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Giving people a keyboard like yourself makes it easy for you to type the word ignorant, but you really do not know what I am talking about here possibly because you (like Ryno) are not scientists. I have respect for Ryan, he is a hard charger and his image on and off the track serve as an example to younger riders.
The shirtless workout was a bit too much as well, pluse I did a shirtless balance ball workout and those things get slippery.
All the experts.
Opinions.....
He this she that!
It's all good?
Again, even in "engineering" there's
"NO PERFECT CIRCLE", NONE!
Doesn't exist.
Close, that all she wrote!
Again, it's that same in life & of course here to
talking about training.
I'm no expert, but like "chicken or steak" it's what works for u!
Many in many sports, etc., spend years looking & searching for
the "right fit"!
Many times it takes just that to get where 1 wants to go.
It's a learning experience for all, & yes even a learning
experience for the said trainers of the world.
When we were all kids, we always heard "there's more than 1
way to skin the cat", & that totally applies here.
Like it or not it does.
Every trainer has his or her way & ways!
For said trainer to say blank against another, is what it is.
Shouldn't happen, but at times it does.
Again, "different strokes for different folks".........
I hope you all find yours.........(life's a journey, so is training!!!!)
FACT!
That's my science................(commonsense, results, trial-n-error....)
Dave O.
"time's a terrible thing to waste, yet it's your time, use it wisely.....)
Still does, schedule permitting............
Good times........
I wish I never sold that thing!
Bill Bell, Mike's dad built the motor,
"hauled-azz, ahead of it's time"..........
Dave O.
Pit Row
"Nothing replaces HARD work. "
So true..........&
yet there's different roads to getting there!
Dave O.
Militarys have been using this method for thousands of years to train soldiers for combat. He took a couple stabs at Aldon Baker whose training I think speaks for itself.
Cardinal rule of selling is to never talk trash about competitors.
I still think Gary Bailey is the best in the business when it comes to rider training.
GuyB, did you see the old RMZ frame (sans motor) on top of the giant coil spring? It was inside the garage. now that thing really teaches you balance and proper technique. it's super hard!
And yep, I saw it, but..."No pictures!"
i swing a macebell commonly referred to as a gada. it is an old indian wrestler training tool that's been around for centuries. good core shoulder and arm workout like you've likely never had. i don't do it on a stability ball though.
beyond the strength benefits i swing them cause they are good for keeping the HR up the 165 range during the tabata's i do a couple of times a week. a macebell can get hard to hold on to just like the old ring dinger can!
this is a video of a macebell on a med ball.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIoNEd6EwUI
battling ropes are pretty good to.
throw in some interval training on a rowing machine, a cycle trainer, a plyometrics workout and some yoga and you've about got my schedule.
that is allot i know, next on the list is how to fit in some balance moves and neck excersises and watch out for overtraining.
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