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Orange. I saw this young boy’s name on a high school basketball team list. I checked to see if he was a real person. Sure enough, he had a last name and exists in a team photo.Lucky. Maybe for a rescue dog but not a human child.Princess. What if your daughter ends up being a tomboy and not a little princess?Bob. The name of my distant cousin’s little son. It sounds like a name that the teacher always uses as an example in math problems. I’ve met goldfishes named Bob because their owners didn’t want them to be named Goldie or Fishy. At some point, it was a boy’s name but it was many decades ago.Little. My aunt’s old co-worker is literally named this. It won’t be a nice name when the child isn’t so little anymore.Kitty. I have a family friend’s friend named Kitty and she is a full grown woman. She didn’t stay a 3 year old child forever.Sister. There was once a 9 year old girl named Sister in my 4th grade class. She had two older brothers and I’m guessing that her parents wanted a girl too? Imagine those boys calling her to come over in public. Actually — imagine if any person calls that little girl over.Sofija. It was pronounced as Sofia or Sophia. Very pretty name. What’s wrong with the proper way of spelling?Pretty. The cultural Indian name Priti, Preiti or Preety is great. These parents just altered it and gave their daughter a name PRETTY. As in, how one would describe physical appearance and attractiveness.Genius. Let’s see if the child actually lives up to their parents’ potential first…Tough. A young girl from camp was named Tough. Her parents decided it was a good idea. That’s what they wanted her to be, right? She loved picking fights and making other people angry. Once we hit the teenage years, cyberbullying with “tough” words was the new thing. She isn’t so tough now, is she?River. I had a 3rd grade classmate named River. He was one of my friends but haven’t seen him ever since. I remembered how other children teased him at school.

That’s interesting.You: 5′8″/173 cm GG: 5′10″/178 cmYou: 57kg/125 lbs GG: 58kg/128 lbs.She wears a US dress size 2 (UK/India 6, Italy 38, France 34, Germany 32), a further indication that she is very slim indeed.She probably works out more than you do, probably a lot more. It’s her job as an action-movie actress and longtime professional model (former Miss Israel and competitor in the 2004 Miss Universe pageant) to always be fit, so it’s dead certain that she has a physical trainer, runs or bikes regularly, does yoga or dance-exercise or other fitness activities, etc.Sweet n’ Innocent: Gal Gadot confidently parading around almost naked in front of God and everybody at the age of merely 19. What will you be doing at that age?For six months before filming Wonder Woman, she did two hours of gym work, two hours of fight choreography, and two hours of horseback riding, five days a week, and gained 17 pounds of muscle, though has probably lost most of that added weight. But on the other hand, rumor has it that she plans to muscle up even bigger for Wonder Woman 2, which is already in the works! By comparison your physical training regime doesn’t amount to much at all. Even by comparison to mine it doesn’t amount to much, and I’m almost physically dead. Work on it!She can balance on a medicine ball, throw signs, and take a super-cute selfie all at the same time in the middle of a rings workout. And you?If she has even a week or two of advance notice to prepare for your challenge match, there’s a battalion of top kickboxing trainers, black belts, and Krav Maga killers she could call on for pre-fight training. Who do you know? What kind of fight camp could you afford?Advantage: Gal Gadot.Gal Gadot, at 145 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal, while training for Wonder WomanShe has some real-world hand-to-hand combat training from her mandatory Israeli military service from age 20–22 (she served as an army fitness instructor, teaching gymnastics and calisthenics*), and from participating in fight-scene training for Wonder Woman (as well as several other films), although, granted, all the big men falling down were stuntmen paid to do so. Still: big advantage to Gal Gadot. You just haven’t put in 1/1000th of the training time that she has. Start catching up now!(*That’s right, son; at that all-important time of life while her female body was attaining its full, mature perfection (the peak arrives later for men) she was being paid to do nothing but work out in the sunshine, every day for two entire years! Have you had any such opportunity? I didn’t think so!)She learned to handle light military weapons in basic training, and so if your fight turned into a shooting encounter, she could easily defeat you by knowing how to load and aim the firearm, assuming that you do not. Gunfight advantage: Gal Gadot.IDF soldier GG casually striking a pose with her uniform and rifle like it ain’t no thang! Oh, did you only bring a knife to a gunfight? That’s cool too, see that broadsword? She’s spent a couple hundred hours training with it under the gaze of astute masters of swordplay: and she’d be happy to switch to blades if that’s what you’d prefer, no doubt about it.You have a “friendly nature;” but to all outward appearances, so does GG! She only fights and kills men in the movies. Advantage: even.On the other hand, she played on a girls’ basketball team in high school, so maybe her competitive nature is greater than yours, if you don’t do sports at all. And it’s a long way to the top if you want to be an international top model and a famous actress, while earning a law degree and giving birth twice along the way, so she’s got determination to spare. Proven grit advantage: Gal Gadot.Back in 2017 she challenged Chris Hemsworth, the Thor guy, to an “if-worlds-collide” movie battle, and claimed that Wonder Woman would kick Thor’s ass if they threw down. A cocky lassie! You on the other hand seem like you haven’t developed a similar attitude, being a shy, still uncertain, still immature male, both physically and psychologically. Cockiness advantage: Gal Gadot.Chris Hemsworth wears a s**t-eating rictus grin of fear and submission, as he stands next to Gal Gadot.You: growing teenage boy. GG: 34-year-old wife and mother of two small children, one of whom she was pregnant with while filming WW. Basic testosterone advantage: you, for once! And becoming more so every month! But: Experience of many hours of terrible real-life pain advantage: Gal Gadot.Your scenario didn’t say whether this fight was a closed-gym match with nobody else present, or there would be a crowd of spectators. If the latter, then everyone would be cheering for her, everyone would be eager to taunt you and laugh at your humiliation, and GG could steadily demoralize you by trash-talking (learned from her long experience as a “badass-chick” character in the Fast and the Furious