[quote]decimation wrote:
The dead trousers (Die Toten Hosen0 is a successful band in my home country of Germany.
Is the video that from Dumb and Dumber I think saw it the day before yesterday ? i was not paying much attention as I was using my bao ding balls.
I missed closing the bullworker I got 100 from 120. I am not that fat off closing it. I’ll get it in the next workout or two. I had about 5 or 6 goes so that will probably be enough to adapt.
Also I did not eat the cream cakes or cheesecake today so far. I had a tiny piece yesterday of cheesecake and ony a peanut and brown bread sandwich today.
Upper body workkout
TRX pushups elevated with pushup handles 7kg (15lb ) vest
1 x 10
1 x 7
1 x 6
1 x 5
Bullworker strict attempted closes
out in front 1 x 100
1x 100
1 x 90
1 x 90
1 x 90
They are quite fatiguing, plus I don’t like the unusual stress it puts on the bicep very much.
Closes to the side 3 each side.
I enjoy listening to the dead trousers )Die toten Hosen as thez discuss the reunification of Germany in rhyming couplets. Of course it was Granny s home and she would have been proud to see Germany one once again.
The album is called Ballast der Republik . perhaps material or debris which is used to rebuild the country.
It was built from ruins.
Sometimes you Americans are like little bottles of Jagermeister smoking on a joint . First there is many of you , and then you disappear. Some fall down and some get up. As there is many of you Italian and Spanish Americans you quickly reappear.
There should be solidarity between each other. This is what the Toten Hosen teach us. Everyone think bodzbuilders are stupid. We must educate each other. Also we must not argue bicker not to ärgern.
together with strong hands and grips , we are powerful lobby.
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Seriously dude, Toten Hosen? The Umlauts are so much better.
You’re one fine troll. Want a carrot?
What’s your take on the Tabata protocol?
I used to do Tabata squats with 220 + lbs - a great conditioning tool.
Also, back in my ‘picking up heavy shit’ hay day, I amused myself by cleaning and pressing unwieldy stuff. Furniture, appliances and the like. Of course, my 5’7’’ (well, at least I’m not such a manlet as our resident Iron Dwarf) made lifting unwieldy stuff extremely hard.
You know you’re strong if you can walk up to someone, anyone, pretty as you please, and hoist her overhead. Extra points for being able to do that with/to men (no homo!!!111111111111).
Just sayin’.
You carry on, Sir Bullworker.