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Czlowiek Drzewo

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  1. Czlowiek Drzewo
    good. bit of advice though..when you close number 2 beware of holding pint glasses and bottles..you will develop grip like kingkong and things get fragile!
  2. Czlowiek Drzewo
    my strength feats so far . Can hold 20kilo plate in each arm sideways at arms length for 10 secs. Managed to dip my bodyweight + 120lbs. 1 arm overgrip chin. dragon flags. 1 arm shoulder press with 20k barbell with 2 x 15 kilo plates on ( 50k ) for reps. 1 arm finger pushups. pistols ( 1 leg squats ) with 25 k plate. close captain crush gripper number 2 ( 165lbs ) of pressure. getting strong is easy ig you know how and you don't overtrain your CNS ( CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ) Doing high reps gives you endurance ( which you need ) doing the usuall 8 - 12 reps just bulks you up! I do 1 to 5 reps max for 5 sets with 3 To 5 mins rest between sets and 3 to 5days off between sessions. works real well
  3. Czlowiek Drzewo
    been working up to heviest chin i can possibly do for 3yrs now. 1 day a week i do my chinup training ( muscles need 5 to 6 days to repair from low rep training ) theres a big difference between looking strong and being strong. and i can tell you it does help climbing. read bodyweight exercises for extraordinary strength by brad johnson. \f\ind it on http://www.ironmind.com
  4. Czlowiek Drzewo
    load of twiddle! tell me what gym has equipment that is good for getting strong? its all look good equipment. i should know! 10k of chinning world record! ( world heaviest chinup ) yeah ..sure intimidated by gyms!
  5. Czlowiek Drzewo
    cambium saver. chainsaw and silky. Nottin else! funny when you see pics of some blokes tree motion with hundreds of strops/ slings/ etc...yeah sure!
  6. Czlowiek Drzewo
    bowline on a bight is good for attached rope to vechile to pull over trees etc. ( easy to untie ) Bowline, running bowline, clove hitch, timber hitch. are the common ones that are used. But nowadays with all the slings that are faster..bowlines etc are not used as much.
  7. Czlowiek Drzewo
    yeah..very true. like relax when you climb or you will be knackered within couple hrs. climbers who start out seem to be nervous and not relaxed thus they get tired easily. But doing strength training puts energy into your muscles and will only help you stay good at climbing. climbing everday is a form of over training...thats why you find a lot of skinny weak climbers. So you need to counteract all those high reps..by doing maximum strength ( 3 to 5 reps ) so you have strength and also endurance. :laugh1:
  8. Czlowiek Drzewo
    nah. i do weighted dips on them also. actually they contributed to My M.r Max dips. worked up to 60kilo dips for reps with bodyweight of 80kilo. Trust me if its strength you are after these are the way to go. Welcome to Ring Training
  9. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Gyms are for harry Hoofters! Buy portable gymnastic rings from ringtraining.com. You can hang them from chinup bars. trees whatever you can sling them over. exercises - chins, dips, pushups, ab exercises. and lots more. Warning: side affects may be turning into a beast, body will feal light, and you climbing in tree work wll improve ten fold. I have trained for years in stength and fitness...and i know guys that can do 50 dips/ that can't knock of 2 dips on the rings.
  10. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Bravo. Bravo. Speedlining is fun.!
  11. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Do you think it was a tree surgeon that done the operation!? heyho!
  12. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Thats not my Van! What you talking aboutTim confused::biggrin:
  13. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Thats also nice piece of equipment you got there..would like to come veiw before i buy though
  14. Czlowiek Drzewo
    ok . maye 10 hrs chipping a week. depends.
  15. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Will check out that site mate..just thinking that timberwolf may begood for spare parts though as they are commom..but by the sounds of it its def spare parts i'll need if i get one.
  16. Czlowiek Drzewo
    I have only being in business for around 16 months and getting 2 to 3 days a week at most. So about 10 to 15 hrs a week at most. It is a ldv convoy i have. takes its time but gets job done. Its a lot of money to spend on something that is second hand though and wan to make sure i get the right machine. sick of mashing down though.
  17. Czlowiek Drzewo
    :dontknow:yip that sure is a nice peice of gear. how much!?
  18. Czlowiek Drzewo
    The ldv had 2.0 diesel engine. with full load on back and heavy chipper ..it will struggle real bad. need a small/medium timberwolf or jensen i think.
  19. Czlowiek Drzewo
    yes ..i have ldv that ain't to powerful.
  20. Czlowiek Drzewo
    The tree motion i good for 6 months till it wears in..then you will notice blood supply to your groin area get worse. I m constantly re-adjusting my treemotion now as it crushes ma nuts.
  21. Czlowiek Drzewo
    Loooking to buy a chipper in the next couple months and need advice... Timberwolf? jensen? Vermeer? Plus and negatives. thanx
  22. Czlowiek Drzewo
    just ordered it. you get free stickers also.! wow!:rock:
  23. Czlowiek Drzewo
    WELL SAID! nothing maore scary than doing a big removal with groudie that doesn't know jack.
  24. Czlowiek Drzewo
    It depends on what you can do. i ain't going to pay a guy that has all the gear under the sun but is not good at doing the work...and would rather pay a guy that is great a working but uses my gear more.
  25. Czlowiek Drzewo
    i bought myself some goats as chippers are too expensive.

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