Things that make you go GRRRRR.... (Part 2)

MDenis

New member
Pro-life sickos PISS ME OFF.

I normally totally respect someone's right to their views but damn, when someone is arguing that I should be forced to have a baby against my will...yeah, hard to keep my 'rational calm debater' hat on.
 

porgie67

New member
it's not the parkour, it's the public environment. i enjoy the parkour itself, and the group is good, but as a learning environment at least this group is kinda poopy for someone like me, partially because i consider my own training to be something extremely private (i can learn to tune out outside influences though, but it's annoying) and because i learn better when i have constant supervision. i get by though, and it's really fun and a really good workout, so the pros outweight the cons, although i've had a couple of lackluster sessions.
 

HONOR

Member
I'd love to make it to the parkour meets I used to go to. But they're 2 hours drive away and since I'm no longer with grappler boy, I don't have a lift...

So yeah, at least you get to go...
 

jaymeekayy

New member
I need to scout around for a park with pull up bar potential, the only one I've seen is right outside my gym (not ideal, plus it was in the local paper a few months ago as the number one drug dealing spot in Cambridge). If I was a proper ninjer I would have a rope ladder that I could throw over a low branch on the tree and use that for pull ups
 

dawnstar

Member
i know the feeling. bah, you know how i get when i don't get regular human contact, and i generally get it from collective activities that i enjoy.
 

Pandora

Member
That's how I feel right now. Screw being sick and not being able to go to judo.

Or lift. Well, I can lift, but I almost passed out every time I came up out of a set of deadlifts. Dizziness + heavy weights = potential serious injury...
 

BuyMeAnOrange

New member
yup, it sucks. well, barring well-wishes, which equal moral support but don't speed up healing (you have them if you want them, though, FWIW), the only thing i could offer would be breathing tips for your hypotension, which might help with the dizziness (although i think i've explained power-breathing to you before, haven't i? seem to remember you'd found it unpleasant to do).
 

AlyB

Member
Good luck! Hope you find a suitable pace.

A alternative thing you could do, if you have the cash, is to buy a swing set. It can double as a chin up bar as well as a place to hang a heavy bag if you need too.
 

Loaha

New member
No can do. I live in a rooftop flat with not a lot of storage and no shed or garage or garden. There are a few beams outside that cover the outer stairwell but they don't look very robust tbh. If only there was an Ikea near me http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/00041048
 
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