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(CNN) -- They've been trained to focus for weeks at a time on a single goal. They know how to clearly identify obstacles and form step-by-step plans to overcome them.
They're obsessed with improving specific skills but judge success only by overall progress made in the world they've decided to conquer -- as realistic or fantastical as it may be.
It's precisely these traits that make video-gamers great bodybuilders.
Take a moment to laugh, if you must. Now hear us out.
Brian Wang and Dick Talens were the stereotypical video-gamers in high school. One was scrawny, the other fat. They grew up playing marathon sessions of "EverQuest" and "Counter-Strike."
"I literally would wake up and play all day, eating intermittently," Talens said. "OK, when I say intermittently, I mean eating a lot."
great article. Nonetheless, as soon as I saw the snippet from the OP, I was noticed the exact same thing about their names. Sure, dedication and single mindedness helped them pursue their goal. But it was only their goal because they were relentlessly picked on.
Apu/Homer/Homerjunior . Rank 27 LK no buff. Rank 83 BG9 S10. Rank 1 5v5....If you count 5's lol
People can laugh all they want my time spent in high level PvP increased my real life reaction time and thought process speed both very important in sanctioned combat.