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I am no fan of 5 time to say the least and I did a search for a photo of G. Tate. Athleticism is particular to each sport. Each trains in a specific regimen to maximize their potential. If Tate trained as a race car driver, he would suck more as a football player. If Johnson trained as a baseball pitcher, he would not last the amount of time needed to finish a race. All players in all highly actives sports, dehydrate in a direct proportion of the amount of effort exerted. Recently, another driver Brad Keselowski, lost 15 pounds during a single race, and trust me he was skinny before the race started. G. Tate loses weight per game but every football game last for exactly 60 minutes. Not one second more or one second less. Without TV the games stop and many times the players on the field go to the bench to rest and rehydrate. A race driver's quickest race is probably on the order of 2 1/2 hours but averages about 3 1/4 actual race time. Even under caution they are busy and may or may not have enough time to recover from the last stint. What I am trying to say is G. Tate is a narrow minded individual that tries to compare apples to oranges but winds up with sour grapes. My suggestions is he have his agent schedule some medical tests for aggravated repetitive concusions cause that dude is crazy in the head.

Athleticism is particular to each sport. Each trains in a specific regimen to maximize their potential.

That's also true within most sports. In baseball there's a world of difference between what a first baseman does and what a 3rd baseman does.

Good post.

Jimmie started racing motocross motorcycles when he was 5 years old.

Anybody who knows what that is appreciates his physical ability.