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CWB 11: Exactly. One Louder.

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FurryMonkey said:
I'm pretty sure it will. :smug: Although the most sound Zombie apocolypse plan seems to be to head up to the freezing azz sections of Canada so that all the zombies freeze and we can exterminate them at will. :D

It's plenty cold here tonight if you need a base to work out of that has lots of basses to play with
 
Heya chuck!

Hey Tat. I'm still thinking about the Tampa trip. Normally I'd want to get out of the Northeast winter right about now, but we're not having any winter to get out of.

As it happens, given where I live in Brooklyn and how our wonderful airports are laid out, Tampa and Chicago are like the two easiest cities in the US to fly to.

Although ... Columbus is actually closest ... :bassist:
 
lmfao...he sure does. He got all three of us to come first. :D

that is actually one of my few skill sets, but a good one to have.

You, Ms. Monkey, are like the bad girl next door! (In a good way, though.)

Back into the studio with the Vague Assurances on Saturday. One of the new cuts will have me on harmonica as well as bass. I have several harmonica jokes ready to go ... like it's easy to play an instrument where your only choices are whether to suck or to blow, and choosing a hole. :bassist:
 
I guess I'm squeezing too tight...lol...I don't want to slide back down...then pushing myself up the thing too...I guess I should be pulling? :eyebrow: But probably squeezing too tight. If I'm getting upside down, it's a s l o w process. :smug:

Go a little easier on the inverts and work the upper body more. When you're going up, your legs should only be gripping enough to get a higher handhold. You should be using your upper body to hold yourself up when you're inverted in order to trick with your legs. If you don't have the upper body, and you're scared, you're definitely going to bang up your legs more than you should. Plus - when you're tense about it, you're more likely to injure yourself. The upper body and core are more important than the legs - just go back and watch your spacewalk or the spatchcock videos a few more times - you'll see how little she's doing with her legs if you watch closely.
 
Tat2dHeart said:
Go a little easier on the inverts and work the upper body more. When you're going up, your legs should only be gripping enough to get a higher handhold. You should be using your upper body to hold yourself up when you're inverted in order to trick with your legs. If you don't have the upper body, and you're scared, you're definitely going to bang up your legs more than you should. Plus - when you're tense about it, you're more likely to injure yourself. The upper body and core are more important than the legs - just go back and watch your spacewalk or the spatchcock videos a few more times - you'll see how little she's doing with her legs if you watch closely.

I volunteer to watch closely!
 
Are you sure we're talking about pole dancing here?

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lol...yeah, that other upside down is much faster. :D
 
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