw line, doing windmills and double pump reverse dunks not only 20 years ago, but 30 years ago. And all of them were white, since I live in Europe. Do we really expect children of today to not become the fragile adults of tomorrow, when children rarely go out and play? when we were young, we were out for the better part of the day, playing, running, jumping, lifting, you name it. And the generation before us were even more physical, doing lots of work outside. And from these generations came out the super athletes that we all know and love today.