WilBEER
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Post by WilBEER on Sept 12, 2006 18:37:55 GMT -5
40 oz? thats the way to go  Of course depends how i feel, i may go with the 1.75 |
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WilBEER
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Post by WilBEER on Sept 12, 2006 18:39:24 GMT -5
Travy and Krista, you think you are all bad arses but you wouldn't be anywhere close to the HS records back at my school
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WilBEER
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Post by WilBEER on Sept 12, 2006 18:42:11 GMT -5
My workout used to be show up on time and do what my coaches told me to do. Now I follow what my PT tells me to do.
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Post by xraycat on Sept 12, 2006 18:42:35 GMT -5
i run
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 19:25:40 GMT -5
My workout used to be show up on time and do what my coaches told me to do. Now I follow what my PT tells me to do. Want a cookie Wilber, Im in 10th grade! I still have time to move up, and Im not about setting records I want to be strong for sports and life in general. |
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Post by Kris Johnson on Sept 12, 2006 20:01:33 GMT -5
Travis, Padding dosen't help you or anything. It is 3 towels wrapped around the bar for when you start squating so it don't break you back. haha
But, seriously, you are talking about gatorade today, and me and Eielson about 2 months ago were telling you how stupid it was that you were drunk.
I don't get it sometimes.
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Post by captobvious on Sept 12, 2006 20:12:08 GMT -5
12 oz curls? be a real man with 40s strapped to each hand When you're really serious, why waste time with beer? Single-malt scotch will put some hair on your chest. |
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 20:14:23 GMT -5
Travis, Padding dosen't help you or anything. It is 3 towels wrapped around the bar for when you start squating so it don't break you back. haha But, seriously, you are talking about gatorade today, and me and Eielson about 2 months ago were telling you how stupid it was that you were drunk. I don't get it sometimes. I thought you meant the foam pads. Its still, your skin is stickyer than the bar. Break your back? Its all in technique kris not towels. And I completely made up everything on my sim league  Ive never even had alcohol other than at church, Im surprisingly agood kid when it comes to that kind of things |
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Post by XY on Sept 12, 2006 20:45:21 GMT -5
Alcohol is good but most kids my age dont know how to dirnk somewaht responsibly so its a female dog when i go to parties and half the people are puttin down waay too many shots/ chuggin way too many beers than they can handle.. Its really a buzz killer
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Post by Kris Johnson on Sept 12, 2006 21:27:25 GMT -5
Yeah, I don't touch it period.
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 21:29:06 GMT -5
At a way, it leads to worse and worse things....OMG I agreed with Kris  |
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Post by Kris Johnson on Sept 12, 2006 21:35:27 GMT -5
Travis, Padding dosen't help you or anything. It is 3 towels wrapped around the bar for when you start squating so it don't break you back. haha But, seriously, you are talking about gatorade today, and me and Eielson about 2 months ago were telling you how stupid it was that you were drunk. I don't get it sometimes. I thought you meant the foam pads. Its still, your skin is stickyer than the bar. Break your back? Its all in technique kris not towels. And I completely made up everything on my sim league Ive never even had alcohol other than at church, Im surprisingly agood kid when it comes to that kind of things Yeah, at first you know that top spinal cord bone/hump at your neck could be hard to adjust to. But after time, you get it where you can comftorably sit it on your shoulders. However, again we don't have the best wieght room. haha |
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 21:37:27 GMT -5
I thought you meant the foam pads. Its still, your skin is stickyer than the bar. Break your back? Its all in technique kris not towels. And I completely made up everything on my sim league Ive never even had alcohol other than at church, Im surprisingly agood kid when it comes to that kind of things Yeah, at first you know that top spinal cord bone/hump at your neck could be hard to adjust to. But after time, you get it where you can comftorably sit it on your shoulders. However, again we don't have the best wieght room. haha It comes with expierience, the more you lift the better you are at finding the sweet spot...Squatting hurts, but it increases your vertical, makes you faster and of course YOU GET BUFF |
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Post by Kris Johnson on Sept 12, 2006 21:42:09 GMT -5
Yeah, my vertical is perfect. Well, I guess it could use some tuning since I do have a long reach so that kinda is why I can throw it down. But, there is some serious players at a huge school near by that were throwing it down in 7th/ 8th grade. Ok, I lied. I know only one. haha
But, my favorite would be straight out bench, with some military press, and some preacher curls.
My all time most hated is shoulder raises. Especially after spraining your forearm from grabbing to much rim.
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 21:44:08 GMT -5
Kris, try curling 50's 10by5 with 2 broken fingers What is your vertical? Mines a massive 29" even its not great but Im not a little kid, all I gotta be able to do is dunk. |
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Post by Kris Johnson on Sept 12, 2006 21:49:23 GMT -5
Have never took the time to measure my vertical. But, I am one of those guys that have no fat on your arms or anywhere and is truely under-rated by the look and size. But, I would say I have a reasonably high for my size. Don't know.
Should I try so we could compare sometime. haha.
But, I have never broken a bone in my body, but have had multiple rolls on my right ankle that always comes back to haunt me. Have not gotten it checked because I am in fear that he won't let me play again, basketball that is.
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Post by travis on Sept 12, 2006 21:55:06 GMT -5
LOL, go for it...Ill test mine tomorrow, it could be 30 Ive broke all of my fingers except my thumbs at least once, broke my left pinkie 3 times, broke an arm when I was 2 Damn right fell out of the crib! Dislocated my shoulder 3 times. Rolled both ankles multiple times, sprained my left ankle twice. Wow thats alot |
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Post by captobvious on Sept 13, 2006 1:05:57 GMT -5
Hopefully after a bit more of this homoerotic bonding the two of you will be ready to move on from the recent unpleasantness.
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Post by falcon91 on Sept 13, 2006 12:44:59 GMT -5
in breaking bones etc. i have broken my arm twice (including chipping part of the bone couldnt be "moved back") cracked my head open at skool and had a kidney taken out all before i was 11..since nothing
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Post by xfl2001fan on Sept 13, 2006 13:19:21 GMT -5
Water, Milk, Juice, and when the weekend comes around, I get into drinking different colas. No Alcohol (but my family has a bad stupid history...so I'd rather just avoid it.) As for working out, I never lift more than 225lbs on the bench or Squats (my knees and wrists are horribly weak, so I can't do much more without hurting them.) But I do lots of reps. It's more about toning up for me. At 6'1 and 240-250 range, I don't need to get bigger (and am working on dropping to about 225 if I can help it.) If I didn't have such blastedly horrible knees, I could easily get down to that ...but alas
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