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Love the running shoe talk. Can't wait to go on runs with my buddies when all of this is over
youre fucking FRIED if you think im gonna listen to dan corrigan talk about cariuma
The infinity reacts felt pretty good when I tried them on. But, not really into Nike running shoes personally and I'm not a fan of carbon plated shoes in any form. The pegasus is a classic obviously and I like the Zoom Streak LT for flats.
We all know you have two sexy anthropomorphic wolves who buttfuck each other on the bottom of your board.
We may have to get a slap pals club on strava. I would do it but I’m a dumbass
Quote from: Algar on May 07, 2020, 07:30:39 PMExpand QuoteWe may have to get a slap pals club on strava. I would do it but I’m a dumbass[close]Letssssgoooohttps://www.strava.com/clubs/SLAP-PALS-RUNNING-CLUB
We may have to get a slap pals club on strava. I would do it but I’m a dumbass[close]
Bobby Dekeyzer killed Jon Benet Ramsey
Quote from: RIDEFLANNELV2 on May 08, 2020, 05:48:48 AMExpand QuoteQuote from: Algar on May 07, 2020, 07:30:39 PMExpand QuoteWe may have to get a slap pals club on strava. I would do it but I’m a dumbass[close]Letssssgoooohttps://www.strava.com/clubs/SLAP-PALS-RUNNING-CLUB[close]Joined.
Quote from: Algar on May 07, 2020, 07:30:39 PMExpand QuoteWe may have to get a slap pals club on strava. I would do it but I’m a dumbass[close]Letssssgoooohttps://www.strava.com/clubs/SLAP-PALS-RUNNING-CLUB[close]
Just came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.
Quote from: KoRnholio8 on May 22, 2020, 02:16:07 AMExpand QuoteJust came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.[close]Don't know if true but heard that vertical jump is genetic and can't really be trained much. That's why they test it in NFL Combine, right?Anyway, maxed out squat at 315 lbs. and bench at 235 lbs. Dead lift tomorrow, hope for 450, but we'll see.Body weight (some parts fat) 174 lbs.Oh yeah, getting older and this whole year been ridden with small injuries. But we'll keep pushing it.
Just came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.[close]
Anyone here riding bikes for cardio/fitness/mental clarity? I'm lucky enough to be able to commute by bike during the work week, and head out on longer rides when time permits. Finding lots of other skaters who enjoy long bike rides has been great, and there seems to be more and more every week.Would be down to get in on a slap-strava group with others if there is enough of us.
Fuck satan jens and his fart bottle
Quote from: iKobrakai on May 22, 2020, 02:43:33 AMExpand QuoteQuote from: KoRnholio8 on May 22, 2020, 02:16:07 AMExpand QuoteJust came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.[close]Don't know if true but heard that vertical jump is genetic and can't really be trained much. That's why they test it in NFL Combine, right?Anyway, maxed out squat at 315 lbs. and bench at 235 lbs. Dead lift tomorrow, hope for 450, but we'll see.Body weight (some parts fat) 174 lbs.Oh yeah, getting older and this whole year been ridden with small injuries. But we'll keep pushing it.[close]After a quick google search: it is very much genetically predisposed, but it can be increased from that base is any case.
Quote from: KoRnholio8 on May 22, 2020, 02:16:07 AMExpand QuoteJust came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.[close]Don't know if true but heard that vertical jump is genetic and can't really be trained much. That's why they test it in NFL Combine, right?Anyway, maxed out squat at 315 lbs. and bench at 235 lbs. Dead lift tomorrow, hope for 450, but we'll see.Body weight (some parts fat) 174 lbs.Oh yeah, getting older and this whole year been ridden with small injuries. But we'll keep pushing it.[close]
you guys don't worry about running eating away your ability to pop high?
Quote from: KoRnholio8 on May 07, 2020, 11:33:01 PMExpand Quoteyou guys don't worry about running eating away your ability to pop high?[close]you have to be the absolute stupidest person on a website inhabited almost completley by idiots.congratulations.
you guys don't worry about running eating away your ability to pop high?[close]
Quote from: iKobrakai on May 22, 2020, 02:43:33 AMExpand QuoteQuote from: KoRnholio8 on May 22, 2020, 02:16:07 AMExpand QuoteJust came to obvious idea that you could train for greater pop by ollieing onto a platform like a mid size stage or something with a weighted vest (jumping over something would put too much strain on your knees and ankles on landing).Google suggest that this is common technique for increasing an athlete's vertical jump, so it should work. Too bad I don't have much disposable income to test the theory out.[close]Don't know if true but heard that vertical jump is genetic and can't really be trained much. That's why they test it in NFL Combine, right?Anyway, maxed out squat at 315 lbs. and bench at 235 lbs. Dead lift tomorrow, hope for 450, but we'll see.Body weight (some parts fat) 174 lbs.Oh yeah, getting older and this whole year been ridden with small injuries. But we'll keep pushing it.[close]Good lifts!I’m around same weight (no fat) with 270 bench, 335 squat and 365 dead lift. All time pr’s from way back are around 45 lbs higher on all lifts.I’m doing push/pull/legs and hitting gym around 5 times a week. Focusing now on lower body strength so I do some leg stuff also on push/pull days.I didn’t lift at all for over ten years.Keep it up!
I'm normally against vibing and the like but Idk anymore with these perved out anime kids. Now I think we need to go back to robbing kids boards at gunpoint if they show up to the spot. Wheres young Stevi
this thread is meaningless without arm pics
You and the D00D have turned this thread into a horrible head-on-collision between a short bus full of regular kids and a van full of paraplegics.
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