i got a little nervous after a six pack of beer balls.
har har har
balance and beer
i got a little nervous after a six pack of beer balls.
Moo Moo
wow
iron head at work.
tie tou gong.
but your hands have to be in the air, too.
har har har
ummmm... okay... i think i'll need a 12 pack in me to try that one.Originally Posted by SPJ
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What do they do with the rest of the beer.
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How it's done.
Props for doing it on the archway though.
Resigned
very cool - how'd u get that mini fire hydrant to float next to ur legs tho?
Moo Moo
yes. the posture is called hanging golden bell upside down.
or dao gua jin zhong.
har har har
i ain't that talented yet, then again i haven't really practiced... may i ask how long it took for you to be able to do that??How it's done.
Props for doing it on the archway though.
Banned
it doesn't take that long to learn to use photoshop uki.
Banned Li Fut
Why do you think it's photoshopped? That dude has a brutal core.
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i actually don't think it's shopped. Just in a ****disturbing mood this morning as i'm going two nights with only three/four hours sleep total.
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I do the no hands headstand as well, but I use a wall for my feet to touch and a mung bean bag for my head.
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Also good for looking up womens skirts on the boulevard.
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It depends on the student. Figure how long it takes someone to strengthen their neck. Then it's just a matter of learning where the balancing point is on the skull, keeping proper spinal alignment and being able to safely apply it. For myself I have no idea how long it took to develop the needed strength, I had been training for probably 2 years before I ever attempted it. But, when I tried it it took maybe an hour of practice to figure out the balance.
Honestly though still shots are misleading. Ever wonder why you've never see it done on video? Because it's not possible to balance it for too long and it's not impressive to see the guy fall over after a second or two. I think the longest I've personally ever held it (when I practiced it a lot) was about 6 seconds.
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