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What is cross country?A true sport. All other athletes are just players. Hey Tony how do you feel today after cross country practice? cross country - videoCross country - what is it?A sport which is superior to every other sport, because you need talent, and endurance to stand up to the challenge. AND you hafta be a crazy ass mofo to do it, like me. Cross country is better than field hockey because field hockey is for talentless ho's. What does "cross country" mean?Cross country is a fucking hard core sport for real athletes who dont enjoy rolling around in the mud with other men (football). Often get shit from other pussy sports players like sprinters and football players. Have a lot of endurance and stamina and there are also girls involved. Cross Country runners also get called gay for wearing short shorts but they never participate in spirited games of grabass such as football players. Put simply, cross country is kick ass. Wow! Those cross country guys ran 10 miles! Cross country - what does it mean?Cross Country is thuggin. It requires long hours of training to be great but the cross country ladies are hot as hell so its worth it. "Wow that cross country 5k race was hard!" Cross country - meaningAwesome sport in which intelligent people are involved in, that most peeps dont understand unless they are involved in it. cross country runners rock Cross country - definitionCross country is the most under represented, underclothed, and BEST sport. Cross country kick ass. The guy before me is complaining because cross country kicks his ass. Cross country - slangXC is the best sport ever!!! Although you run for individual times, cross country is definatley a team sport. Teams are close-knit w/ great coaches and lots of crazy fun traditions, such as hitting signs or boxer day. I know this definition is not really that good, for it doesn't even begin to explain running and how great XC is or why you love it so much- but I've tried to explain cross-country to non-running people countless times before and they just don't get it. If your a dedicated cross country runner, than you understand - but everyone else just doesn't get it - but for those of us that do - well no more needs to be said Some people limit their challenges. Cross countryThe most difficult sport of all. There are no timeouts, substitutions, halftimes, or other breaks. Because of this, the sport requires extreme amounts of stamina and talent to play, and to be successful, it requires even more effort. Cross country consists of long races (minimum 5k or 3.1 miles) over varied terrains, including hills, roads, mud puddles, grassy fields, rocky paths, and sometimes even shallow streams. To complete the race, the runners must not only have the strength to finish, but must also be aware of their surroundings at all times. Stop paying attention to your surroundings, and you could fall, costing you valuable seconds, knocking you out of the race, or even sending you to the hospital. Cross country is not to be confused with indoor/outdoor track. Although they have long-distance events, their longest usually is 5k, cross country's shortest. Also, they have no hills or other obstacles; they just run around a track many times. Road races aren't technically true cross country races, but usually get grouped together with cross country races because of their distance and hills. A true cross country race stays away from pavement as much as possible. Cross country = a true sport Cross countryCross country is a sport that is often disliked by individuals who dislike the fact that it requires more dedication and will than any other sport. John Saunders doesn't like cross country. He perfers to stay at home and polish his pickle. Cross countryA sport in which requires dedication and the will to want to run everyday. Those who run are the only ones who can fully understand how great it is. Though training is hellish, the reward more than makes up for it. People often criticize the sport, but this is because they are ignorant, or maybe even jealous. They say that it is only running and laugh at the small shorts. Cross Country is not nearly as popular as football or baseball, but the fans who come and watch are like no others. Very often, people cannot comprehend why we run and see running as a punishment. It is these people who could never realize, and shall never realize why we do what we do. It is not for glory, but for self satisfation. Cross Country requires more physical and mental strength than other sports. normal kid: "Dang, today we have to run in PE. I knew I shouldn't have came to school." |
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