Archive for the ‘weight belt’ Category


Today we bought the Trident weightbelt from Kay. Kay happens to be a 30year master diver! Sheesh and I am soon to be doing my first test dive.


Brad Matsen’s JACQUES COUSTEAU: The Sea King presents a full and extraordinary portrait of the man who illuminated the oceans to millions of people across the world. Cousteau trained as a pilot in the French Navy, until an accident forced him to recover by swimming to build back his strength. His developing obsession with the sea led him to help invent the famous Aqua-Lung that made diving possible, though he almost died testing it. During World War II, Cousteau won Frances highest military honor, the Lègion of dhonneur, for infiltrating an Italian camp and photographing intelligence material. He spent most of the war engaged in filming for the Navy and undersea exploration, continuing to develop the equipment that made such exploration possible. Cousteaus growing reputation led Loel Guinness, heir to the Irish brewery, to buy him a boat—the soon-to-be world-famous Calypso. Cousteau commissioned a book about his work, The Silent World, which became an international bestseller, and a film of the same name. This led to a career that included the making of over a hundred documentaries, 50 books, and several brilliant series—the most famous of which, The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau, was created by Hollywood producer David Wolper and ran for a decade with astonishing succes, garnering Emmys every season and millions of entranced viewers. In 1979, Cousteaus son, Philippe, was killed in an accident at sea and Cousteaus wife, Simone, retreated to the Calypso. Cousteau


I did this on Feb 27, 2008. The pool is called “Happyland” and is located close to the town of Klosterneuburg, Austria. Many thanks to the filmcrew (I am teasing, actually it was only Gerd Wohlfromm filming and spotting me at the same time. I told him to drop the camera first in case I need his help. Well, I did get in trouble, but only for a brief moment.


3x3x500 (80%), Loose suit (straps down)


Recorded on November 04, 2008 using a Flip Video camcorder.i weigh 180 and i added 50 lbs.180+50=230+(clothes,shoes,weightbelt and chain=an additional 5 lbs…235 lbs of weight pulled for 11 reps.the last rep may not be 100% complete but its good enough i think and also,i hold myself up with a substaintially considerable negative.i felt good about doing this set.i am stoked now and i feel i will soon be able to do 11 reps w/75 lbs added.


www.pikahsso.com man this dude put his weight into this kids ass my God he needs to fight kimbo slice. I saw this on allhiphop.com and had to upload it so yall could see it for yourself what would you do if a teacher slapped your kid like this? Peace WhackPiktures http


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18 April 2009 Lawrence Ranada; 19 years-old I figured it’s been a while since I’ve posted a video. These are true deadlifts. None of that touch-and-go crap. My goal is to deadlift 415×5 by next workout. If you like what you see, send me over a vote. I’m currently the top contestant in the “NxLabs” spokesmodel competition under the “Ultimate Fitness Challenge” category. I’m the youngest contestant at age 19. Here is a link to register as a voter: competition.nxlabs.com After registering, you can either navigate to username “IslandWarrior” or simply hit this link: competition.nxlabs.com When you get there, simply click “Vote Now” on the dashboard and help me win this thing! Thanks a lot, Lawrence Ranada PS: I also have a facebook group for those of you interested in joining. There, you’ll find all my training updates, training videos and pictures, and information about me, too. www.facebook.com