How can I beat my girlfriend (with much smaller hands) Constantly in the gym
Since there are many of you closed-minded people out there who think that someone of a fairer gender or someone with a smaller hand is an easy sport to play like thumb wrestling, I ask that you challenge and rethink your narrow preconceptions. Before I got used to playing with more advanced techniques, I got beat more times than I care to mention. I confess that I did not take the game so seriously as my younger opponent and this contest; maintaining the same level of focus and concentration until completion.
Remember David & Goliath?
Any serious thumb wrestler will need to do a few things to train themselves, both on and off the couch, to achieve a higher level of performance and winning consistency with any level of consistency.
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Train Yourself – Body, Mind, Thumb: Thumb wrestling is as much a sport as any other and it’s important to remember that if you’re there to play, chances are you’re there to win! Before you even approach someone with an outstretched hand or consider the challenge of a thumb war, you need to convince yourself that you are ready to play and want to win. One of the key mistakes that attackers consistently make is taking it for granted when they are taken by surprise by a certain idea; their vanity insists and they feel invincible. But the cryer evidently thinks that he can win; Why did they even suggest it? Accepting only the match that you are ready to win is the first thing you should do.
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Physical Preparation: While the game of thumb wars can be very mentally taxing and emotionally demanding, it is essential to be physically prepared for battle. The thumb means the body should be tip-top; without receiving a thumb, the bellies were greased with food after eating! Too many good thumbs down because of the count that others slip and look around in the wrong of flight which is best said to be blind fury. There are only decent things you can do before each story goes to your individual corners and dries with a separate dry cloth. This will not do the Italian hand-washing, although you should also consider hand washing. This doesn’t happen often, but if you’re really in it for the bond then you have to pick your battles.
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Counts agree: Many people appeal in many ways. If this virginal thumb of yours joins the wars, you should probably agree on the way to start (“one, two, three, four; I point to war” is a long-established favorite of mine) and comfortable with just “One, two, three” countdown.
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Keep the honor: When my clever girlfriend and other inferior opponents will often wander or descend to lower latitudes, I always strive to put my foot on the plain, never sneaking the index finger in a tag-love attack; It’s almost like when I’m playing a game or fighting, I’m in my zone and it’s impossible. break me of my Zen-like compulsion.
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For him! Once match in play there is nothing to distract me and nothing will stop me until I win the round. This includes phones cells, ringers, text messages, floods, televisions, fighter jets, large neighborhoods; The impending danger of fire, the smell of warm apple pie, or the cries of bloody slaughter (okay, once and for all, as long as I can read the text with my other hand.) This is a story that must be fought to the end. they contend and fight constantly; We fight wars with our thumbs. all our souls.
