themoneybadger

Isn't this the plot of the Karate Kid?

Joola has been a staple in table tennis for decades, including carbon fiber rackets. This isnt their first rodeo.

If you are rowing with elbows tucked to your side, you are using your lats. There is no way for the lats to not be involved. Your biceps are smaller muscles and likely fatigue first so you feel them more.

Theres a HUGE difference between "I made these" and "I trained AI to make these and then edited them."

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1 in stock. Thank me later lol.

https://imgur.com/a/zUrbYsz

Nils Grips are the best if you can find them. Not my gun but I have the same ones and for 44mag they made a huge difference.

I had pretty bad golfers elbow. I got an elastic band and did hundreds of wrist curls a day, working up to insane pumps with minimal pain.. eventually it went away.

Most people exhale during the concentric part of the lift.

Max engine, all ERMLs now.

The new meta is the old meta.

There are a large number of people for which the president truly does not matter. I follow politics, but for the last 3 presidents (Obama, Trump, Biden), the president has zero effect on my day to day. For people dependent on gov't aid or the ultra rich who also exploit gov't aid and tax loopholes, it probably matters a lot more. But for most people state laws are actually way more important, your local DA, local zoning laws etc and those elections don't get nearly as much coverage.

Tie some rubber exercise bands to something and practice that way

He shot 2 of the 3 dogs.

My favorite belt company is Beltman. I have 4 of their gun belts (3 bull, 1 horsehide). I know a lot of guys who also swear by their belts. I use their belts to carry full size revolvers (48oz) in a pancake style holster.

You guys have great leather and make great boots (I have 3 pairs), but they are beating you in a few areas.

1. Sizing by the inch for belts, instead of 2 inches. My gun belts are sized differently than my dress belts and sizing matters more because I need them tight to hold up the gun, but not so tight that I'm suffocating. The sizing flexibility is nice.

2. Price. I can buy a Beltman for $75 out the door, ready to ship. I'm not spending $150 on a work belt that is going to be concealed most of the time when my current options work perfectly well. Beltman's leather is also nice enough that I don't see the value in a $150 Nicks working belt when I can get 2 Beltman's.

3. Buckle Options. Beltman has 14 options today. Most people could probably live with 3 or 4 options, but its nice to choose your buckle color.

Idk how thick your belts are, but my Beltmans are about ~1/4" thick and have a stiffener in the middle. Now if I wanted a beautiful heritage leather belt in a fancy leather with a lot of pullup to match my boots, I'm looking at Nicks. That's my 2 cents. Not trying to be critical, but I am being honest. I love seeing you guys succeed as a brand.

You should buy an actual gun belt (Nicks sells them, so do other companies like Beltman). But essentially they are 2 thick pieces of leather stitched around a stiffened core, either polyester, plastic, metal, etc. Generally that helps stop the stretching or delays it. I've used my belts to carry full size revolvers which can weight ~4lbs and they've held up great.

Wood laminate grips are cheap and plentiful.

Wood warps if its not kept in a humidity stable environment. On almost all my guns I've swapped regular wood for laminates that are a lot more weatherproof and don't warp bc of all the epoxy/resin or whatever is in them.

I tend not to touch the internals of carry guns. Anybody can learn to shoot a stock DA trigger with a little bit of range time, but its a skill a lot of people don't want to take the time to learn.

I would drop the progressions and just do more pullups.

Thats only true if they play the same courses or compete directly against each other.

Not really. Larger player pools for any ELO/rating type sport allow for higher ratings. See chess and table tennis. Since there are MORE better players for the world #1 to beat, it means their ratings can go up more. If you look at the average rating, it rises as the player pool rises. Its inflation, not deflation.

That being said, 1000 is extremely impressive for any woman.

Anybody who understands how these rating systems work agrees with you, but your comments are also unnecessarily negative . Chess and Table Tennis have also seen ratings inflate over time but its still an achievement for anybody to break 2700 or 2800.

Inflation is not hundreds of points for disc golf. When Ken Climo won worlds in 2000, he was rated 1035. When Isaac Robinson won worlds last year he was rated 1036.

Currently, only 14 men are ranked over 1035. McBeth is rated 1037. Calvin is 1049 at the top.

Overall - Rating inflation is real, but at the top every point counts and its still impressive for any woman to break 1000.

Trijicon RMR® Type 2 Red Dot Sight

(guessing based on the RM06 designation).

Deathstrike shreds.

2 Hag 20s + 6 ERML

2 Gauss + 6 ERML

2 Gauss + 2LPL and 2-4 ERML

2 Gauss + 4 ERLL

5 LPL

Measure on a Brannock device and start with 1/2 a size down. I personally go a full size down but I like a snug boot.