Re: squat technique / Sculptor

[Guest guest]

LOL! I love that she-hulk on this page:

http://www.stumptuous.com/weights.html

If I looked like that my hubby would scream like a girl and run the

other way! LOL

Along those lines, there's a sculptor showing his work at the art

center where I work. His stuff is life size and alot of fun to look

at. All his figures are carved out of wood. He uses many real items

including real motorcycles!

http://www.indplsartcenter.org/current%20exhibitions.html

http://www.indystar.com/print/articles/5/028716-9905-062.html

HERE is the sculpture I wanted to share with you all!:

http://www.richardrussellgallery.com/scripts/db/dbrichard/SearchItemRe

cord.idc?ItemID=435 & LastName=Dowd

Isn't it a scream? Like I said, it's life size and very cool to look

at. My hubby said, " You aren't going to look like *that* are you?? "

LOL! She even has a vein that runs down her arm to her wrist!

Enjoy,

JennA

> There's always going to be debate on this one. Most experienced

lifters will tell you that as long as your knees are healthy and your

form is good, you can drop all the way down quite safely.

>

> Learning the Squat

> http://www.stumptuous.com/weights.html

>

> Squats: Full or Parallel?

> http://www.cbass.com/Squats.htm

>

>

[Guest guest]

*sigh*...I hate it when links don't show up like they should! If

anyone has any trouble viewing that third link, try this:

copy and paste the first part of the link, then copy and paste the

second part onto the tail end of the first. Hope that makes sense!

(computer guru), if you have any suggestions, feel free to

input.

JennA

> > There's always going to be debate on this one. Most experienced

> lifters will tell you that as long as your knees are healthy and

your

> form is good, you can drop all the way down quite safely.

> >

> > Learning the Squat

> > http://www.stumptuous.com/weights.html

> >

> > Squats: Full or Parallel?

> > http://www.cbass.com/Squats.htm

> >

> >