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Old 01-21-2007, 10:11 PM   #2941
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Old 01-21-2007, 10:49 PM   #2942
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Nope. I have plans to go to Cali in a month or so, but not Mayland.

I've talked about the crap I've done in past threads. Do a search. Hit by two cars, caught in a rock avalanche, face climbing with a fractured leg, almost drowning, almost driving off a cliff, temprurates of over 106 degrees on a couple of occasions, a coma, blah, blah, blah...
...and yet you won't go snowboarding...you sir..lose two man-points.



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Old 01-22-2007, 12:34 PM   #2943
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...and yet you won't go snowboarding...you sir..lose two man-points.
I know. And to think of the top class terrain on his door-step........

I just don't understand, face climbing, rock avalanches, and he's scared of a bit of snow???????????????

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Fufu, dust the old board off....you can feel it calling to you.....plus it's a real kick ass workout.



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Old 01-22-2007, 12:35 PM   #2944
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...and yet you won't go snowboarding...you sir..lose two man-points.
If I had drowned, fallen to my death (did I mention that I jumped 3 feet over and 8 feet down the face with a fractured leg?), or been crushed to death, I'd be just that, dead.

Tearing the crap out of my ACL is a lot more frightening to me than dying.



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Old 01-22-2007, 12:45 PM   #2946
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Ok here is how I feel about going on the mountain.

-If I am skiing, I feel 100% safe and confident in all situations, I don't feel in danger at all. I think skiing is very easy and safe for everyone.

-Snowboarding is different, but the danger gap between skiing and boarding gets smaller with more experience riding. However, you are only on one base of balance, and you are connected to your board, nothings taking you off that thing. But, I like it so much more, and you can go faster.



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Ok here is how I feel about going on the mountain.

-If I am skiing, I feel 100% safe and confident in all situations, I don't feel in danger at all. I think skiing is very easy and safe for everyone.

-Snowboarding is different, but the danger gap between skiing and boarding gets smaller with more experience riding. However, you are only on one base of balance, and you are connected to your board, nothings taking you off that thing. But, I like it so much more, and you can go faster.
Your right about the danger, once your experienced it's pretty safe, but at the start when your strapped to the board with no quick release it can be hazardous. I was taught by a mate who took my up a pretty steep run, told me a couple of things and then set me off. I had bruised kneecaps for 3 weeks after that. Bastard. Learnt quickly though.

I would say that ski-ing is faster than boarding, less surface area touching the deck, and a more natural style. I've raced ski-ers before and even at completly flat out, I can't match them.



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Your right about the danger, once your experienced it's pretty safe, but at the start when your strapped to the board with no quick release it can be hazardous. I was taught by a mate who took my up a pretty steep run, told me a couple of things and then set me off. I had bruised kneecaps for 3 weeks after that. Bastard. Learnt quickly though.

I would say that ski-ing is faster than boarding, less surface area touching the deck, and a more natural style. I've raced ski-ers before and even at completly flat out, I can't match them.
Yeah, I suppose you are right about skiing being faster, I was kind of second-guessing myself when I said that.

After my first couple of runs my knees and ass were owned. Ouchies. My first few times on the mountain I had such lack of control, it was ridiculous, I fell so much. I felt like quitting because I just couldn't get the hang of it. So one day I decided to go by myself and figure the shit out. One run I went down was the same, awful, then then next I had the balance perfect and I went down as fast as I could, it was really strange. It came instantly, no progression.



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Yeah, I suppose you are right about skiing being faster, I was kind of second-guessing myself when I said that.

After my first couple of runs my knees and ass were owned. Ouchies. My first few times on the mountain I had such lack of control, it was ridiculous, I fell so much. I felt like quitting because I just couldn't get the hang of it. So one day I decided to go by myself and figure the shit out. One run I went down was the same, awful, then then next I had the balance perfect and I went down as fast as I could, it was really strange. It came instantly, no progression.
That's so true. I think everyone who sticks with it finds exactly that. It's not like you gradually get better, just a little but you fall all the time. And then it clicks into place, you just start being able to turn (usually backside), and then you get the transitions, and the rests history. I've taught friends, and they've found the same - usually on the 3rd day. Wierd.



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I'm not concerned with what kind of pain it is, I just want pain.
Where do you want it?



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dam...beat me to it...skiing is faster. (still had to say it)

I took a 1/2 day lesson w/ an instructor. (group lesson) both my friend and I went...and then we were on our own the rest of the day...we had that "I'm gonna do better than you" mentality and pushed each other to learn better.
I can board on terrain I couldn't ski on. Never really banged my knees up, but I did wreck my wrist pretty good before I figured out how to fall...



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dam...beat me to it...skiing is faster. (still had to say it)

I took a 1/2 day lesson w/ an instructor. (group lesson) both my friend and I went...and then we were on our own the rest of the day...we had that "I'm gonna do better than you" mentality and pushed each other to learn better.
I can board on terrain I couldn't ski on. Never really banged my knees up, but I did wreck my wrist pretty good before I figured out how to fall...
Fresh powder - hard on (non) carving skis, heaven on a board, all day, everyday - if only. Ever tried going down a steep proper mogul field on a board? Did it once and it absolutely destroyed my knees, I was absolutely knackered at the end of it, would have been a lot easier on skis though. Yeah, wrists can be easily messed up boarding.



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Old 01-22-2007, 05:20 PM   #2953
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So here is the deal...I head back to my school gym within the week and I am tempted go for another deadlift/squat 1RM PR because once I get to school I will not be able to chalk up. Hrmm....



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Where do you want it?
I don't think I'll accept the offer of some pain form someone named brutus. Cindy, Crysta, or Alexis maybe, but not brutus.



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fufu, how many sets of bicep curls should I do daily?



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Old 01-22-2007, 07:30 PM   #2957
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40, the thing is, not all at the same time.

When you wake up do 10 sets and when before you go to bed do another 10. With the remaining 20 sets you want to place them perdiocally throughout the day. You may need to bring your curl bar with you to work, school, friends, etc.

Keep this up for 2 weeks and you should put a good couple inches on your arms.



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Thanks guys, I appreciate the advice.

Now, what about cock pushups?



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Old 01-22-2007, 09:23 PM   #2960
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Thanks guys, I appreciate the advice.

Now, what about cock pushups?
Ok, I'm assuming you are starting these....so you think to start light and work towards progression. So start with bodyweight on a stable surface, then after a week of doing that with 10x3 a day, move onto a stability ball and do it.

Too also make more of challenge, try them weighted or right after vigorously masturbating.



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I don't think I'll accept the offer of some pain form someone named brutus. Cindy, Crysta, or Alexis maybe, but not brutus.
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Don't forget to eat like crap and sleep only 4 hours a day Andrew those are two of the biggest secrets to getting swole.



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Don't forget to eat like crap and sleep only 4 hours a day Andrew those are two of the biggest secrets to getting swole.
I got the eat like crap and sleep like shit covered....



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Ok, I'm assuming you are starting these....so you think to start light and work towards progression. So start with bodyweight on a stable surface, then after a week of doing that with 10x3 a day, move onto a stability ball and do it.

Too also make more of challenge, try them weighted or right after vigorously masturbating.
ROFL@ cock pushups on a stability ball.


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