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--- In , Reinhard Engels 
<beautiful_idiot@y...> wrote: 
> Hi Deb, Be careful! I really don't want to have an injured kid
(or mom!) on my conscience... Maybe this popular everyday systems 
amazon link purchase would be more suitable:

.....Come here Reinhard! I'm gonna bop you with a big bopper fat 
bat right now! LOL :)
Don't worry friend.. The last thing I'd let Richard do is engage in 
an activity I thought he'd get hurt at... They do sell six pound 
sledgehammers, and if he doesn't like it I can always use it to 
pound chicken breasts....
Thanks for your kind concern... I will start him out very carefully 
and we will work on getting his hands strong with easy ones like my 
own move "Jack and Jill" remember? The one that's like lowering and 

raising a bucket of water with hand over hand motion on the 
handle... Basically just gripping the thing... There will be no 
freestyling or overhead stuff until he really develops his hand 
muscles and forearms... plus.... whether it is against the ethos of 
Shovelglove, I also will probably start him out with doing this for 
much less than 14 minutes and then build it up as he gets used to 
the weight and the movements. Heck, once he starts this he might 
just say "I hate this! Buy me a big fat bopper instead!" LOL 
:)
Love,
Grateful Deb :)