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sore a$$

Post by bisqeet » July 20th, 2015, 3:29 am

Hi,

need another couple of ks to finish my first million on a club machine, but have decided to buy my own model D (with a PM5) for home use, as the club will be becoming non available in the newar future.
Quite addicted to the workouts..

uptill now I have used a towel as padding, which eleviates the pain, but moves a bit.
I spotted this in amazon.

http://www.skwoosh.com/product/M3204.html

it seems a bit pricey (~€48) , but (i know, but you have to like the pun) pain is a good motivator in giving out money.

Anyone have hands on (or butts on) experiences or alternative reccomendations, thanks!
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Re: sore a$$

Post by jamesg » July 20th, 2015, 5:03 am

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2024: stroke 5.5W-min@20-21. ½k 190W, 1k 145W, 2k 120W. Using Wods 4-5days/week. Fading fast.

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Re: sore a$$

Post by hjs » July 20th, 2015, 5:19 am

The best thing is building glutes, build more muscle and the soreness will go away. Everything else is ignoring the real problem.

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Re: sore a$$

Post by Galeere » July 20th, 2015, 3:32 pm

Check this out, but even more expensive: https://www.facebook.com/pages/CitiusRe ... 78?fref=ts.
I don´t have any experience with either models though. I am using the pad from c2 as well as special sport shorts with paddings and that works out well.
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Re: sore a$$

Post by bisqeet » July 21st, 2015, 6:11 am

i think a pad is a better option than having a kim kardashian arse :/
at least on my body...
thx for the reccomendations
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Re: sore a$$

Post by c2jonw » July 21st, 2015, 7:25 am

Bubble wrap- it's cheap, comes in many different configurations to try and it's easy to swap in or out on the fly.....C2JonW
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Post by sekitori » July 22nd, 2015, 10:50 am

c2jonw wrote:Bubble wrap- it's cheap, comes in many different configurations to try and it's easy to swap in or out on the fly....
I agree. I prefer to use wrap with the larger one inch bubbles. I fold a 24 X 24 inch sheet twice, making a 12 x 12 pad. I close the open ends with duct tape. It's an inexpensive pad which lasts a surprisingly long time. I make several of these at one time so when one starts to lose its cushioning (which in time it will), I have another one to replace it.

You can also use a pad made of one inch thick medium density foam rubber, another cheap solution.

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Re: sore a$$

Post by hjs » July 22nd, 2015, 11:36 am

bisqeet wrote:i think a pad is a better option than having a kim kardashian arse :/
at least on my body...
thx for the reccomendations
Erging longer distances will not build glutes.

What you now say it like saying, I don,t want to become a bodybuilder, what woman do when they lift a weight.

Nomatter what you do, you will never get a kard. Ass.

Ergers should work the muscle they don,t use.

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Post by Bob S. » July 22nd, 2015, 12:41 pm

hjs wrote: Ergers should work the muscle they don,t use.
Especially pectorals and triceps and push-ups are effective for those. I can't think of any others but I am sure that there must be some. Do you have any suggestions, Henry? I am guessing that the trapsius and deltoids could use extra work, but I am not much up on anatomy.

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Re: sore a$$

Post by hjs » July 22nd, 2015, 1:19 pm

Bob S. wrote:
hjs wrote: Ergers should work the muscle they don,t use.
Especially pectorals and triceps and push-ups are effective for those. I can't think of any others but I am sure that there must be some. Do you have any suggestions, Henry? I am guessing that the trapsius and deltoids could use extra work, but I am not much up on anatomy.

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Yes bob, push work, which will work the chest, shoulders and triceps, but also like I said, the glutes, only sprinting on the erg will work those, since most ergers do that, you should work them.

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Re: sore a$$

Post by markinnb » July 22nd, 2015, 4:05 pm

some people can't do "whatever" that would give them more muscular glutes. Some infirmity or something prevents them from squatting, sprinting, lunging or whatever. This may be temporary or permanent. I don't know their issue or level of pain or tolerance so to those people, after exhausting the usual suggested activities, I'd suggest the following:
-bubble wrap as mentioned. ( never thought of that myself- good idea )
-those 10 buck inflatable rubber ankle/stability disc- don't pump it up though as it would raise you up too much. unless you want that. and don't sit on the plug.
- those interlocking children's washable colorful matts. you get 4 of them for 9.99 at department stores. Cut them to suit you.
- cut up foam pads.
Maybe at some future point, they can get better so that they can do the other stuff. and then they may get rid of the cushion.
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Re: sore a$$

Post by hjs » July 23rd, 2015, 4:43 am

markinnb wrote:some people can't do "whatever" that would give them more muscular glutes. Some infirmity or something prevents them from squatting, sprinting, lunging or whatever. This may be temporary or permanent. I don't know their issue or level of pain or tolerance so to those people, after exhausting the usual suggested activities, I'd suggest the following:
-bubble wrap as mentioned. ( never thought of that myself- good idea )
-those 10 buck inflatable rubber ankle/stability disc- don't pump it up though as it would raise you up too much. unless you want that. and don't sit on the plug.
- those interlocking children's washable colorful matts. you get 4 of them for 9.99 at department stores. Cut them to suit you.
- cut up foam pads.
Maybe at some future point, they can get better so that they can do the other stuff. and then they may get rid of the cushion.
I am certainly among the 5/10% of ergers with the most injurees and things I can,t do. The point is don,t look at what you can,t do, but what you can.

Re sore Ass. Sitting still on the couch is a very good remedy, gives a nice thick layerbof softness under a bony ass. :wink:

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Re: sore a$$

Post by markinnb » July 23rd, 2015, 11:25 am

hjs wrote: I am certainly among the 5/10% of ergers with the most injurees and things I can,t do. The point is don,t look at what you can,t do, but what you can.

Re sore Ass. Sitting still on the couch is a very good remedy, gives a nice thick layerbof softness under a bony ass. :wink:
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Re: sore a$$

Post by hjs » July 23rd, 2015, 12:50 pm

markinnb wrote:
hjs wrote: I am certainly among the 5/10% of ergers with the most injurees and things I can,t do. The point is don,t look at what you can,t do, but what you can.

Re sore Ass. Sitting still on the couch is a very good remedy, gives a nice thick layerbof softness under a bony ass. :wink:
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Yeah right, excuses, excuses..... :roll:

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Re: sore a$$

Post by markinnb » July 23rd, 2015, 12:56 pm

hjs wrote:
markinnb wrote:
hjs wrote: I am certainly among the 5/10% of ergers with the most injurees and things I can,t do. The point is don,t look at what you can,t do, but what you can.

Re sore Ass. Sitting still on the couch is a very good remedy, gives a nice thick layerbof softness under a bony ass. :wink:
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Yeah right, excuses, excuses..... :roll:
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