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Most of the pros are likely:
1) More experienced - more practice and experience makes it a lot easier to hand hold and pan a good clean shot.
2) Built up endurance and strength - big lenses are heavy and even a light setup will cause fatigue. The more you've shot with the combo the greater ones endurance will be - allowing for steadier shots.
3) Wanting to remain more mobile - as said tripods and even monopods will slow someone down. When you're in a situation where the action is moving fast all the time and where you might even have to get up and run mobility is important. Tripods are great for static shooting, but for more mobility they are hindrance (Esp proper tripods which are quite a considerable weight).
1) More experienced - more practice and experience makes it a lot easier to hand hold and pan a good clean shot.
2) Built up endurance and strength - big lenses are heavy and even a light setup will cause fatigue. The more you've shot with the combo the greater ones endurance will be - allowing for steadier shots.
3) Wanting to remain more mobile - as said tripods and even monopods will slow someone down. When you're in a situation where the action is moving fast all the time and where you might even have to get up and run mobility is important. Tripods are great for static shooting, but for more mobility they are hindrance (Esp proper tripods which are quite a considerable weight).