movies), like: “That the best you’ve got? Getting pinned down hard by an old lady? Should I let you up now so you can try again?” And you would step onto the mat or into the cage already knowing that if you were knocked out with a high head kick—look at those legs, that extension—or submitted by her with a painful arm bar, a crippling heel hook, or a cunning chokehold, you’d instantly hear somebody yelling: “This s**t is SO going on YOUTUBE!” and know you would face that consequence for the rest of your symbolically emasculated life. I pity the fool!Whereas, if you were beating her heavily, people would get mad at you for hurting a 34–year-old mom, and probably intervene to stop you, and would hate you. Her good buddies Vin Diesel and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson would flip a coin to see who got to beat you up first, and then fellow badass-chick actress Michelle Rodriguez from the F/F movie franchise would finish you off after they were through with you. Psychological advantage: enormously to Gal Gadot!I don’t know…maybe if you were forced to fight each other right now, Gal Gadot would win. Work out a lot more, learn to fight, and keep growing, and the odds could shift in your favor, although it’s not guaranteed. Until then she’d probably just say, and not unkindly (because she has children of her own, and knows that somewhere there’s a mother who loves you too):“That’s an amusing idea, young man; but come back after you’ve built up a reputation.”Take a good look: Either way, this fight may not be easy for you….However, thank you for the opportunity to post some gratuitous, hot, Gal Gadot photos for everyone’s enjoyment. /s

Let’s just assume you are 13 years old and about 6’2. You decide that you want to get into the NBA. This is how you and your parents should go about it.Practice like it’s your job. Develop those natural talents. A 6’2 13 year old is going to be pretty unstoppable even with raw skills.Try to go to a high school known for developing kids into the NBA or at least a great D-1 school. This might mean relocating to another state.Practice like it’s your job. While other kids are having fun you need to be practicing in the summer. Stay away from all bad influences.During these four years of high school you need to develop an all around game. You don’t want to be 6’4 center in high school and then when you get to a D-1 school there’s no way you will be a center.Practice like it’s your job. Your parents and coach may reclassify or hold you back a grade so you can develop your skills.If you go to a high school well known for basketball there will definitely be D-1 scouts at the game. Sometimes college head coaches will show up at a game too. You need to put some impressive numbers up at these games. If you do then coaches will definitely want you.Practice like it’s your job. These college scouts critique everything you can or can’t do. They make a decision if you are a good fit for their college team.Eventually you will get rated by ESPN based on the position you play. D-1 schools tend to go after the top 100 in each position. Be as high on the list as possible.When the coaches that want you meet up with you listen to their pitches carefully. Can they get you playing time? Is the school the type of environment you want to be in? Is the school far from your family or close to them? Are they offering you a full athletic scholarship?Whatever is important to you that’s the school you pick.Practice like it’s your job. By the time you are a senior you should be peaking at your skills. Sure you will need some polishing but that’s what D-1 schools are for.D-1 schools are the best in the country. Basketball powerhouses like Duke, North Carolina, and Villanova will have talent every year because their recruiting classes. Now keep in mind you will be playing men like you who were the best high school players in the country.Practice like it’s your job. This is your time to make yourself known on the national stage. Great basketball colleges get more televised games so you will always get the opportunity to shineThere will be NBA scouts at your college games now analyzing your abilities.Talk to your coach and family to see if you are NBA ready. You might be able to leave after your freshman year of college. Sometimes you might want to wait one or two more years to improve your place in the draft. You want to be considered a first round draft pick.Depending on your confidence in your draft position you can declare for the draft and hire a agent. They changed the rule that if you hire an agent and don’t get drafted you could not return to school. So if it doesn’t work out you can keep playing you with your old college.I also forgot to add you don’t have to go to a D-1 school. You can play overseas or sit the year out if you decide you are good enough after one year. However most players play D-1 basketball because it gives them exposure.If NBA teams ask you to go workout for them it’s in your best interest to do so. It gives them a better picture and if you are a good fit for their team. This is basically your job interview.Try to stay injury free. Injuries will hurt your draft stock and most teams might not risk it no matter how good you are.When draft day comes hope for the best. Depending on the needs of the NBA team and your skills you can be drafted high in the first round or not drafted at all. If you don’t get drafted you can join the G league which is basically a semi pro version of the NBA.If you do get drafted, congrats you are an NBA player. More the 98 percent of college basketball players don’t get this far.Practice because the NBA is your job now. They are always willing to replace you if you are underachieving. Keep a good attitude off and on the court. Players will like you a lot more.Remember that most players don’t make the NBA. Have a back up plan because you never know what can happen along the way. Use the full scholarship to get an education.I am not a expert at this so please correct me if I am missing something. These are just things I can think off the top of my head. It’s best to go to coaches that are knowledgeable in the process. I apologize this was way too long of an explanation.Also try to play in the AAU. It’s a prestigious league for high school players. Also it’s a plus to play in the McDonalds All American Game. There are also several prestigious basketball camps in the country. Do research.College is where many potential NBA players fall off. They get cocky and they get themselves involved with the wrong crowd. As a NCAA player you aren’t supposed to take any gifts or money from any booster past a specific amount.Keep the ladies at a minimum. As a college athlete you will be the big man on campus. Girls either trying to make a living off you or ruin your life will try to have sex with you.The last thing you need is a false rape allegation or a baby on the way.