[Nojuice1]

I remember when levrone said he ran the 40 in 4.1, i think his stop clock was just a tiny bit off

YouTube - Dwain Chambers vs. Kevin Levrone

[danimalmax22]

pretty damn fast, he wasnt too far off from that sprinter

[Nojuice1]

Originally Posted by danimalmax22

pretty damn fast, he wasnt too far off from that sprinter

No, only 25 feet

[danimalmax22]

ok im sorry, mr. sprinting expert, most people would be at least 100 feet behind him, he did good for someone who weighs a ton compared to most skinny people

[Nojuice1]

Originally Posted by danimalmax22

ok im sorry, mr. sprinting expert, most people would be at least 100 feet behind him, he did good for someone who weighs a ton compared to most skinny people

hell ya he did, but its just funny that he says he ran a 4.1 when like no one in the nfl can even run that

[danimalmax22]

Originally Posted by Nojuice1

hell ya he did, but its just funny that he says he ran a 4.1 when like no one in the nfl can even run that

i dunno about that, but he's fast on that video compared to what people think bodybuilders run like

[MexicanMuscle]

i agree danimal!

[FOOTBALL FAN]

Originally Posted by MexicanMuscle

i agree danimal!

have you tried going to health today?

[TrueOutlaw]

trust me if levorne could run a 4.1 40 he would have never been a boudybuilder

[Blond Bomber]

How many of todays pros hade done it better?

[Jayhawkk]

Levrone was famous for being competitive. He was able to keep a good size plus keep a high level of endurance as well.

[MindFCUK]

Levrone was moving out!!! and truthfully most people THINK us BB'ers are slow, and stiff, and I am glad he proved em wrong.

[Nojuice1]

all and all he still wasnt that fast, fast for a 240 lb guy, but everyone heres talking about how he runs fast for his size, and build even though theirs 300 lb fatass linemen who run faster

[Jayhawkk]

heh, whatever. If that is your reasoning then you're not going to change your mind regardless.