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  1. Grunta

    Training Calves (Not Calfs)

    Hi @Silverback Got a question for you, I have been trains calves every second day since I realised they were 1/2" smaller than my bis. Its worked well, with that and extra cycling I've been doing they are stating to look good, so I'm on the get big calves fad. I have been doing standing and...
    • Grunta
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    • body bodybuilding calfs calves distance endo exercise good grow hard hat hey key load muscle pivot position reason required short simple split stuff training working
    • Replies: 35
    • Forum: BodyBuilding Training Discussions
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    [Cycling] Front Wheel Pivot

    This is where you hop your rear wheel either to your left or right, keeping your front brake locked. To do this, you want to turn your handlebars away from you so when you land, your handlebars are straight in front of you (so, opposite of the way your rear wheel is going). Instead of the...
    • alca
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    • front pivot wheel
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Sporting Corner
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    [Cycling] Rear Wheel Pivot

    # This is where you hop your front wheel either to your left or right, keeping your rear brake locked. # To pop your front wheel up: * Keep your rear brake locked * Squish your body and arms over the front of your bike * Then push up and lean back a little * Borrowing from Ot Pi...
    • alca
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    • pivot rear wheel
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Sporting Corner
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