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I think every three handed backhand player feels sympathy for one legged Zverev.You are saying that because you have a three handed backhand?
I think every three handed backhand player feels sympathy for one legged Zverev.You are saying that because you have a three handed backhand?
Carb loading much?
I'd be curious how a top tennis player would do on a lower carb and high fat diet.... very curious if the level would stay or even increase....![]()
It’s type 2 diabetes in which you speak of. Type 1 diabetes is chronic condition that can start in childhood or later, basically your pancreas stops producing insulin.How can such a fit person have diabetes? It should be cured with exercise and right foods
How can such a fit person have diabetes? It should be cured with exercise and right foods
He looks skinny...doesn't own too much fat..but it will still affect his stamina levelsThis explains a lot of his Bo5 failures compared to his Bo3 results. Hard to sustain intensity and physical performance for 4 hours compared to 2 hours.
That being said, I haven’t heard of diabetes preventing people from having a functional second serve…
Rothenburg and almost all the other extremist leftists who claim themselves to be reporters, must be avoided at all costs.Anyone who follows his news, as I do, knows he has diabetes. The phone incident accusations came from the rotten Rothenberg, who it turned out was fully aware that it was a sugar monitor.
I think its important to have this revelation for so many reasons-
- Awareness that a debilitating disease need not necessarily stop someone from competing a highly competitive sport
- Educating people that rotten tennis commentary (like Rotten-burg’s) should never be trusted in full
- That the reason for his endurance issues in 5 set matches doesn’t stem from the idiotic monicker - ‘choker’
- Motivates children and young adults to keep themselves fit and healthy…
No one is asking you to be a fan but don’t dismiss the value of certain points either
Many with T1D do a low carb diet to keep a (more) stable blood glucose. While doing high intensity exercises however, you have to add a lot of fast carbs to prevent a low glucose.Carb loading much?
I'd be curious how a top tennis player would do on a lower carb and high fat diet.... very curious if the level would stay or even increase....![]()
It’s well known that the extreme leftists constitute the political spectrum that shows a shameful ignorance about diabetes (both types 1 and 2).Rothenburg and almost all the other extremist leftists who claim themselves to be reporters, must be avoided at all costs.
It’s well known that the extreme leftists constitute the political spectrum who show a shameful ignorance about diabetes (both types 1 and 2).
I don’t know where I could find the most knowledgeable political party on diabetes.
However, I have been told that extreme leftists know something about cataracts and tropical diseases.
Federer played for 3 years with mono, Rafa was healthy in 6 out of 1400 matches plus still has not figured out the thong sizing, Novak played 1/2 the career getting poisoned with bad carbs and they managed a few trophies…
Many people including myself had no idea.Finally ! I really don't understand why he was pretending to hide it when it was already known by a lot of people. Basically there was no secret but he kept it nonetheless
Nobody cares if you're a fan or not.Sorry to say this but his having diabetes won't make me a fan or give him any more credit than he deserves.
Not sure why this is in tennis news.
What made you think about that?
Nobody here imagined that.
When I saw these two photos:
What endurance issues? He has an excellent record in 5-setters. His issue are his extreme level swings under pressure, particularly forehand and serve.I think its important to have this revelation for so many reasons-
- Awareness that a debilitating disease need not necessarily stop someone from competing a highly competitive sport
- Educating people that rotten tennis commentary (like Rotten-burg’s) should never be trusted in full
- That the reason for his endurance issues in 5 set matches doesn’t stem from the idiotic monicker - ‘choker’
- Motivates children and young adults to keep themselves fit and healthy…
No one is asking you to be a fan but don’t dismiss the value of certain points either
Medvedev just won the USO over a guy with 20 slams at the time. Zverev had 0 slams.Whatever one makes of him as a person and a choker and a failed talent, he is clearly more talented than any other player born in the 1990s. He’s the only one who has the core game that could have developed into that of an all-time great. Raonic, Medvedev, and Tsitsipas are miles off. (Nishikori - born a few days before the end of 1989 - is, too.) Dimitrov and Thiem closer but not quite there.
I think its important to have this revelation for so many reasons-
- Awareness that a debilitating disease need not necessarily stop someone from competing a highly competitive sport
- Educating people that rotten tennis commentary (like Rotten-burg’s) should never be trusted in full
- That the reason for his endurance issues in 5 set matches doesn’t stem from the idiotic monicker - ‘choker’
- Motivates children and young adults to keep themselves fit and healthy…
No one is asking you to be a fan but don’t dismiss the value of certain points either
Ignorant statement. Type 1 incurable autoimmune disease.How can such a fit person have diabetes? It should be cured with exercise and right foods
Not sure how his BO3 second serve stats fair compared to BO5. But, logic would dictate that once the legs are gone so is the bite on the serve.This explains a lot of his Bo5 failures compared to his Bo3 results. Hard to sustain intensity and physical performance for 4 hours compared to 2 hours.
