bigtreedon

This is no criticism only my thoughts take it how you may I have been climbing twenty years all over the world I still go to Germany infact am off next month for two weeks as my diary is quite for April I remember the first time I went I was nervous but i had been climbing for 16 years tree work takes time you cannot substitute it with any amount of new tackle or training these things will help but you need to get experience on the ground watching competent climbers and then practice and get your skills up to a standard you can actually make money for someone i remember u asking how much u would be earning a day befor u went did u consider how much u could make for them tree work is not like working in a factory or a wear house wear u clock on and clock off and as long as you are there that's ok u need to cut trees if u are a climber this means a certain amount of work is required of u if not what's the point contract climbing is a tough and demanding way to make money I personally think minum of 5 years experience befor thinking of calling yourself a freelance climber

Gale force winds ash removal of

Thanks Mark took 4 men half day to clean up that top was miserable

Thanks mate

Took a small top today

It is a far superior saw to a 576xp

Had mine over a month now lovely saw [emoji6]

It was horrid Darrin we had 15 cube of chip out of it [emoji17]

Many phone wires horrid conifer but a lovely sunny day

Yes I bet you aren't missing climbing in the rain Steve [emoji4]

Few pics of a lime did this morning in the miserable Manchester weather

I'm a 133kg after a week of illness and under eating I felt very weak today in the gym I will hopefully start to get my appetite back over the weekend properly

Once it's in your blood much like tree work you never leave ?

My incline personal best

I have had same thing mate feel like a deflated balloon it's shit am just getting my full appetite back

I bench twice a week flat bench on a Tuesday and incline on a sat I train two other days in the week total 4 days which for heavy weights is plenty body needs to recover on the other days my PB on incline is 160kg

A bench plan is required I doing one at the moment to try and break my PB it's actually very rewarding watching your numbers go up even though a small amount if complete all the it's guaranteed your final lift should be what u have aimed for i am hoping for 200kg in a few as long as my body stays injury free

Let's hear some bench stats of all you gym sharks I have red pages and pages of squatting prowess and now it's deads there is another very important discipline that's bench press no half reps or not touching your chest full range of motion slight pause at the bottom

If you ain't going heavy you aren't trying [emoji6]

I had a 390xp seize on good fuel dealer sorted it as a warranty claim within 3 days i no u don't want to hear it but I also had pole saw shaft that some gearing inside broke another warranty claim sorted two no questions asked on either I do think it's got something to with dealers

I haven't drank in 9 years don't miss it people who do don't understand but why would they it's not for everyone but it suites me and that's all that counts and as you have experienced training is so much more rewarding without a hangover ?

Yea it is a great thing on this storm work and what a money maker it is

Thank u it definitely keeps u on your toes

First day in Germany hear for the week doing storm damage got to play with my new 572xp as well [emoji173]