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OJ Simpson seemed like a nice guy in Naked Gun
He was originally cast as the cyborg in The Terminator, but switched to Arnold because the director thought the audience wouldn't buy him as a killer.
I think it was this thread everyone was mad about their efs shipping?? Anyway, ordered a foam roller Tuesday night/ Wednesday morning around two am. It got here Thursday afternoon.. Wtf?
I think it was this thread everyone was mad about their efs shipping?? Anyway, ordered a foam roller Tuesday night/ Wednesday morning around two am. It got here Thursday afternoon.. Wtf?
I believe Rob had the shipping issue. I had the "we're not gonna tell you for two weeks that we don't have what you ordered" issue. Outside of that, they do ship pretty damn fast. My wife ordered me a Beastie. I see the ****ing box it's in sitting on the shelf. This angers me.
You're in for a nasty treat. I like it so much that I ordered another one.
I'm dying to open it to his those spots on my back. She ordered off of Amazon and I believe it came in a two pack. Maybe I can take a knife and carefully open the box...
Nice work, boss! A tri-set for assistance? I'd need scraped off the floor.
my core needs a major overhaul
my core needs a major overhaul
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I wish I could use light bands the way you do. As it turns out I'm too tall and the bands are all slack at lockout and go everywhere on the bar.
Can you choke them, or use them outside the weights as I do? There's tension at the top, but not much stretch.
I could double or triple knot the bands on the rack, but simply choking them is not enough since what the bands will do is make no contact with the bar until I'm partially down and then when they do they make contact asymmetrically and deload the bar asymmetrically. Not ideal for heavy weight squatting, lol, and certainly not for overloads.
Double over a monster mini?
Why you gotta one-up my reverse band sq's. I'm gonna try those Grippers when I get back from my buddy, you really like em?
545x3 last week w/ my potato foot. Think I've done 565x3. But you out-squat me anyways.I forgot what ya reverse banded last time
I love the wraps so much that without hesitation, I gave away my Blue Arrows today at the gym. The Grippers hurt like hell the first time but after that, they're awesome. I did notice only a couple broken rubber strands around where I tie off though.
I forgot what ya reverse banded last time
I love the wraps so much that without hesitation, I gave away my Blue Arrows today at the gym. The Grippers hurt like hell the first time but after that, they're awesome. I did notice only a couple broken rubber strands around where I tie off though.
Invalid Link Removed Days like this is why I hate lifting solo sometimes. It's hard to maintain confidence by yourself with bigger numbers. Plus, it's nice having someone call you center under the bands. I was fighting that bitch the whole time. I feel as though I'm getting a chest cold so the ammonia helped me breathe. I <3 Ammonia. My goal was 2, hit 3, wasn't going to do 4 by myself. It's my first time using the lights for reverse band. I need to calculate how much weight is lost in the hole. I'll be doing heavy Pendlay rows on my deadlift and/or squat day. I read a Tony G article about it. He talked about how it's still a bit taxing on your lower back, so you might as well do them on your pull or squat day, and give your lower back a break the other days. I'll buy it.
Those aren't legal in all the feds yet.BETTER than the Blue Arrows? Man... I think I want a little more to sit on, but that's still stretchy. I was thinking about getting Mark Bell's new red ones, Lilliebridge World Record Wraps. They're tough stuff.
If it's anything like my setup with the same light bands, ~70 off the bottom.I'd be curious to know what those bands give you out of the hole as well, because that **** looked super easy.
No knee swim, nothing. Just fücking butter smooth from top to bottom.
Nice work dude, seriously.
I'd be curious to know what those bands give you out of the hole as well, because that **** looked super easy. No knee swim, nothing. Just fücking butter smooth from top to bottom. Nice work dude, seriously.
Nice work man. That pedlays after deads seem like a good idea too. Figure after some heavy deads the rows will feel like feathers . Might give it a go if my back is up for it
Damn, I didn't want your blue arrows anyway.
The Inzer's I got ya are very similar. You wouldn't want mine. They were frayed at the ends, lost some stretch, and smelt like dirty ballsack.
Yeah, I intend to try using the wraps for yoke tomorrow (I think I might yoke walk tomorrow).
I wouldn't go ultra tight but just tight tight. Since that makes sense..
The Inzer's I got ya are very similar. You wouldn't want mine. They were frayed at the ends, lost some stretch, and smelt like dirty ballsack.
What does ammonia do?
Ammonia Inhalents
Most commonly referred to as "smelling" or "sniffing" salts, the main and active ingredient for this stimulant is Ammonium carbonate. It is most notable for its use, prevention, and treatment of dizziness and fainting, Ammonium carbonate is described as a respiratory stimulant that elicits its powerful physiological effect when inhaled or sniffed. McCrory (2006) reported that when inhaled, it causes a rapid and extreme irritation of the lungs, nose, and mucus membranes of the nasal cavity. This results in a simultaneous and rapid inhalation reflex that produces involuntary inhalation. This reflex then stimulates the muscles that regulate breathing, which increases breathing and stimulates a higher degree of consciousness.
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Although the use of all stimulants do and can pose some risk and side effects, particularly when used frequently or over long periods of time, AIs are generally considered safe for their specific use in treating fainting,or dizziness. Yet, to date there is no evidence on their safety or performance advantage when used by athletes during training or competition. It's worth mentioning that a very early study by Herrick (1983) reported a case of anaphylaxis in a female powerlifter as a result of AI use. In this specific case, the athlete experienced an acute case of anaphylaxis during a competition after the inhalation of an AI. As the lifter was preparing for an attempt at a national powerlifting record, the lifter inhaled the contents of an AI and immediately began suffering worsening signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis. One noteworthy aspect to mention is that the regular use of AIs, combined with their psychological effects, may influence athletes to attempt a lift at an intensity at which they may not be able to complete, thus increasing the risk of injury. However, no such evidence exists, and more importantly, competitors and lifters should always know what they are capable of doing and their limitations. Although more research is needed with this particular stimulant, the use of AIs certainly does give athletes an advantage.
Rodja and jimbuick have had bad knees I believe. Maybe even napalm ?Alright guys, I ****ed up. I tweaked my knee bad today. Did some cambered bar squats, hips were feeling tight so I brought my stance in and wasn't sitting back as hard as usual (loading my hips hurt). Thus, I had some forward shin angle. Squats didn't hurt it. When I squatted down to get into the hack squat, my knee crunched something nasty. It doesn't hurt, but this sensation came back at work when I squatted down to pick something up. As soon as I shifted my foot, immense pain and the cracking sensation came back. Now i'm pain free, but I feel a slight sliding /popping on the medial/bottom side of my knee when I squat to a few inches above parallel.. Took a bit of ibuprofen, and i'm feeling alright. Wat do? I'm going to see my Chiro / art guy on Monday but it's not even Saturday afternoon yet Sorry to hijack Sean, just wanted some input from you guys Edit: if I can't squat Monday or Friday my Christmas is ruined.