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I've had hit/miss service from them. I hate to buy something and deal with a "Crapshoot", though.

They'll have something on their site, then come back and tell me they don't have this size or that color.

It's happened more than once.....I always get my money back, but it takes a while.

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Hmm I was thinking it was like "chalk a nut" like you'd chalk a que stick. Only this was a phrase used similar to 'cowboy up'. So, chalk your coin purse and saddle up for the ride! :roll2:

I had a chaffing/Gold Bond suggestion, there, too but was afraid to throw that out there.........

Hey, Europe. Take this...........and keep it.

In weight lifting that is considered 'wrong' because it provides no control in moment of wobbly, failing push. There are numerous cases of broken ribs reported with that one.

I'm 38. Been lifting off and on since....15ish. If I drop something and hurt myself, that's a risk I'm willing to take, if ...

I'm assuming that we are talking about the same thing - keeping the thumbs on the same side of the bar with other fingers (false grip)? If not, then sorry for misunderstanding.

Yes. Please tell my why it's "wrong". Not wanting to start a debate, but I'm interested in what you're thinking.

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It's a wrong thing to do on the weight bar, and I imagine, it's a wrong thing to do on the bike, either.

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Please enlighten me....at least on the weightlifting. (The handlebar grip deal takes practice)..........The thumb shift + proper breathing keeps your bloodpressure ...

When I lift weights I do the same thing....squeeze the life out of the bar as I push/pull.

Wrapping my thumbs over the top, instead of fully gripping the bar helped.....so - years ago- I tried it on my grips on the bike. Took the strain right out of my hands. Can fully control the throttle, Clutch ...