It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => Entertainment => Topic started by: Pandora on October 24, 2014, 12:02:22 PM
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Sara X Does Mozart’s “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDXUDehUgIQ#ws)
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Nice pecs.
And talented
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Pecs? That's what they call 'em now?
As an aside, I really don't like ink on my womenz.
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Me neither Alan.
But in the dark its all good.
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Was it in poor taste to post this? I thought it interesting from a body-building point of view (yes, really) as chest-presses and flies readily train one's ability to isolate and flex the pectorals at will. Not that "Sara X" has been weight-lifting, but she has been ... practicing.
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Was it in poor taste to post this? I thought it interesting from a body-building point of view (yes, really) as chest-presses and flies readily train one's ability to isolate and flex the pectorals at will. Not that "Sara X" has been weight-lifting, but she has been ... practicing.
I'd say without question she strength trains. In some way or another, she is engaged in resistance training. Whether it's weights or some other method, who knows? I rather doubt that she gained that kind of fast-twitch muscle control by practicing isometrics to Mozart.
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Was it in poor taste to post this? I thought it interesting from a body-building point of view (yes, really) as chest-presses and flies readily train one's ability to isolate and flex the pectorals at will. Not that "Sara X" has been weight-lifting, but she has been ... practicing.
I'd say without question she strength trains. In some way or another, she is engaged in resistance training. Whether it's weights or some other method, who knows? I rather doubt that she gained that kind of fast-twitch muscle control by practicing isometrics to Mozart.
yea...I'd say she engages in resistance training.
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Was it in poor taste to post this? I thought it interesting from a body-building point of view (yes, really) as chest-presses and flies readily train one's ability to isolate and flex the pectorals at will. Not that "Sara X" has been weight-lifting, but she has been ... practicing.
I'd say without question she strength trains. In some way or another, she is engaged in resistance training. Whether it's weights or some other method, who knows? I rather doubt that she gained that kind of fast-twitch muscle control by practicing isometrics to Mozart.
yea...I'd say she engages in resistance training.
Not buying it. For one thing, the woman doesn't have a triceps definition to speak of, even when she flexed to take off the jacket.
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Was it in poor taste to post this? I thought it interesting from a body-building point of view (yes, really) as chest-presses and flies readily train one's ability to isolate and flex the pectorals at will. Not that "Sara X" has been weight-lifting, but she has been ... practicing.
I'd say without question she strength trains. In some way or another, she is engaged in resistance training. Whether it's weights or some other method, who knows? I rather doubt that she gained that kind of fast-twitch muscle control by practicing isometrics to Mozart.
yea...I'd say she engages in resistance training.
Not buying it. For one thing, the woman doesn't have a triceps definition to speak of, even when she flexed to take off the jacket.
Are you guys referring to isometrics type exercising?