skinnyboy_nomas Archive

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1	A strong, supple, erect, healthy spine is the core of a good, natural, effortless Body Language Not quite. Deadlift has a lot to do with overall strength. Lower back arched, upper back rounded. Keep the bar as close as possible. Scrape the skin off your shins. Push with the legs til the bar clears your knees, then thrust those hips like you're fuckin. Keep that head looking up the whole time.	/r/seduction	10/06/14 05:40 AM
2	A strong, supple, erect, healthy spine is the core of a good, natural, effortless Body Language I can't argue with anything in your comment. Most of my comment was based on the thinking that, most new gym goers won't have any clue where to start. Even if they did a Google search on beginner programs, they'll be overrun with "programs" trying to cram this or that down their throats, or "gain 30 lbs in 30 days" type BS. It can all be very overwhelming. All your counterpoints are spot on and is great advice for new lifters. Expanding on my thought of building a solid strength base, I'd have t…	/r/seduction	09/06/14 11:59 PM
5	A strong, supple, erect, healthy spine is the core of a good, natural, effortless Body Language Absolutely agree. Maybe I didn't make the point before, but you said it exactly right. So long as inexperienced gym goers follow a program and work within their capacity, there's nothing wrong with powerlifts (or any other lifts for that matter). I guess my point was, let's not set a newbie in front of a bar with "pick it up" as their only instructions.	/r/seduction	09/06/14 11:49 PM
-2	A strong, supple, erect, healthy spine is the core of a good, natural, effortless Body Language Anyone driven enough to sign-up and go into a gym should be wise enough to seek knowledge via internet or personal trainers. Any newbie lifter with no prior experience should not jump straight in to powerlifting. They need a solid strength base first. Think about it. If they don't have adequate strength to stand with an erect spine, how are they gonna deadlift?	/r/seduction	09/06/14 09:10 PM
6	A strong, supple, erect, healthy spine is the core of a good, natural, effortless Body Language I was just talking with someone about the importance of spinal posture and strength of spinal muscles. It's amazing how much of an effect those two things have on otherwise unnoticed facets of day-to-day life. My $0.02 is to hit the gym and build those back muscles. It will force you to maintain good posture and you'll look and feel better because of it. Thanks for the good post.	/r/seduction	09/06/14 05:11 PM
2	Prolonged Eye Contact and Attraction: What The Science Tells Us Only suitable response: thank you sir, may I have another?	/r/seduction	07/06/14 06:16 PM
2	Prolonged Eye Contact and Attraction: What The Science Tells Us I don't get uncomfortable. I actually get intrigued because it always makes me wonder what the kid sees. Children have a tendency to see things differently than our heavily filtered, adult minds.	/r/seduction	07/06/14 06:08 PM
3	Prolonged Eye Contact and Attraction: What The Science Tells Us Can we see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch? No but Cap'n Crunch is fucking watching you. Mind your p's and q's kids.	/r/seduction	07/06/14 06:07 PM
3	Practicing social dominance - Game which can improve confidence I beg to differ, but I'll refrain from typing a long-winded response, because it'll be the equivalent of arguing semantics. Suffice it to say, I disagree because I've done precisely that. Followed the advice by those more successful than I and it's worked phenomenally well. To each their own.	/r/seduction	14/05/14 12:10 AM
2	Practicing social dominance - Game which can improve confidence Agreed that nothing keeps you down but yourself. Those things can be changed. Your statements make it sound like someone can't ever break free of an unconfident life. As you said, we'll have to agree to a disagree.	/r/seduction	13/05/14 11:10 PM
0	Practicing social dominance - Game which can improve confidence First off, your trolling is obvious. Or you're whooshing hard as hell. Jay-Z became Jay-Z because he worked to become a badass rapper. As his name and reputation grew, so too did his confidence. Had he not gained fame and popularity, he may very well be unconfident as fuck now-a-days. Confidence comes from working through the things which keep us down. If someone has realized that which causes their lack of confidence, they have the opportunity to correct it. People are not born with confidence.…	/r/seduction	13/05/14 10:34 PM
1	Practicing social dominance - Game which can improve confidence Ever heard the saying "fake it til you make it"? This is one of those times it applies all too well.	/r/seduction	13/05/14 08:06 PM