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Cookie wrote:Far too noisy a gym for my liking
samurai69 wrote:play it with the sound off then!!!
Melas Zomos wrote:I think I would prefer variations of a bridge and tables into swipes instead. Just a little too gimmicky for my taste. But then I am a tad biased when it comes to this kind of work.
Of course I do a similar move with the foam roller post workout, so I suppose that too could be considered gimmicky, and yes Cookie I finally bought a foam roller, and yes you are to blame
Cookie wrote:Melas Zomos wrote:I think I would prefer variations of a bridge and tables into swipes instead. Just a little too gimmicky for my taste. But then I am a tad biased when it comes to this kind of work.
Of course I do a similar move with the foam roller post workout, so I suppose that too could be considered gimmicky, and yes Cookie I finally bought a foam roller, and yes you are to blame
I`m an innovator not an imitator
How have you found it.........other than painful
Melas Zomos wrote:I like it, it is not earth shattering but for the money and what it does I believe it should be a part of everyone's arsenal. However, I really do not feel I am using it to its potential. Right now I am just using it on the back and neck. What else are you using it for....and keep it clean no need to go there
Melas Zomos wrote:Cool, how long do you average for each group?
5-10 rolls on each area depending on
a) how knackered I am
b) how hammered the muscle group is
c) what DOM`s are like from previous session
Off topic, but as a kid I used to build swords and axes out of wood and duct tape this stuff to them before putting them to the test. Drove my parents nuts and killed a few brain cells on my brothers ...strangely they held onto a couple of those works of art.
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