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the shizzle => diet, training and injuries => Topic started by: Stubbs on February 28, 2007, 09:21:43 am
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The first time I've picked up a copy of Gravity and found an article I wanted to read! I thought the article was well written and inspiring, and highlighted a method of training for projects that I had not really considered before.
Good stuff :great:
I look forward to the Gaskins article in next month's issue.
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Completely agree about the quality of information in this article. The 2 times a week suggested training makes sense to me. If you are making physical adaptations they need time to happen, as opposed to neural/ technique adaptations. Cheers Chris Davies :bow:
I only wish that gravity could afford proof readers. The article was painful to read at times.
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why afford, why not just do it themselves?
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Was disappointed with the lack of the promised Gaskins training article in the new gravity. Looks like I'll have to reschedule my tour of the worlds V15s :(
fingers crossed for next issue...
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Absolutely! After a quick check I put the FREE magazine back down. 8)
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Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available. Behind that shit attempt at mysticism, what I'm trying to say is that I picked up a copy of Gaskins article in work today. - 6 mil edges galore.
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Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available.
I didn't know that you'd seen my Frodsham topo?
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Arguably the most poignant, profound and biblical 4 pages of bouldering literature you will ever read is now available. Behind that shit attempt at mysticism, what I'm trying to say is that I picked up a copy of Gaskins article in work today. - 6 mil edges galore.
Thats just made my day. I will own a copy by the end of today.