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2 hours ago, Mark J said:

Agreed, boxing training is hard work. I had done some circuit training and thought I was fit. I did some shotokan in the past, but hadn't done hitting things for a while. Was encouranged by a mate to come along to a gym in Newcastle ran by an ex commando PTI who used to train boxing teams. That was a killer - fair play to anyone who does that sort of training day in day out. He would run 5 sessions a day - ran the same speed uphill as he did downhill, absolute menace but I learned alot. 

Lifting heavy things is good for you, too. My mental health dropped off when I stopped throwing trees into the back of a van, it took me a while to realise what I was missing. 

 

 

It's becoming apparent that physical strength is as important as cardiovascular fitness, when it comes to ageing well.

 

I'm on the look for a nice lifting stone. 

 

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A Cumbria farmer is on a mission to track down England's ancient lifting stones.

 

 

 

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It’s unbelievable Sime, and fair play to those boys.

Did anyone else see the footage of that hench 14 year old putting all the stones on the barrels this week?

 

I’m very lucky that at 56 I’ve never had any back issues.

The rest of my body is a different story….

 

If I had to lift those stones though, I would just rig a contraption that fired my Beretta straight into my spine with a 36g load, because the result would be the same!

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1 hour ago, Mark Bolam said:

It’s unbelievable Sime, and fair play to those boys.

Did anyone else see the footage of that hench 14 year old putting all the stones on the barrels this week?

 

I’m very lucky that at 56 I’ve never had any back issues.

The rest of my body is a different story….

 

If I had to lift those stones though, I would just rig a contraption that fired my Beretta straight into my spine with a 36g load, because the result would be the same!

 

I'm 49 and I've had a bit of a dodgy back for at least 30 years! I don't remember what year, I was round about 16, but I remember exactly what did it. Helping a bloke I was working for lift a big wood burner out the back of a van. It's never been the same since. Fine most of the time but if I do much prolonged lifting it kicks in with the familiar twinge. I fancy the idea of playing with one of those stones, (a smaller one), but the reality might be somewhat different.

 

No, not seen the hench 14 year old. Got a video to stick up?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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🎗️ The Conservative MP Nick Timothy shares his first hand experience from last night's game...

A season ticket holder whom went to school locally, anyone, in particular the leftards who has any illusion of how things will pan out if the demographics ever allow it wants to wake up now. That is not a religion of tolerance. 

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4 hours ago, Steven P said:

... apart from the ~2 million Indians who died during WW2 of course...

She’s of Pakistani heritage 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

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1 hour ago, Johnsond said:
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🎗️ The Conservative MP Nick Timothy shares his first hand experience from last night's game...

A season ticket holder whom went to school locally, anyone, in particular the leftards who has any illusion of how things will pan out if the demographics ever allow it wants to wake up now. That is not a religion of tolerance. 

Maccabi fans are well known for violence. I genuinelly think it was a good call to prevent their firm rocking up and wrecking the place, like they did in Amsterdam. 
 

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2 hours ago, Johnsond said:

She’s of Pakistani heritage 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

6 hours ago, Steven P said:

... apart from the ~2 million Indians who died during WW2 of course...

 

There were no Pakistanis killed in WW2.

 

Pakistan wasn't born until August 1947.

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