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| View Poll Results: Haynesworth needing to pass the conditioning test before he can practice with the team: | |||
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118 | 93.65% |
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8 | 6.35% |
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Special Teams
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 165
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Re: Haynesworth fails conditioning test
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The Starter
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warrenton, Virginia
Age: 45
Posts: 1,515
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Re: Haynesworth fails conditioning test
This wasn't a personal attack on Haynesworth via Shanahan. I think Albert is a quitter, but he got excited and wanted to show off. If you think about what Jason Reid said versus the failed 2nd leg of the test. To me it's as simple as he really wanted to show everyone that he had been working out, so he went too hard on the first leg. Albert's not a runner, let's not kid ourselves. He has never had to learn the concept of holding a little in reserve.
I was an NCAA Division 1 cross country runner. I know that when i got to practice in the later summer, that first day i always ran way too hard in the first part of the workout. I was just excited to be there, and wanted to show off. HE WILL PASS TODAY. The trainer would have told him to drink lots of water, and get a ton of sleep yesterday. And then this morning, eat some light carbs(bread), water again. And then don't try so hard on the first leg of the workout. Ever since watergate, this town has been too quick to adopt conspiracy theories. |
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