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Which wonderful Dingellberry, Cum-Qua!

But he spelled Cum-Qua-Qua, I think.

I know that's a fruit because we had them in my yard as a kid, but I don't think that's how he spell it, but you know teach their own

His question is what separates a good athlete from an elite athlete is a genetics luck disciplined and or resources.

You know I don't know what most people would say but I think one you have to define already

what a good athlete is from elite.

If we're talking about a professional athlete from an all-time great or are we talking about

pretty good varsity basketball guy versus Michael Jordan, you know, like or even powerlifting.

Someone who wins a local meet versus Russ Swall or an Ed cone who will go down like kind of in the Mount Rushmore's.

So it depends what you consider good and great.

I think resources probably has to be number one because without exposure to something you just don't know if you're good so if you never you know if you grew up in an island that doesn't have a barbell gym

You could be the best powerlifter on the planet

it doesn't matter kind of like Janis yeah yeah like kind of Janis in a sense

where Janis had no clue then he just stumbled upon a basketball court I think in

Greece when he was 16.

Francis and Gano, I don't think, fought anyone

until he's 20 and go down as one of the best

MMA fighters of all time.

So exposure and resources probably have to be number one.

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