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Nov 9, 2023 3:35 AM
TheWhatever666
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justplainvanilla
AsheLake
*Shlorp*
WolfOfLore
Damn. Even at my most fit when I was benching twice what I was now and knocking out 5K runs in 33 minutes I wasn't even close to that. Fuck yeah and keep rocking, girl! (But use the damn machines the way they're meant to be used, don't improvise stupid shit.)
Nexus297
When she smiles
IamtheAIyoushouldfear
Soufange
I witnessed this once and it was MAGICAL. Sister's now husband met our school club at the gym and got distracted for just a moment as he stepped onto the machine and was flung back into a stationary bike. Que a bunch of 14 year olds: "OHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!" He was ok a few days later, but at that point the workout stopped before it even started
cabalin
These kinds of exercise are inefficient. Youre taxing one movement while underworking the other. Separate them and make both difficult
SithElephant
This is actually much easier than it looks because she is very physically fit.
shoopi12
Exactly. I could literally do this right now if I would've been working out vigorously for the past 10 years
Baron29
To be fair, most things after easier when you're very physically fit
NaughtButOne
It's much easier than it looks because she's effectively just free hanging from the arms. The most physically demanding part of this would be keeping your legs out at 90 degrees for that long.
dicot
i love this simple explanation.
TalachaDotNet
Mailvirgo
l'm not entirely convinced a seat is not photoshopped out here because that core strength is incredibly impressive. Well bloody done!
Shoutrr
she's not levitating, she's farting
stuart1965
working out in the ISS
FarQuad
OneMoreLime
I think this is how Mary said Jesus was created
TreasonousCheeto
Immaculate contraction?
vusta
im not familiar with that machine but seems she's using only 4 plates in that weight stack...to counter her weight, she can't be that light.
PeteThePerv
The physics of this is making me think: she can't be that strong! but there she is, being that strong
sevenfingerman
Physics brain hurts.
pugcashingout
Magic outside of Hogwarts
newsguycraigevans
JOKERZwild86
She’s actually sitting on John cenas lap
mspoehrle
By Law of conservation of energy if the system is "stable", this is not possible without any kind of additional energy. May be friction of the pad in her back. But looks cool.
NewTitaniumCorvid
I'm gonna start a special gym for people who want to film and get filmed while working out... We'll have extra space between the machines so tripods or filming buddies don't get in the way, more mirrors, great lighting, hair and makeup, upgraded Wi-Fi, and an 🚑 on standby for when stunts go wrong. It will be very expensive, but that will be part of what makes it special 😉
LHDakini
That is tremendously impressive
TheLastGreatAudit
On the other hand, however, I just had a really nice burrito.
GnikNella
She needs to speak to a personal trainer. She’s using that all wrong.
ReverseTrapTsukasa
With as much OSHA complaint jokes we see on OSHA violation job cites, using exercise equipment wrong should be a higher priority.
GnikNella
It’s like its own genre of safety fails.
BenjyX55
I don't understand the physics behind this.
Whatdoyousaytoanicecupoftea
Lesbian sex
terdfergusonuf
The physics is she swole
Rookie8286
You’re correct, it doesn’t make any sense.
DrKonrad
It's the law of ass-ction and reaction
wastingtimeherefl12
She a witch! It’s magic.
itzJasonOP
Her weight is the same as the weights she's pulling down. Its basically a fancy pull up with her legs out.
RonaldRaygun13
She works out
dundeeisdrunk
Normally her legs would be restrained and the exercise is to pull down against the resistance of the weights. She must have a weight on the machine fairly equal to her bodyweight plus the friction of being against the back pad keeps her stationary. What I can’t wrap my head around is, does this mean the effort of moving the handles this way pretty much equal to pull up? Ignoring the core strength required to hold her legs out like that
PorneliusHubertII
I am imagining her hair is tied to the backrest
122andan8th
She's belted in place.
ThePunishersVengefulBrother
Hoverboard
qtRaven
It's Musclemancy .
bound4doom
jhuckaby
strong girl == farm?
EpicMarble
She isn't hanging completely free, but using the chest rest (normally you sit at that machine the other way around) to support her back. Her hanging weight and the machine weights cancel each other out, and she can brace against that rest enough (only needs a small amount) to swing the balance one way or the other. For reference, this is how far back you would be if you were doing leg raises while hanging free:
PubMed12927120suckssobad
Picture really ties these comments together. Thx!
EpicMarble
Picture is not me btw
unevenload
Magic
MeekrabJones
I'm guessing she's using the friction of having her back pressed against the backrest to prevent her from just bobbing up and down.
PubMed12927120suckssobad
Thank you. Now not baffled
Mavgurian
Ah ...
StrategicWeaponsPlatformNineAndThreeQuarters
I don't go to gyms so I did not know they had backrests and thought she was floating
jakedafish
It would help if this had pixels.
ThenILickItOff
Just behind her butt you can see a corner of the back rest
ithinkchaos
Well, that and pure strength. Mostly the strength part.
TheSpaceCroissant
That's not the question: the problem is that if she weighs enough for the bars to drop, they should drop all the way down and she shouldn't be able to bring them back up the way she does, regardless of her impressive strength - hence the feeling she's levitating. The fact that she might be pressing against something on her back to stabilize at that height (and if you look closely there indeed seems to be a blackrest) does solve the mystery.
fitsu
Honestly a lot of these things are more about technique than strength, hell some not even that. They just look impressive but are surprisingly easy.
StunttheRunt
Sustained flatulence.
RollToSaveAgainst
It becomes obvious when you know this is her father
kickmyballsrealhard
That’s how my grandpa made it halfway round the world
IMarriedAGinger
Idontneedrealfacts
underrated comment of the day.
Nathanfake
No sound. Shame.
TDhattrick1022
I think the weight setting on the machine is equal to her own weight. She can also pull down her own weight. So she's moving the machine around her weight-balanced body. If her body was anchored she'd do a typical pull down. If the machine weight setting was higher she'd do a typical pull up.
TheInternetShouldHaveAClosingTimeSoICouldSleep
Look at the weights going up. Likely only set to 30 or 40 lbs.
thedailyspank
She's neutrally buoyant.
BurnieCinders
Archimedes up in this house.
YouCantSpellSlaughterWithoutLaughter
If that were the case, just because she pulls herself up (so to say) it would not change the force applied to the machine. She's hanging of it, her weight does not change because she does a pullup.
DataBeardFace
That's the exercise of it I think. If both parts are in balance without motion they will remain balanced. She is throwing it out of balance by moving and putting it back by stopping the movement. Utterly insane level of effort and control being demonstrated here.
YouCantSpellSlaughterWithoutLaughter
I'm not an expert in psysics in any way, but it seems to me that would not work at all without any kind of other force acting upon the machine. It's the same kind of cartoon logic that would allow you to fly by lifting yourself by the hair. It seems, as others have pointed out, that her back is against the backrest of the machine, rpoviding friction that keeps her in place. Without that, this woud not work, because again; the force applied to the machine would not change.
DataBeardFace
Neither am I. That makes sense though. There's got to be some friction in there somewhere.
DataBeardFace
On a second watching it kinda looks like she's stretched back a bit with her arms. Like the top of the backrest is hitting just below her shoulder blades. Her pull isn't straight down. It's slightly forward too to push her back further against the rest.