Ric, you seem to think SportLegs is blasphemy against the Church of Accepted Knowledge. Maybe it is. But do you really want to wait until every last aborigine knows about it to try it? Do people consult you because you’re the last to know, or the first to know? SportLegs wasn’t developed by some giant company with a giant research budget. And it isn’t some potentially dangerous drug that has to be proven. It’s a blend of healthy minerals that have been Recognized As Safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for twenty years. SportLegs was developed by athletes who could feel the difference it made themselves. A consistent, appreciable difference. What feels like a double-digit percentage difference. So when our limited-budget preliminary research quantified exactly that, we weren’t surprised. We would have been more surprised if it hadn’t. But then you’d have to try SportLegs yourself to understand.
It sure would be great if the Church of Accepted Knowledge didn’t barricade its doors so tightly against the possibility of something new; something, perish the thought, its High Priests might have missed.
C’mon, Coach. Lighten up, and give it a go. Isn’t sports all about possibilities? You require your students to open their minds and learn. Can’t you do the same?
Respectfully,
Carl Holmes for SportLegs
It sure would be great if the Church of Accepted Knowledge didn’t barricade its doors so tightly against the possibility of something new; something, perish the thought, its High Priests might have missed.
C’mon, Coach. Lighten up, and give it a go. Isn’t sports all about possibilities? You require your students to open their minds and learn. Can’t you do the same?
Respectfully,
Carl Holmes for SportLegs