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Well I was a little off thinking that Richard wouldn't want my attention during exercise (this must be one of Gods jokes, a physical law of nature which plants a satellite radar in your kid's head, and at the moment you begin either a phone conversation with a friend or some meaningful activity,,,there they are, standing there and complaining of severe bordom! LOL) I guess that cold from the previous weeks really hit me bad...Now that it's completely resolved my energy is back 100%. Reinhard, I have to say that in your response to me about one handed "hoist the sack" I got my feathers a bit ruffled and when I started working out today "heavier is not better" kept reverberating in the chambers of my ego...The Gauntlet was thrown down mister! :) I did several one handed "hoists" with a two handed starting position and then I only went to about 75% of elbow flexion instead of taking it to the end of the stretch. I also don't use the full length of the handle because I would rather have more control and there is less overall pull that way...Starting from the end of the range of motion put me at a big disadvantage because, unlike the Delts which have Supraspinatus as a booster rocket, the Triceps in this position don't really have anything to get the motion started...I am so excited because I have very Jewish Grandma Flabby Bags where my triceps *should* be, and now I may have a fighting chance of challenging these neglected muscles...Other than doing a massage backwards with my hands behind my back, I couldn't see how I'd ever get them toned through my work...I have *no problem* with my forearms, which are commonly well developed though massage, and hands, as well as my pecs... I had fun guys...I'm on track again and happy about it. I also did a reverse butter churn, which I dubbed "scratch the ass" because the handle inevitably rests between the "cheeks" LOL After one or two reps, frankly, I felt too embarrast to do any more! LOL. Peace and Love Debbie |
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