Cup stacking competition vid (actual speed!)

[Ekliptix]

http://www.speedstacks.com/qt_lg.html

wholy $h!t. I now know my life's purpose.

[nismodrifter]

[Stratus_Power]

that is crazy.....

[Zephyr]

yea they have this kinda competition in schools around the states... no bigge...maybe because i seen a lot of this before

[Ben]

Thats Wh@k y0!

[Dope Dealer]

That is crazy!

[4wheeldrift]

Great googly moogly!

[eludeu]

HAHAHAHAAH thats funny, how is that a sport??

[boi-alien]

kinda loserish heheh, i mean it's cool.. but.... i don't see how it's a sport

[4wheeldrift]

I could see how it could be considered a sport. From reading their website, its meant to be more of a training tool, training yourself to use both hands equally well and improve motor control. Would be good for a sport like basketball.

[OMOYYC]

I couldn't believe it. That's insane speeds! She should be a good driver when she grows older. Ultra reflexes!

[mwmhong]

WOW! I watched that video over and over and over, it's just perplexing!

"Just think of the sports where both hands come into play: dribbling and shooting a basketball, catching and throwing a baseball, landing a lacrosse shot, serving a tennis ball, or stick handling a hockey puck."

I can see the elite athletes training for the 2004 Olympics practicing their cup stacking as part of their daily regimen, alongside strength-training, plyometrics and cardio.

"We couldn't have won the gold without practicing our cup-stacking" LOL!

"Cup stacking itself also stands alone as a sport conducted tournament style."

Correct, ALONE.