Anthony Gordon

[Menace]

28 minutes ago, Holloway said:

Can't help thinking he'd benefit from bulking up a little bit, he had his top off the other week,he's like a fucking spelk 

 

Apparently got permission from the club not to do gym as it'll make him more injury prone or something

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Yeah, in his interview when he arrived he said he doesn’t do strength training. He might not mean literally none like, but it was interesting. 

 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by AyeDubbleYoo

[Holloway]

41 minutes ago, Menace said:

 

Apparently got permission from the club not to do gym as it'll make him more injury prone or something

Oh didn't know that. Unusual

[nufcjmc]

32 minutes ago, Holloway said:

Oh didn't know that. Unusual

He spoke about his fitness regime in that the overlap interview you can watch it on YouTube i think. Nothing ground breaking what others have said he prefers to stay out of the gym. 

[The College Dropout]

1 hour ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Yeah, in his interview when he arrived he said he doesn’t do strength training. He might not mean literally none like, but it was interesting. 

 

 

 

Looks like he does none.

 

Common thought is *some* strength training will help prevent injuries. Will literally give you stronger ligaments and connective tissues etc. but if he thinks it will increase his injury record then it will increase his injury record.

 

There's a sprinter. Who was world class that never did weights. He finally started lifting in his mid 30's... then started getting PBs at a time when he should've started slowing down.... and it was attributed to the weights. Think it's Kim Collins. He hardly hulked up either. Might be PEDs.

 

 

Edited 4 hours ago by The College Dropout

[Lotus]

Maybe he does a lot of body weight stuff or resistance bands. Would find it hard to believe he does NO strength and conditioning, like. 
Fwiw, I think I remember Mike Tyson only did body weight stuff when he was in his prime. Very different genetics, obvs!!

[Nucasol]

55 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Looks like he does none.

 

Common thought is *some* strength training will help prevent injuries. Will literally give you stronger ligaments and connective tissues etc. but if he thinks it will increase his injury record then it will increase his injury record.

 

There's a sprinter. Who was world class that never did weights. He finally started lifting in his mid 30's... then started getting PBs at a time when he should've started slowing down.... and it was attributed to the weights. Think it's Kim Collins. He hardly hulked up either. Might be PEDs.

He’ll have been juiced to the gills.