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Whats The Pulse of a Football Player?
Topic Started: Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:46 pm (34 Views)
wippyj
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Welcome. This is your first step to making a career in the NFL. You've played High School football and put in hours upon hours of training, but now your first test begins. You have been scouted by some big name schools and now you must choose one and begin your journey to the NFL. A journey with highs and lows. Some players witness many high points in their career, which is also like how they play the game. With high adrenaline and intensity. Leaving it all on the field. Unfortunately though, sometimes they put their bodies through such battles that they ether end up with such injuries, some which may ruin a career or hopefully just slow down one instead. A players heart is a lot like the game of football. Some players make a career for their amount of heart. Either by fighting though injury to help the team or by leaving nothing on the field week in and week out. Without a heart you would not have a pulse. So in that sense, a pulse is much like the NFL as it has higher points and some lows. When things are getting intense your pulse becomes higher and more rapid. When things are pretty bad and hope seems lost your pulse can be faint but all you need is a jump (maybe a few great games) and your pulse is regular again or maybe even higher. Much like life, your at your best when your pulse is high and almost down and out when your pulse is low. But almost could change with momentum. This is the Pulse of a Football Player.
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