@alexsaezm Fortunately (by which I mean, very unfortunately indeed), although copyrights of individual writers and artists seem up for grabs, the trademarks of major corporations will be strongly defended.
@alexsaezm Fortunately (by which I mean, very unfortunately indeed), although copyrights of individual writers and artists seem up for grabs, the trademarks of major corporations will be strongly defended.
@Miraz Thanks! Slow lowering is important for avoiding injury, and doesn’t reduce the usefulness of the fast movement for training power/explosiveness.
I think my real problem was just that I had little natural explosiveness, and didn’t understand (as a child or young adult) that it was trainable.
@annahavron Or driving on roads, or flying into airports, or watching sporting events taking place in publicly supported stadiums.
@philipbrewer.net Jes, ja!
@criminalist.bsky.social Just like with swords. Tennis could probably be improved by giving the players swords. I doubt if sword fighting would be improved by giving the players racquets, although it might be worth trying.