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Just do the activity, but do it slow and easy to get warmed up. Once
that happens, our training is less subject to the benefits of chance,
mixture, and spontaneity. Do a set of reps with the palms down, and then
a set with the palms up. 
Do this several times, working the grip both ways. 
None of us can really know. Talking to yourself or counting is
optional. 
Muscle mass is denser than fat so it weighs more. 
My old friend Sean Marshall will lead the seminar. One end of the bat is
on the ground, and your forehead is touching the other end. When you
train, train in sets. While he practiced his punches, I practiced not
flinching. The longer the lever, the harder. 
But laying on the floor is a bad idea. 
Do this several times, working the grip both ways. Remember rule number
three? Remember rule number three? Do this several times, working the
grip both ways. Since our hip flexors are generally stronger than our ab
muscles, we rely on them by yanking ourselves up as our hip flexors tug
on our spine. 
You remember the Law of Reciprocal Inhibition from that graduate
Kinesiology course, right? And if you like sparring, then do that. 
Either way, I flinched. 
But laying on the floor is a bad idea. 
The grounds are beautiful with a small lake and a chapel with
gardens. 
Find yourself a pull up bar or a fairly level tree limb and throw a
towel over it. You can also use a sledge hammer, an ax, or a wooden
dowel with a rock duck tapped to the end. We found a spot beneath a Live
Oak and talked and I got my cell phone out and put Mom on the phone with
my Godmother, who is an old friend of hers from Nursing School. 
The grounds are beautiful with a small lake and a chapel with gardens.
And victims go there out of fear of injury. 
 
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