Single best training tool for newbie arm wrestler
Is there a single grip tool that you think made a substantial difference in your strength and performance?
Is there a single grip tool that you think made a substantial difference in your strength and performance?
I have no items other than these myself but Im open to new ideas. Oh yeah lets leave out jewelry, guess thats kind of obvious. Thanks!
Hey there! Anyone do the cruise excursion to Hubbard glacier in Alaska? Wondering how it was re:seasickness. Obv conditions change, (this would be in summer) but any info appreciated- thanks!
Im looking to buy a pre-owned Outback. To hit my price point Im looking in this range of years. Anyone know subtle or not so subtle changes I should be aware of when selecting? I know theres info on the internet but human input and experience can be very helpful- thanks!
Gym goer interested in martial arts training. Martial artist friend of mine told me hands down most important thing to train for fighting is abs. He maintains that most peoples abs weaker than rest of body, they avoid working abs bc without super low body fat u dont "see" visible results, and that theyre critical for absorbing gut shots and support all movement of the body. He goes so far to say that most folks could become much stronger fighters with no weights and mostly doing abs/cardio/ light pushups, bodyweight exercises in gym. Seems to make some sense but What do yall think?
Its a weird feeling- wanting silver to ultimately go through the roof, but waiting for it to drop to buy some! Does anyone else find this weird mix of emotions?
So I was getting my but kicked. The other player was 26+ over me in pieces captured, they had advanced a pawn to a seocond queen. With a minute on the clock I was just struggling to keep out of what was probably a very soon to come checkkmate.... when all of a sudden the screen declares a stalemate! Nice for me but it didnt make any sense to me- and Ive been on the other side of it and it was maddening. So, what am I missing here? Thank you!