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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:02 xes wrote: I'm 5'5 and 122 lbs. I was 135 peak when I was squatting like 250 but then I dropped to 113 after 8 months of sitting. Get on my level Christ he's tiny! ![[image loading]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-O1o2Z02P8jU/T6w2stBeyfI/AAAAAAAAAhY/7B6LCSM2Hn4/s1600/GetInMyBelly-1.jpg) | ||
NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:10 jcarlsoniv wrote: It differs a bit once you hit college - people tend to specialize more in the events they're good at. So someone who specializes in Rings will generally get huge in college, while someone who specializes more on high bar or p-bars will usually be taller/skinnier (because it provides better swing). Of course, there are some tanks who are good at floor and vault. The Army team (West Point) had a guy who was like my height, but probably weighed 250? Absolute monster of a guy. One home meet, he was on floor. First pass - double front. As he lands, you hear a ridiculous crunch. He destroyed his knee, but also broke our floor. He tried to keep going through his routine, but thankfully couldn't. He was out for a while after that one. A crunch? Holy shit, that's disgusting. As a bio major, I cringe at the thought of the human body failing like that. asdf | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
bad Wave. /insert warn here | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:11 NeoIllusions wrote: A crunch? Holy shit, that's disgusting. As a bio major, I cringe at the thought of the human body failing like that. asdf Oh man, you should a regular college practice. So many injuries and close calls. I've seen some terrifying stuff. Sophomore year I watched my captain peel off the rings and break his C4 spinous (spelling?) process. He got up and walked away (but after being swarmed by our ATs, was quickly tossed on a gurney and brought to the hospital). He was competing in ECACs like 3 months later. One gymnastics practice is enough to see that the human body is insane. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
l2 spoiler quoted pics and videos nub. Say what you will about KMD but we were fucking efficient at keeping the clutter down. Also, Mr. Bio major, will cracking my joints actually give me arthritis? | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:17 Requizen wrote: l2 spoiler quoted pics and videos nub. Say what you will about KMD but we were fucking efficient at keeping the clutter down. Also, Mr. Bio major, will cracking my joints actually give me arthritis? No, moving synovial fluid (fluid in your joints) around in your knuckles isn't going to cause arthritis. Crack away. | ||
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Slayer91
Ireland23335 Posts
he said oh it wears away the cartilage | ||
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Zdrastochye
Ivory Coast6262 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:21 NeoIllusions wrote: No, moving synovial fluid (fluid in your joints) around in your knuckles isn't going to cause arthritis. Crack away. What if they're foot joints? Love crackin mah toes. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:29 Zdrastochye wrote: What if they're foot joints? Love crackin mah toes. Neck is the best one. Just having a conversation with someone and then you put your ear to your neck and as it moves you hear CRCRCRCRCRRCRCRCRAAAAACKPOP and they give you the most horrified look. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:29 Zdrastochye wrote: What if they're foot joints? Love crackin mah toes. If something cracks and it hurts - don't do it. If something cracks and it doesn't hurt - whatever, it's fine. | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:29 Zdrastochye wrote: What if they're foot joints? Love crackin mah toes. Pretty much the same thing. Joints in hands and feet are very similiar but serve different functions. Feet joints need to be longer for stability and supporting weight. Hand joints need to be smaller for dexterous tasks. On October 26 2013 02:31 Requizen wrote: Neck is the best one. Just having a conversation with someone and then you put your ear to your neck and as it moves you hear CRCRCRCRCRRCRCRCRAAAAACKPOP and they give you the most horrified look. Not quite cringe but I've could never understand someone popping their neck. But having no first hand experience of it, I can't say it isn't enjoyable. | ||
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Zdrastochye
Ivory Coast6262 Posts
Neck is the best though, I secretly hope nobody accidentally severs their spinal cord doing it, and then all those shocked reactions over the years will be been a massive "I told you so." | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:37 Zdrastochye wrote: Yeah I actually know synovial fluid is the same everywhere, and it's ok, moreso bragging about my talent for toe cracking. I cracked them three times as I posted this. Neck is the best though, I secretly hope nobody accidentally severs their spinal cord doing it, and then all those shocked reactions over the years will be been a massive "I told you so." Every once in a while I get one that ends in a horrific snap-crack and a shot of pain down my spine and I think "oh God I finally paralyzed myself". Worth tho | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:37 Zdrastochye wrote: Yeah I actually know synovial fluid is the same everywhere, and it's ok, moreso bragging about my talent for toe cracking. I cracked them three times as I posted this. Neck is the best though, I secretly hope nobody accidentally severs their spinal cord doing it, and then all those shocked reactions over the years will be been a massive "I told you so." I regularly crack knuckles, toes, neck, back, hips, elbows, ankles sometimes. My L4/L5 vertebrae are somewhat compressed, so waking up in the morning and doing manual traction to get my whole lower back to crack feels amaaaaaaazing. Gymnastics really fucked me up lol | ||
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Zdrastochye
Ivory Coast6262 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:38 Requizen wrote: Every once in a while I get one that ends in a horrific snap-crack and a shot of pain down my spine and I think "oh God I finally paralyzed myself". Worth tho Just tingling the nerves then. If you actually did it, you'd suddenly feel quite unburdened. | ||
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Gahlo
United States35162 Posts
On October 26 2013 01:25 Zdrastochye wrote: http://www.buzzfeed.com/hunterschwarz/theres-a-pushup-bra-for-men-that-will-give-you-bigger-pecs?bffb Will this make me carry harder when yolo queuing it up? I never thought I'd feel like a well endowed woman, but this did it. Untrue. Exhibit A: Me. No action for close to 3 years, of any sort. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:42 Gahlo wrote: I never thought I'd feel like a well endowed woman, but this did it. Untrue. Exhibit A: Me. No action for close to 3 years, of any sort. He didn't say that pecs = sex. | ||
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NeoIllusions
United States37500 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:39 jcarlsoniv wrote: I regularly crack knuckles, toes, neck, back, hips, elbows, ankles sometimes. My L4/L5 vertebrae are somewhat compressed, so waking up in the morning and doing manual traction to get my whole lower back to crack feels amaaaaaaazing. Gymnastics really fucked me up lol You make me feel lucky I swam in high school and didn't wreck my body in my youth. That said, if I ever have kids, they're probably going to swim too. Chlorine aside, swimming has so many benefits. | ||
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wei2coolman
United States60033 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:08 Requizen wrote: Oh yeah so I'm getting a new monitor this weekend (yes yes that means I'm actually getting 16  for streaming), anyone have preferences as to brands or models?Ips panel or go home | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On October 26 2013 02:02 xes wrote: I'm 5'5 and 122 lbs. I was 135 peak when I was squatting like 250 but then I dropped to 113 after 8 months of sitting. Get on my level So close to 2x bw why u stahp? | ||
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