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  1. Hopefully they are healthy but you never know. Their respective countires of origin have varied reputations for human rights and health.

  2. No it’s not easy — it is really a special combination of training and genetics. Only a small amount of people are born with this sort of flexibility, and even fewer develop it.

  3. Had a nice evening with the family last night – gathered around One Man’s Blog!

    Heehee!

    Really – hubby and I and our daughter sat here watching videos! It was great!

    Thanks, John!

  4. That is some pretty crazy stuff! It’s just amazing to see what kinds of things that people are able to do when they train and set their mind to it.

    I try to stretch each day but it’s nothing like that!

    Tom Barr’s comment amused me.

  5. Sticking your leg behind your ear is hard enough, having a friend or two pile on to the leg now that’s impressive. I guess this is what you do in China if you can’t get a job in side of 400 ton stamping press. :D

  6. Definitely..

    Lately I’ve been trying more agility based workouts after buying a trampoline for my kids. Little things like upside pushups and balancing on other body parts (one handed pushups, etc) are so amazingly strenuous if you’re not sued to using those muscles, it’s eye opening to say the least.

    Kudos to the guys and gals that can do this.. it’s NOT easy!

  7. the best of those usually end up in a kinda circus/variete road-show (I don’t mean that where poodles jump throgh a ring…). Sad enuogh that they are worn out with 30, and no millionairs like sime big guys who just have to stand in a defense line and look angry in their costume…
    Rhoody

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