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  • in reply to: Knee Wraps Allowed… #22259
    KCSTRONGMAN
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      Alot of discussion about that when we were discussing allowing knee sleeves
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      I'm the lyrical Jesse James

      in reply to: Name calling: The Hack #22276
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        What I liked about the old timers were that alot of your strongmen were your wrestlers and your bodybuilders as well. Being strong was not exclusive of having a strong physique and being able to use that power to help you win wrestling matches. This is part of why I like to compete in strongman, powerlifting, HG, all-round, naha, etc. I think it is cool to be well rounded. We now live in a world with too much specialization, IMO. I want to be strong across the board, like the old timers-not in just one capacity.
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        in reply to: Name calling: The Hack #22285
        KCSTRONGMAN
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          The Gotch I was talking about was Frank. Did you do any cross-buttosk manuevers in your meet this weekend past, professor?
          The style of wrestling Grandpa did when he was young was catch as catch can.
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          in reply to: Name calling: The Hack #22287
          KCSTRONGMAN
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            Shawn Baeir went to his daughters school for something or another. He saw their show and tell wall and there was a pic of Gotch on it with an explanation of how it was this kids great great grandpa or something. I think Shawn plans on arranging a marriage
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            in reply to: Name calling: The Hack #22292
            KCSTRONGMAN
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              I just read a wrestling book by the russian lion last year. It was interesting, but not revolutionary (as I expect it would be difficult to be in a sport which dates to ancient civilizations). I did find it humourous that “Hack” referred to the headlock or head and arm as the “cross-buttock” and someone who was a proficient headlocker was known in the book as a “cross-buttocker”. I guess I would rather be known as having a good headlock.

              I bit of trivia-Who was the Iowan to beat George Hackenschmidt like an impudent wife?

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              in reply to: Clarks #22302
              KCSTRONGMAN
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                What meet is supposed to be occuring there?
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                in reply to: Total Poundage #22308
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                  Isnt that how long it took Warren Lincoln Travis to finish it?
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                  in reply to: Hackenschmidt Floor Press? #22324
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                    “Olecranon Process of the ulna to the Styloid process of the radius”

                    You went and lost me. And dan, I certainly do not object to the science talk, I just wont understand it (LOL)

                    I would guess the 15″ would be good, but I will give it a try
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                    in reply to: Hackenschmidt Floor Press? #22336
                    KCSTRONGMAN
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                      I would say the barbell is the distance off the chest as required by the length of the lifters forearm. The way it is written, with it touching the chest, I would be completely oout of position to do a floor press. The bar would either be too far in front of or behind my elbows. Any time I have done a floor press, the BB is a couple inches off my chest in order that by elbows are under the bar so that I can press it. Maybe even, instead of taking it off blocks, take it out of a rack or get a lift off. Then lower it until your elbows are on the floor. Press it on a press command. That way there are no advantages given by the rule or the equipment. The only advantages would come from the lifters own leverages. anyhow, food for though. Hopefully not just incoherent ramblings
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                      in reply to: JOHN DAVIS #22318
                      KCSTRONGMAN
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                        Wasnt he the one who bent up the original by dropping it a couple times?
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                        in reply to: Dinnie Stones #22351
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                          [b]Quote from Timo Lauttamus on November 12, 2012, 03:30[/b]
                          [quote][b]Quote from chadul79 on November 11, 2012, 13:32[/b]
                          We made it Timo. Glad you made it out there with us. Those finger deads were unreal. You need a club, so we can have a meet in Finland!

                          Thanks Chad,

                          certainly our basement club in my village is way too small 🙂
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                          Timo-you should see some of our meets
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                          in reply to: Dinnie Stones #22365
                          KCSTRONGMAN
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                            That is BAD ASS!!! Now I can brag that I have met 5/6 American Dinnie Stone lifters! Congrats guys!!!!!!!
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                            in reply to: Dinnie Stones #22368
                            KCSTRONGMAN
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                              The next time I see you, Jesse, I will be your assailant.
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                              in reply to: Dinnie Stones #22371
                              KCSTRONGMAN
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                                I am thoroughly convinced that that type of work-having something in your hand all day is what builds a stupid strong grip. The most significant growth I ever saw in my grip was after a winter of splitting wood.

                                I have never had an isse with the pain of hooking-doesnt bother me much at all. But my grip is still limited. I cannot hook a decent size bar well (anything bigger than a Oly or DL bar, I can barely get hooked) and those ring handles want to open up my left hand-even with a hook, it starts to slide open.
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                                in reply to: Dinnie Stones #22374
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                                  I thought he might be a good possibility. Stupid strong hook grip
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