View Full Version : Kobayashi champ again!
DaBestSpooner
07-05-2002, 10:51 AM
50 1/2 hotdogs in 12 minutes, broke another records, unstoppable.
achtungbaby
07-05-2002, 02:21 PM
What is with those Japanese guys? Wasn't the former champion Japanese too -- and like, half the size of his white opponent?
ImrkevinpakI
07-05-2002, 02:35 PM
This is old. This is the same news that was on tv along time ago...then he was on the show called GutterBall, where he ate 37 cow brains..
thaite
07-05-2002, 05:09 PM
[quote:c30cf977aa="achtungbaby"]What is with those Japanese guys? Wasn't the former champion Japanese too -- and like, half the size of his white opponent?[/quote:c30cf977aa]
He's the same dude. DEFENDING CHAMP!
They did a weigh-in before the contest and he was 113 pounds -- afterwards he was 129. Geeze, that's a lot of hot dogs.
ImrkevinpakI
07-05-2002, 05:15 PM
Its amazing......I Wonder where all that food goes?
princess
07-05-2002, 09:28 PM
lord only knows. id be throwing em up after all that.
We need to throw our own yellowworld.org So-Cal GluttonBowl at Todai or Lighthouse or something. How many plates can you eat?
Alex
ImrkevinpakI
07-06-2002, 03:00 PM
I can 5 large boxes of pizzas..does that count?
DaBestSpooner
07-07-2002, 12:54 AM
no, this the 2002 4th of july championships.
[quote:bcd7041ab3="ImrkevinpakI"]This is old. This is the same news that was on tv along time ago...then he was on the show called GutterBall, where he ate 37 cow brains..[/quote:bcd7041ab3]
DaBestSpooner
07-07-2002, 12:59 AM
I saw on the discovery channel, this special on professional competitive eating. The scientific explanation for why the japanese, as well as other asian countries' prowess when it comes to competitive eating was the fact that asians tend to have lower body fat then their american rivals. The americans obessity allows them to have bigger appetites, but their body fat constricts the expansion of their stomachs, whereas asians have less body fat and their stomachs are free to expand beyond the size of americans. Asian competitors also have more discipline than their american counterparts, they go through regular training where they eat huge amounts of food to stretch their stomachs.
ImrkevinpakI
07-07-2002, 07:35 AM
[quote:f74b16d8ba="DaBestSpooner"]I saw on the discovery channel, this special on professional competitive eating. The scientific explanation for why the japanese, as well as other asian countries' prowess when it comes to competitive eating was the fact that asians tend to have lower body fat then their american rivals. The americans obessity allows them to have bigger appetites, but their body fat constricts the expansion of their stomachs, whereas asians have less body fat and their stomachs are free to expand beyond the size of americans. Asian competitors also have more discipline than their american counterparts, they go through regular training where they eat huge amounts of food to stretch their stomachs.[/quote:f74b16d8ba]
Not all asians. my buddy gets full after eatting 6 slices of pizza.
DaBestSpooner
07-07-2002, 01:09 PM
he has trained hard enough, if he eats 6 slices, 2x a day he will surpass that
[quote:a2ef523e14="ImrkevinpakI"][quote:a2ef523e14="DaBestSpooner"]I saw on the discovery channel, this special on professional competitive eating. The scientific explanation for why the japanese, as well as other asian countries' prowess when it comes to competitive eating was the fact that asians tend to have lower body fat then their american rivals. The americans obessity allows them to have bigger appetites, but their body fat constricts the expansion of their stomachs, whereas asians have less body fat and their stomachs are free to expand beyond the size of americans. Asian competitors also have more discipline than their american counterparts, they go through regular training where they eat huge amounts of food to stretch their stomachs.[/quote:a2ef523e14]
Not all asians. my buddy gets full after eatting 6 slices of pizza.[/quote:a2ef523e14]
ImrkevinpakI
07-07-2002, 01:28 PM
wow..
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