Has America ever had a less atheltic President?
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Sometimes when smoking pot it makes you don't give a crap.No wonder the world was laughing at us.
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Maybe Michael was the athletic one?No wonder the world was laughing at us.
Ever hit that moment when trying becomes trying too hard?
Yeah, you're there.
Yeah, you're there.
Even with polio he was more coordinated than the limp wristed community organizer.
Fat yes. Less athletic no.
Wouldn’t use a golf swing as a barometer for athleticism. At least Taft had the stones to throw out the first pitch...
Fat yes. Less athletic no.
Tiger wishes he had that swing.
A cool 165 off the tee.Fat yes. Less athletic no.
This, trump is too much of a little bitch to throw out a first pitch.
No wonder the world was laughing at us.
This thread will last in the west zone for weeks.
Trump trolls you to the max, day and night my friend. Prayers sent to you, when he wins again in 2020.
Hard to give any president flack on the first pitch thing... can’t image throwing “well” with 30 lbs of body armor on.
Unless you're dubya. Dude throws a mean 2 Seamer
You are aware that for the President of the United States trolling people isn't a virtuous trait right? Reagan would be ashamed.
GOAT first pitch. It doesn't matter what else he's done athletically in his life, that's all he needs.
GHWB must have been pretty athletic. He played baseball at Yale. I think he played against CU in the CWS one year.
Well he is about 70. Everybody slows down by that age if you aren’t a PGA professional who plays every day.
Hell I would have voted for him if I knew that!Plus he eats ketchup on his steak
#1: Calvin Coolidge
The least athletic American president is Calvin Coolidge, whose athletic talent can be encapsulated by the way he played and felt about golf.
Golf's popularity took off during the first quarter of the twentieth century. As such, presidents were expected to play and enjoy the game. Well, Coolidge played, but he didn't enjoy. By all accounts, he would have been jealous of Charles Barkley's golf swing, routinely taking 10+ strokes to get to the green. And when it came time to leave the White House to make way for Herbert Hoover, the only item left behind was his bag of golf clubs.
Coolidge's disdain for sports didn't end at his own poor abilities. Sports, in a way, also killed his son. In 1924, Calvin Jr. developed a staph infection after playing tennis barefoot on the White House courts. The infection went untreated for too long and soon killed him.
The least athletic American president is Calvin Coolidge, whose athletic talent can be encapsulated by the way he played and felt about golf.
Golf's popularity took off during the first quarter of the twentieth century. As such, presidents were expected to play and enjoy the game. Well, Coolidge played, but he didn't enjoy. By all accounts, he would have been jealous of Charles Barkley's golf swing, routinely taking 10+ strokes to get to the green. And when it came time to leave the White House to make way for Herbert Hoover, the only item left behind was his bag of golf clubs.
Coolidge's disdain for sports didn't end at his own poor abilities. Sports, in a way, also killed his son. In 1924, Calvin Jr. developed a staph infection after playing tennis barefoot on the White House courts. The infection went untreated for too long and soon killed him.
