That said, here is my daily carry gun (sub compact 9mm Glock), loaded with my typical carry setup (10 round mag, 11 rounds total), about one shot per second, at 21 feet...all headshots. (holes in body were there from an earlier run)
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^ Will have to download.
Makes sense.
The only stage where I had complete misses wasn't on the video. It required shooting the rifle and the pistol from the right side and the left side, with only one hand for the pistol. I really need to work on my left hand only pistol shooting.
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I did some back raises today for some extra glute/ham work. Felt good. You should try them Manly.
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I wouldn't say they are completely indifferent. The women have known both parties for a while, but party 'B' becomes the bad guy (for unknown reasons like bad day/too much booze etc) for the time being, and party 'A' is the good guy. When party A keeps beating the crap out of B's ass, the women start screaming and tell A to stop.
The women were never going to get hurt. That was my point.
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I was having a similar issue from an older low back injury. I changed my routine from a heavy bb type workout to more of an athletic approach with lots of stretching and foam rolling. Working on flexibility has made the biggest difference I thuroughly foam roll before each workout and stretch for about 15 min after each workout. I took out all of my heavy squating and pressing did some experimenting and found a lot of good exercises you can do that put less direct stress on the spine but still engage your core quite a bit. Im not saying these are overall better exercises but if you are that tight and uncomfortable it may be a better option depending on what your current routine is.
Those plus some lunge/stepup variations, plyometrics, and stretching/rolling. For plyos i have been doing the p90x plyometric workout you should be able to find some youtube videos that show the workout and steal some of their circuits.
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