That being said, I haven’t heard of diabetes preventing people from having a functional second serve…
I'm think that Nadal himself doesn't like his antics and if he could magically get rid of them with a snap of his fingers then he would. But it is form of ocd and it's not that easy. Still I prefer that kind of "flaw" over anger management issues for example. Or being a moron on the tennis court.Love the guy and his fighting spirit but cannot stand to watch his antics more than 3 service games. Disgusting and sooo annoying to watch…
I was the last then.Actually, everyone pretty much knew.
I was referring towards them accusing others falsely and creating fake stories or theories to generate a conflict or controversy; but yeah sarcasm is fine tooIt’s well known that the extreme leftists constitute the political spectrum that shows a shameful ignorance about diabetes (both types 1 and 2).
I don’t know where I could find the most knowledgeable political party on diabetes.
However, I have been told that extreme leftists know something about cataracts and tropical diseases.
It actually explains a lot of things especially his instable temperament. Him losing cool and going berserk in middle of matches sometimes can be due to the fluctuating sugar levels in his blood.Link:![]()
Tennis: Zverev macht Diabetes-Erkrankung öffentlich und gründet Stiftung
Beim Tennis-Olympiasieger aus Hamburg war bereits im Alter von vier Jahren die Diagnose Diabetes Typ 1 gestellt worden.www.sportschau.de
Translation from German (thanks to Google translate):
I suspected he had diabetes. It is a sad and big complication for the practice of professional sports. Zverev is lucky to have made it this high despite this handicap.
Medvedev just won the USO over a guy with 20 slams at the time. Zverev had 0 slams.
That would be type 2.I've always thought diabetes was a disease almost exclusively for overweight people. I wonder if Zverev used to be fat as a kid.
That is true, I also have friends who have type 1 diabetes, and they do suffer from extreme mood swings and get angry very easily when the sugar level drops .It actually explains a lot of things especially his instable temperament. Him losing cool and going berserk in middle of matches sometimes can be due to the fluctuating sugar levels in his blood.
I have a couple of diabetic family members and have seen first-hand how hard a disease it is to live with even for non-sporting persons. Respect to him for doing so well despite having diabetes.
His losing record in 5 sets is probably stemming from his inability to trust his body to keep pushing himself longer than that might be required in long matches.What endurance issues? He has an excellent record in 5-setters. His issue are his extreme level swings under pressure, particularly forehand and serve.
For real? People are really this uneducated about a disease that is far from being new? No, anyone can be diabetic, fat or not, especially type 1 as Zverev has.I've always thought diabetes was a disease almost exclusively for overweight people. I wonder if Zverev used to be fat as a kid.
That is true, I also have friends who have type 1 diabetes, and they do suffer from extreme mood swings and get angry very easily when the sugar level drops .
Link:![]()
Tennis: Zverev macht Diabetes-Erkrankung öffentlich und gründet Stiftung
Beim Tennis-Olympiasieger aus Hamburg war bereits im Alter von vier Jahren die Diagnose Diabetes Typ 1 gestellt worden.www.sportschau.de
Translation from German (thanks to Google translate):
I suspected he had diabetes. It is a sad and big complication for the practice of professional sports. Zverev is lucky to have made it this high despite this handicap.
He does not struggle in 5-set matches as he is in the top 10 of active players for 5-set record and #65 in history - he is #1 amongst young players. Roger Federer is #98 incidentally on this list well behind him.That probably explains why he struggles more in best of 5 matches. That’s a real shame as it’s a big factor that’s holding him back. Everything has to be right with persons condition to reach the very top. He’s still having a great career despite this which is very impressive. I wish him the best with his health and tennis.
I've always thought diabetes was a disease almost exclusively for overweight people. I wonder if Zverev used to be fat as a kid.
Diabetes type 1 can be caused by genetic factor or environmental factor.How can such a fit person have diabetes? It should be cured with exercise and right foods
Type 1 diabetes occurs when your immune system, the body's system for fighting infection, attacks and destroys the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas. Scientists think type 1 diabetes is caused by genes and environmental factors, such as viruses, that might trigger the disease.