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The_Pimp_NeonBlack
ParticipantYeah I do that. I prefer wearing my Doc Martens and my New Rocks than my Vans… I've always been pretty on-edge about my ankles, they're terrible ._.
Do not fret on it so. Once you begin to gain greater strength in your legs, your ankles shall probably be enforced by the effort. It is just care that shall be taken until then because you do not want anything to inference with your coming goals. Especially an injury which can distract you.
This has long been known and cured by this Faulted Flesh but endured none the less.
Peace
The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantYes, I learnt that the hard way. My right ankle is knackered, pretty much, I've broken it at least five times.
Then, dear Kulli, all you can do is buy a brace for your ankles and practice extreme caution. Also, avoid wearing sneakers and like shoes. Go for study boot styles that brace and support your ankles, keeping them in place and preventing them from rolling.
Best of luck to ye.
Peace
The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantSo you too, huh? 😉 (joking here)
On one hand I don't want this to go too far astray off topic for this particular forum, but on the other hand this is one of those moments that this in-and-of itself as a topic probably deserves some more commentary. Just as a suggestion I would suggest that someone, such as yourself, Sir TPNB, begin a thread on this topic in the Female Muscularity: Society and Media forum. If you want to jump start it, you could even cut and paste copies of the last couple of posts . . . 😎
Apologies, dear Alexander.
I's shall do as you suggest, but not this night. Too many other things battle for attentions.
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantAnd no, I'm pretty sure it's NOT Amanda Dunbar again…just look at the date lol…
It is not Ms. Dunbar in that photograph, dear Debido-san. If you would be so kind as to note her hands, the Lady in that photograph is of a considered more accompaniment of years than Ms. Dunbar (who was born in 1980 if I's recall). The Lady in the photograph is also married, Ms. Dunbar is not.
And the vascularity seems on almost equal, but the Lady in the photo does not appear to have stripped as much water weight as Ms. Dunbar, so it is hard to make a clear judgement.
But it matters not.
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantAny food I could eat that would be supplemental?
No. Just a regular in take of calicum and iron.
And do not go for the herbal remedies/suppliments that claim to strengthen joints and bones -they are usually useless.
If so wished, I's could go through my's journals and manuals to see what Grandfather recommend.
As for you exercises: replace the pole with a short iron bar and do the same.To Kulli: For your condition, Horse Riding Stancing is useless, puts too much pressure on the ankles and weakens them further.
Unfortunately, there is practially nothing you can do about your condition. You are better off stretching and strengthen the tendons in your shins and ankles to prevent collapse. Also, by a pair of ankles supports/bracers for when you start to work out.
The worst thing about ankles is that if they are broken once they never recover and are oft to break again and again.
Best of luck to thee.Peace
The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantInteresting work, dear Iczerman. A unique pose amongst your portfolio. The turn and flex of the waist and hips is most intriquing. A good use of technique. Very nice.
Thank you.
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantVery nice, dear Tolan. Very remanisant or the old Expand Your Mind website and videos.
One critique: you might try to isolate the pixals in the 2nd video as to not distort her face as she turns it. Other than that, faultless, imaginative and wonderful.
Kudos
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantVery nice work, dear Archangel.
I's like the way you captured the 'motion' of the transformation and transition between states and forms.
Kudos to thee.
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantNew updates at Yoshida's site.
http://earthcolor.sakura.ne.jp/
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The Pimp NeonBlackParticipantBut the thing that I'm intrigued about is that your "protect me" comment is something a lot of women say. Not calling you gay or feminine or anything, just an observation.
Take it from experience from dealing with others, more men crave protect than you shall ever know or they shall ever admit. Either to themselves.
This is part of the tribe/gang mentality of the species and why weaker people cling to stronger.
On a more personalable level, it is strange to note that the stronger a man is or has become, the greater his need for nurturing and protection from anyone they he deems stronger than him -emotionally as well as physically. And they are best sort to play with.
Peace
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