becasue they have time to touch each other.
Very much so. Players are allowed to tackle ball carriers and obstruct opponents with their bodies, with no padding at all.
they didn't, they were lost at sea, only one survived, the others couldn't take it anymore and just let go
yes of course
LOL. you get sweaty...duuhh..
yeah its for your bodies protection
I am person who both played football and have been involved in amateur bodybuilding for years. The answer to this question should be quite obvious. Most football players either take steroids or they have taken them at some point during their carreer. Comparing the football players from... let us say... the 1960's to the players of today is like comparing apples to watermelons. Their bodies are not simply the result of weighttraining. For some reason the NFL has gotten a virtual free pass from the scrutiny of the government and the media.
Besides the usual twisting of ankles, legs, wrists, necks, etc. that are associated with most sports; the physical body contact (impacts) of heavy bodies conducted at relatively high speeds (running speeds) can cause the majority of injuries.
Dancers are a lot stronger for lifts and leaps and turns. Everything is more technical and you can't even begin with all of the hard technical skills until you are strong. Stronger than a football player even. They run with a ball and stuff but they don't have to have the strength to support their bodies in various ways.
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Which regulations are prominent depend on what country you are in, and often what state, province and even city you are talking about.
the issue of slavery in the territories was to be decided through governmental bodies