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does eye-hand-coordination affect your ability to run???

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  1. I guess i mean general coordination. I don't even understand what
    coordination is but I know that good singers always have good
    coordination. Good swimmers need good coordination. A sexy dancer has
    good coordination. For millions of years, coordination was more
    important than intelligence so most cultural rituals involve tests of
    coordination.ie singing and dancing. A coordinated person appears more
    fluid when dancing. a coordinated person can throw a ball further or
    execute a more efficient golf swing. A blind person with good
    coordination could throw a ball far or execute an efficient golf swing.
    The brain seems to process the information faster in coordinated
    people. A coordinated person has better reflexes.

    when an uncoordinated person runs they appear stiffer or less fluid. to
    be a good sprinter i think you would need good coordination. i wonder
    how much poor coordination affects the performance of long-distance
    runners.

  2. Troll

    gty said:

    I guess i mean general coordination. I don't even understand what
    coordination is but I know that good singers always have good
    coordination. Good swimmers need good coordination. A sexy dancer has
    good coordination. For millions of years, coordination was more
    important than intelligence so most cultural rituals involve tests of
    coordination.ie singing and dancing. A coordinated person appears


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    Quoted message said:

    fluid when dancing. a coordinated person can throw a ball further or
    execute a more efficient golf swing. A blind person with good
    coordination could throw a ball far or execute an efficient golf


    swing.

    Quoted message said:

    The brain seems to process the information faster in coordinated
    people. A coordinated person has better reflexes.

    when an uncoordinated person runs they appear stiffer or less fluid.


    to

    Quoted message said:

    be a good sprinter i think you would need good coordination. i wonder
    how much poor coordination affects the performance of long-distance
    runners.

  3. And stop chokin' your chicken 67x a day, and your coordination will
    improve.

    gty said:

    I guess i mean general coordination. I don't even understand what
    coordination is but I know that good singers always have good
    coordination. Good swimmers need good coordination. A sexy dancer has
    good coordination. For millions of years, coordination was more
    important than intelligence so most cultural rituals involve tests of
    coordination.ie singing and dancing. A coordinated person appears


    more

    Quoted message said:

    fluid when dancing. a coordinated person can throw a ball further or
    execute a more efficient golf swing. A blind person with good
    coordination could throw a ball far or execute an efficient golf


    swing.

    Quoted message said:

    The brain seems to process the information faster in coordinated
    people. A coordinated person has better reflexes.

    when an uncoordinated person runs they appear stiffer or less fluid.


    to

    Quoted message said:

    be a good sprinter i think you would need good coordination. i wonder
    how much poor coordination affects the performance of long-distance
    runners.

  4. sorry, but i am not a troll, idiot!

  5. This shmuck doesn't know what coordination is, but he uses the word 15
    times in his brain fart of a post.

  6. Oh, for the record, I am......................coordinated, and a troll.

  7. I would get hurt looking at my hands if I ran.
    A. Biker with a rash.

  8. Wether or not you are a troll idiot is up for debate, but you're
    defeniately still a troll.

  9. Awa Tagoo said:

    A. Biker with a rash.

    It's not from your bikie. Get penicillin now.

  10. My guess is that you are a fat spazz glued to the couch for life. Hurry
    up and die.

  11. You are just an nonentity. You are not smart enough to be a troll.

  12. gty wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I guess i mean general coordination. I don't even understand what
    coordination is but I know that good singers always have good
    coordination. Good swimmers need good coordination. A sexy dancer has
    good coordination. For millions of years, coordination was more
    important than intelligence so most cultural rituals involve tests of
    coordination.ie singing and dancing. A coordinated person appears more
    fluid when dancing. a coordinated person can throw a ball further or
    execute a more efficient golf swing. A blind person with good
    coordination could throw a ball far or execute an efficient golf swing.
    The brain seems to process the information faster in coordinated
    people. A coordinated person has better reflexes.

    when an uncoordinated person runs they appear stiffer or less fluid. to
    be a good sprinter i think you would need good coordination. i wonder
    how much poor coordination affects the performance of long-distance
    runners.

    Pathetic. If your going to troll at least do something that will get a
    response other than "troll". Think about how to get peoples attention and
    fire them up. You must have been really bad at hide and seek? Hide in the
    same place each time?

    Don't worry, doctors will soon be able to help you...

    Love

    Charles

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