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Originally posted by Dave Burgess View PostAge 74 still growing mesen, ad ta buy a 19 inch collar size shirt ta look respectable for our Son Marks funeral but still wear 30 inch waist size keks. That Charles Atlas az gorra lot ta answer for!"We're surrounded on all sides... Good... you're obviously in the right place".
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Originally posted by Dave Burgess View PostWrestlers Bridge Ron, the favourite exercise of "Iron" Mike Tyson which gave him a 20 inch plus neck. Neck strength extremely important for boxers as a powerful uppercut or left hook landing on the button can lead to the Albert Pierrpoint effect, "SNAP!"
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Remember my father in law, used to have a big wide band of elastic sewn in a V shape in the waist at the back of his trousers, reckoned it saved the hassle of buying new trousers ! Seemed to work well enough.Bob (geordie) Watts
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Originally posted by standinthedoor View PostAnd Tyson could throw a punch.............!
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Never got in to boxing proper, mi brother Dennis was a cabbage head and boxed for the Navy, we were roughly the same weight, I used to spar with him but never took to it, looking at all of the fairly young guys going down with early onset dementia from what they think was constant trauma to the head/brain, glad I gave it a miss. What little I did pick up was that if you landed a proper punch it travelled through arms, shoulder, spine and down to your anchor foot (left or right). i did not land many of them but when I did I knew it, the Tyson's landed almost every punch correctly, terrifying smacks given their strength.
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