Reply With QuoteThat takes some pretty incredible balance as well.
Cool vid.
Guy has some serious upper body strength
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Guy has some serious upper body strength
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Wow! Holy shit, that dude rocks. I have no idea how he jumped across the train rail and caught himself with his arms without his legs touching. He must be an ex-gymnast.
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I can't see it
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He would make a good one.
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Ditto Originally Posted by The Monkey Man
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Just imagine how strong his core must be.....shit I remember when I was 19-20 we would see who could last the longest on the rock climber machine in the gym using just upper body strength and I could last forever and then go from there and do chin-ups....now I'd be lucky to just hang on to the rock wall to the top with just my grip and then go and do 10 chin-ups .....
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Takes a while to load....go to another vid, and then come back to it... Originally Posted by AKIRA
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