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Many leagues were stopped for weeks/months due to covid and then resumed. Wondering how this relatively long period of inactivity affected players' health. Als
by jakub_g 5y ago
Many leagues were stopped for weeks/months due to covid and then resumed. Wondering how this relatively long period of inactivity affected players' health.
Also: some leagues finished their season later than usual and the rest before the consecutive season was lower than usual, i.e.: 3 months of no playing and then suddenly more intensive game schedule than ever.
- sojournerc 5y agoI wouldn't expect elite athletes to stop working out just because games weren't being played - they did expect to be on the field again at some point and would've retained their fitness. There's so much motivated reasoning in this thread to avoid an obvious conclusion.
- timeon 5y ago> obvious conclusion Which is Covid?
- sojournerc 5y agoNo, myocarditis brought on by experimental vaccines. Aside from extremely rare cases, young, healthy people get over covid quickly and easily. Professional athletes are amongst the healthiest in the population. Alas, this story had been memory-holed quickly because the evidence is inconvenient.
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- timeon 5y agoIf it is like cycling then lock-down was good opportunity to dope. Maybe someone went too hard.