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This is just a little sharing -
I gave my neighbors a pair of yellow Reehut gymnastics rings a couple of months ago
This was so that my 15 year old neighbor could GTG with chin ups. I put them right in front of the entrance to his room, in the garage.
Since then he and his 10 year old sister have been jumping up on the rings multiple times per day, swinging, pulling, flipping upside down, hanging, etc..
I took them down yesterday to use them, and the backlash from those children was sad, to say the least, so I gave them back rather quickly
My 15 year old neighbor is starting to get the "chin up" body.. wiry, slim, but you can tell his lats and arms have been working out daily.
Pretty cool stuff. Giving away a simple piece of equipment to someone who will actually use it is a gratifying experience..
by the way, I taught both those kids how to do chins the right way, all the way down, then chin up above the rings.. this was humbling for them'
yesterday I saw Gracie (the little girl) knock out one of the cleanest chins I've ever seen! she even kept her chin above the bar for a few seconds to show control
the man who introduced me to working out when I was about 10 will always be in my memory. feels good to pass on the GIFT of strength to children
I gave my neighbors a pair of yellow Reehut gymnastics rings a couple of months ago
This was so that my 15 year old neighbor could GTG with chin ups. I put them right in front of the entrance to his room, in the garage.
Since then he and his 10 year old sister have been jumping up on the rings multiple times per day, swinging, pulling, flipping upside down, hanging, etc..
I took them down yesterday to use them, and the backlash from those children was sad, to say the least, so I gave them back rather quickly
My 15 year old neighbor is starting to get the "chin up" body.. wiry, slim, but you can tell his lats and arms have been working out daily.
Pretty cool stuff. Giving away a simple piece of equipment to someone who will actually use it is a gratifying experience..
by the way, I taught both those kids how to do chins the right way, all the way down, then chin up above the rings.. this was humbling for them'
yesterday I saw Gracie (the little girl) knock out one of the cleanest chins I've ever seen! she even kept her chin above the bar for a few seconds to show control
the man who introduced me to working out when I was about 10 will always be in my memory. feels good to pass on the GIFT of strength to children