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the shizzle => diet, training and injuries => Topic started by: account_inactive on January 20, 2008, 07:36:54 pm
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Can anyone translate what he's saying about training?
http://video.google.fr/videoplay?docid=6863983150849198706
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Urggh!
Bayerisch . . .
*hoiks up greenie*
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I thought we'd finally found a use for Houdini. Never mind ::)
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I understand, but will take longer to translate perfectly.
Fraudini will do a perfect job but you must wait as right now she's on the lash. I'll give it a few more listens.
Unless Andy or TC care to do the honours?
GCW functions to give the word pedant meaning ;)
Cut a long story short - he's gassing about the importance of specific training for specific moves. There's not a great deal to learn here Dylan, nowt you don't know already.
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GCW functions to give the word pedant meaning ;)
Surely you mean give meaning to the word pedant? 8)
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End of :off: Apologies to Dylan.
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Shit-the-bed GCW, I'd no idea you were so hot!!
How's about you come to my place right away so I can do a number on that cute ass of yours, schweetheart?
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I warn you I've had 1.5 bottles of wine and my reasoning/logic centres are bound to be compromised, but, my translation is:
The main transmission of strength on rock is by the arms & they only give static power & that's why I train static grip strength w/static exercise. The entire musculature erquires both static & dynamic gripwork eg: holding the upperarm at 90°/R angle and pulling dynamically. So specific exercise for specific requirements. That is the most important training principle.
Dylan - That cost me 1/3 of my grey area.