34-yo COVID death, ultramarathon runner

Funny Israel is >>> that way too. Get fucked.

Roger Gracie, a world class BJJ athlete, got very sick to the point where he had to be rushed to the hospital, and also said his good friend who was a 35 y/o marathon runner passed away due to Coronavirus.

jiujitsutimes.com/roger-gracie-has-recovered-from-covid-19-claims-its-no-joke

>ultra marathon runner
>live streamed funeral
My post post-mortem says cause of death was advanced faggotry. Likely got it from OP

>34

Bro thats old as fuck, and im 32, going on 33, trust me, i feel like ive lost 50% of my lifeblood from age 25

I remember being 15-25 hearing guys in their 30s/40s talk about "muh use to be so energetic in muh 20s" and I thought they were exaggerating

When i was 25 i was INCLINE BENCH PRESSING 2 plates for 15+ reps, EASILY, now at 32 I struggle to Incline bench 1 plate for 15 reps.

At around age 28 i noticed a decline in lifeblood, and that decline sped up from 29/30/31/32.

Sure a few guys in their 30s can keep going strong and even improve, but 95%+ of men get brutally destroyed by the agepill from late 20s and onwards, look at professional sports, its rare to have them ever be able to continue at that level in their late 20s/30s, most peak in their late teens, or early 20s at the latest, and its down from then.

People like Cristiano Ronaldo still being gods in their 30s are exceptions to the rule.

based

I'm tired of giant pussies covid 19 posting.

fuck off.

That's not what that saying means. It's using "proves" to mean "tests" as in the case of a "proving ground."
So what the saying means is "the exception tests the rule" so if you have exceptions your rule is not a rule.

the gracies are some of the biggest attention whoring, self-aggrandizing liars in the world. That is the foundation of their whole family.

Having somewhat less T is not the same thing as being a smoking obese boomer. There's no reason to expect healthy 30-somethings would die from this.
I would bet that in 95% of cases of a 30 yo dying from this there's something they're not telling you, like he had AIDS.

>ultramarathon

He was gonna die of a heart attack or stroke soon anyway. Ultramarathons are horrible for your health, this way of training turns your heart and arteries into a fibrous Mass of scar tissue.

Test your leptins, faggets
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Based.

Its really not that serious bro. Sometimes your immune system goes into overdrive and kills you, and thats exactly what happened to this marathon runner.

Humans are so black and white, and humans want to believe they can explain & control everything, but the reality is the universe doesn't give a shit about you or what you think you can control, the reality is you have no control over anything, you can influence somethings, but you cannot ever fully control what happens to you.

This is humans who have FEAR of not being able to control everything, humans with FEAR will come up with conspiracy theories as to why something BAD is happening, because its a lot less SCARY for the human to come to the conclusion that someone has done something to DESERVE it, or that they had CONTROL, for the human to acknowledge the fact that some things are just NOT IN YOUR CONTROL, makes many humans EXTREMELY FEARFUL of their mortality.

It's fascinating to me what kind of retarded shit humans will come up with to avoid fear of the reality of having no control in this universe.

Based
It must suck to know just how tenuous the balance and charade that keeps your kind from rightfully being exterminated is, huh?

>Daily Mirror
Really having to dig, huh Moshe?

that's absurdly stupid, well done.
Every rule has exceptions, that doesn't mean they're not rules.
E.g.
> As a rule, men have a penis. Not always, but as a rule.

Based and redpilled.

Isn't Hafthor Bjornsson 31 y/o?

I can name hundreds of other examples of strong, healthy males in their 30's.

You're just making poor excuses for your shitty health.

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absolutely based

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rugby players peak in their late 20s too, and most go into their early 30s comfortably if they are good players and don't snap an ACL.

Some sports peak super early, like gymnastics where you have to train from child and then retire at 25, but not all sports are like that.

I said there are exceptions to the rule.

But the fact is 95%+ of men peak in their 20s physically, at least 95%. Its most like 98%+.

You can name "hundreds" out of MILLIONS upon MILLIONS of other athletes, nice.

Doesn't highly difficult training like marathon running actually lower your immune system when done?

Yep. Same goes with super high volume lifting.