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Special to me...enjoy seeing how you do your work. I always admire how well your saws cut.

It was interesting to see how your climbing technique/timing changed as the bole got smaller. Looks efficient. Smooth circle ride when the top went. Good videos.

You can't help yourself! You're smokin'!!!!!!!!!!! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/fWALVlpbpDA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Classic Boss!!!

:lol: Chaos and havoc!!!

Thanks...I post that kind of thing with you in mind. I know you are of a similar mind when it comes to "those kind of things." :)

:lol: That's good. I meant: Hoi polloi (Ancient Greek: οἱ πολλοί, hoi polloi, "the many") is an expression from Greek that means the many or, in the strictest sense, the majority. I want to have the option of doing something like this...helps collect the check sometimes.:D <iframe...

Depends on the level of performance you desire. to me translates into hoi polloi...nothing wrong with that. Personal drive and how one wants to interact with their world is a large part of it.

I was doing a lot of pushups at 1 point in my training...not enough back muscle work. I started getting rounded shoulders. Took a massage therapist to figure it out...proper massage and adding seated rows etc. straightened things out.

Not for agility type balance...a climber better already have that. For strength balance....improperly balanced opposing muscle groups can cause alignment/postural anomalies.

And how do you move logs like that in a residential setting?

Back lean....did you overcome that with wedges or a jack? 2nd picture is excellent.