Being human is "peak physical condition" these days I graduated from college this past spring which officially ended my organized basketball career.  I recently found a mens league in my hometown that runs a couple nights a week.  Monday night was the first time I went and the first time I have played since graduating.  There are some decent guys in the league, but way more hams than I expected.  They play in one of the elementary school gyms which is tiny and the court is not big enough to fit a three point line.  I asked one of the humans why we don't go play in the middle school or something and he told me the guys like the smaller court because they aren't in good enough shape to play on a real one.  This annoyed me because hams ruin everything as we know too well, but also because I am a short white guy and the three point line is the only reason I played college ball lol.  After we played, the guy who runs the league got my email so I could let everyone know whether I am in or out each week.  So today I get a group email asking who is in for tonight.  The guy who guarded me on Monday replied "I'm only in if someone else guards the early 20's something guy who's in peak physical condition."  Now I don't know if he is complimenting me or complaining that I played.  Either way it is pretty sad that I am considered to be in "peak physical condition" nowadays simply because I am not fat.  Personally when I think of peak physical condition I think of the Lebron James or Micheal Phelps type athletes.  Goes to show how low standards for fitness have become these days.