What % of missionaries are lifting regularly? Lifting enough weight to make a

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Aug 9, 2019
7:32:07pm

Martin Van Nostrand Starter

What % of missionaries are lifting regularly? Lifting enough weight to make a

difference for a D1 offensive lineman? It's gotta be 5% or less. Without the lifting, I don't think the extra eating is a positive. However, I agree that OL is likely the least-negatively affected by missions position (others: maybe QB? and kicker/punters)

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Martin Van Nostrand

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JollyGreenGiant

8/9/19 6:45pm

Let's see. I lost weight, down to 130 pounds. Got sick multiple times,

LiveY'r

8/9/19 6:48pm

At 6'4" I was 180lbs in the MTC. When I got home I was 140lbs. A strong gust of wind could have snapped me in half.

Slim

8/9/19 6:56pm

If I'm being honest this is the one position group where I feel like a 25 year

777

8/9/19 7:00pm

But let’s be fair here, it’s 25 vs 23. Not 25 vs 18. A redshirt

gwalker

8/9/19 7:03pm

Hey...I said 18-22. I was off by one year!!!

777

8/9/19 7:05pm

What % of missionaries are lifting regularly? Lifting enough weight to make a

Martin Van Nostrand

8/9/19 7:32pm

The vast majority of people will come back weaker.

JuicyJam

8/9/19 7:48pm

And yet, any team could send their players on a mission trip

The Dark Knight

8/9/19 7:43pm

Unfortunately, Stanford figured that out.

8/9/19 8:40pm

Not really. Those players would go elsewhere.

thebruce

8/9/19 10:02pm

I lost weight from 182 down to 136 in a month and a half & stayed sick for 10 yr

pegushin

8/9/19 9:18pm

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