Yes, if you are referring to cardiovascular fitness perhaps. Still up for debate though. Fitness is a measurement of many other segments however.
Women decline quicker in power/strength disciplines than men.
That makes no sense. If anything, women age BETTER than men when it comes to preserving fitness into middle age.[/quote]
Yes, if you are referring to cardiovascular fitness perhaps. Still up for debate though. Fitness is a measurement of many other segments however.
Women decline quicker in power/strength disciplines than men.
That makes no sense. If anything, women age BETTER than men when it comes to preserving fitness into middle age.[/quote]
Ed Burke carried the flag, with one arm!, in the 1984 opening ceremony. You've mixed up throwers. Al Oerter wasn't on the team that year, as has already been discussed.
Long Memory wrote:
Ed Burke carried the flag, with one arm!, in the 1984 opening ceremony. You've mixed up throwers. Al Oerter wasn't on the team that year, as has already been discussed.
Thanks have alerted Olympedia editors.
And we add Ed Burke to the list of Masters on USAOGTeam
wineturtle wrote:
Long Memory wrote:Ed Burke carried the flag, with one arm!, in the 1984 opening ceremony. You've mixed up throwers. Al Oerter wasn't on the team that year, as has already been discussed.
Thanks have alerted Olympedia editors.
And we add Ed Burke to the list of Masters on USAOGTeam
Just had an Emily Litella moment :0
Long Memory
Carrying the Olympic Flag is different that carrying the US Flag ahead of the US team.
But I'll hear back from the MAD guys forthwith.