Originally posted by Joecool:
When you running from a Bear, you better be able to hurdle,
but wait, let me take my time and wait for the bear so that we can coordinate our plunge over the cliff into the river.
I don't know, where is the line between things that require athletics and things that can be perfect through building the skill for it?
Oh ok - I got you. So let me continue this real world scenario…
So you running from a bear - hurdling over leaves - high jumping over rabbits - pole vaulting over bushes…you notice your kid is running alongside you. You two reach a cliff and are about to jump into a river.
But wait - you see a crocodile on the left bank waiting for you to jump. You tell your kid to come on your right side and do a synchronized dive into the river. Synchronization was so perfect and beautiful and amazing - Crocky only saw you and not your kid. Your body was completely shielding your kid from Crocky's POV. There wasn't a big splash and timing was perfect too - so he only heard one splash.
He enters the river and does his thing with you. But your kid is safe and sound bc of a synchronized dive.
Pretty heroic and athletic of you, if you ask me.
Also - listen to Justin - don't try to outrun a bear. Lol what you doing? Maybe speed chess should be in Olympics games. Quick thinking in the real world is pretty darn important.