Here’s an unpublished pic for your log only. I ended up not posting cause I find my back looks too strong and masculine to my taste in that posture. Perhaps you will find a little beauty in it for me.
oh and those 21 chins sound like fucktard to get. chins for cardio? who would have thought.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
I’ve been told that thunder storms increase in intensity as you get closer to the equator. Right now the wind has picked up and sky is churning and there’s a energy in the air, a bit like the anticipation when awaiting the arrival of a lover. I’ve always loved these thunder storms since I was kid.
The flashes of lightening, the rolling thunder and the squall behind it, lashing the rain against the windows. Theres something so very primal about it that I look forward to them.[/quote]
Are you and Git taking a creative writing class?
Nice pic, Mainy! You sexpot. Maybe it’s time for another photo session for me.
[quote]nlmain wrote:
Joe - you make the storm sound incredibly erotic.
Here’s an unpublished pic for your log only. I ended up not posting cause I find my back looks too strong and masculine to my taste in that posture. Perhaps you will find a little beauty in it for me.
oh and those 21 chins sound like fucktard to get. chins for cardio? who would have thought.[/quote]
[quote]nlmain wrote:
Joe - you make the storm sound incredibly erotic.
Here’s an unpublished pic for your log only. I ended up not posting cause I find my back looks too strong and masculine to my taste in that posture. Perhaps you will find a little beauty in it for me.
oh and those 21 chins sound like fucktard to get. chins for cardio? who would have thought.[/quote]
It really is, at least to me.
Anybody who see’s that picture and thinks its too masculineneeds to have their head examined. The only thing that back needs is a little trail of bite marks down it.
[quote]JoeGood wrote:
I’ve been told that thunder storms increase in intensity as you get closer to the equator. Right now the wind has picked up and sky is churning and there’s a energy in the air, a bit like the anticipation when awaiting the arrival of a lover. I’ve always loved these thunder storms since I was kid.
The flashes of lightening, the rolling thunder and the squall behind it, lashing the rain against the windows. Theres something so very primal about it that I look forward to them.[/quote]
Are you and Git taking a creative writing class?
Nice pic, Mainy! You sexpot. Maybe it’s time for another photo session for me.[/quote]
Believe it or not, and given my typing I expect you to not believe it, but I am an amatuer writer.
Hey Joe, I decided not to lift at Nationals,but I’ll be there, if you need a kneewrap I can help you on Saturday. I promise not to wrap as tight as my guy did this past weekend…vid in my log :).
I remember those Alabama t-storms, Joe. My brother and I would be out in the woods in nothing but cutoff jean shorts and barefoot, of course with the dog following us around. We’d see a wall of rain coming towards us, and we used to love racing it home, seeing if we could stay ahead of it. I have never seen anything like it since, an actual Wall of water falling from the sky and moving like it was actually trying to overtake us.
I had a solution to the sweatpants issues but I forgot to bring the new gear so one more weak of sweatpants. It was an okay lifting day but annoying environmental factors got under my skin and my 385 attempt went south. I got out over my skis and decided my bad positioning wasn’t worth the risk of trying to fight it up.
[quote]nlmain wrote:
Joe - you make the storm sound incredibly erotic.
Here’s an unpublished pic for your log only. I ended up not posting cause I find my back looks too strong and masculine to my taste in that posture. Perhaps you will find a little beauty in it for me.
oh and those 21 chins sound like fucktard to get. chins for cardio? who would have thought.[/quote]
In a feminine way your pose reminded me very much of the Hercules sculpture. From the waist up of course.
Broseph, on the sumos it looks like you have your shins almost against the bar while you are standing. Then when you drop down to the bar your knees and shoulders come over the bar.
This makes it really hard to drive with your legs / ass to break the bar off the floor and it becomes mroe of a back movement.
Try setting up a bit further away from the bar (~ 2 inches), watch your initial shoulder position and just think about the squat movement to start. This helped me quite a bit.
[quote]giterdone wrote:
Broseph, on the sumos it looks like you have your shins almost against the bar while you are standing. Then when you drop down to the bar your knees and shoulders come over the bar.
This makes it really hard to drive with your legs / ass to break the bar off the floor and it becomes mroe of a back movement.
Try setting up a bit further away from the bar (~ 2 inches), watch your initial shoulder position and just think about the squat movement to start. This helped me quite a bit.[/quote]