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Senses of Sport

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Never happen, it's long, slow, deep breathes to keep from hyperventilating...

 

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This is particularly awesome at Thunder Valley.

 

I would add the blur of watching cars going 200 mph on the front stretch of the Brickyard.

 

:thumb:

The sound of a basketball being bounced.

The smell of popcorn.

The sight of a beautiful 3 point shot going through the hoop.

Dew on the greens early in the morning.

The sound of a basketball being dribbled on the floor in a empty gymnasium.

Ill go against LBBC and say "On the line" has to be one of the worse sounds!!!

And cant forget about the cheerleaders at the event!!!

The smell of sweaty shoulder pads.

 

Please tell me you are joking, right?:eek::eek::eek:

The unmistakable sound of the pop in the catchers glove on a 98 mph fastball...

Please tell me you are joking, right?:eek::eek::eek:

 

I assume he's not joking and I completely agree. It goes right along with my 5-day-old practice jerseys that have certain "aroma" to them. Its not the smell itself but, rather, its the association of the smell with a great time in your life.

Dew on the greens early in the morning.

The sound of a basketball being dribbled on the floor in a empty gymnasium.

Ill go against LBBC and say "On the line" has to be one of the worse sounds!!!

And cant forget about the cheerleaders at the event!!!

 

Not been basketball season until the coach needs to get the team's attention with the unmistakable irritation in their voice with a "Get on the line."

I assume he's not joking and I completely agree. It goes right along with my 5-day-old practice jerseys that have certain "aroma" to them. Its not the smell itself but, rather, its the association of the smell with a great time in your life.

 

Ok, I see that but don't completely understand it.:p:p

Can't believe I forgot that...
What about this one, on the Baseball field.

 

Icy Hot, Atomic Balm or Heat....for the sore arm guys.

What about this one, on the Baseball field.

 

Icy Hot, Atomic Balm or Heat....for the sore arm guys.

 

Is that what that is for? Cause in the boys basketball locker room, it always ended up in jock straps. :flame:

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What about this one, on the Baseball field.

 

Icy Hot, Atomic Balm or Heat....for the sore arm guys.

 

Not on my field...:D

Is that what that is for? Cause in the boys basketball locker room, it always ended up in jock straps. :flame:
The 'ole right of passage, from upper classmen to the newbies.....Welcome to the team.

 

:lol:

Is that what that is for? Cause in the boys basketball locker room, it always ended up in jock straps. :flame:

And then you tell them to go wash it off with a hot shower, which raise the temperature another 200 degrees. :lol:

Not on my field...:D
You must own stock in Biofreeze....:lol:

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