P90x Isn’t For Amateurs! Resistance Band Fail
When I was 9 years old I jumped a speed bump on my bike in a parking lot. For some reason, I had one bolt holding my front tire on, which I learned the hard way, isn’t a very good idea. The scenario went something like this. I jumped the speed bump, got some wicked air (about 2 inches…give me a break…I was only 9), and my front tire came flying off. The only way to land was on the forks, which brought me an abrupt stop and through me over the handle bars face first. I must of flew 50 ft (probably about 2 feet, but remember, I was 9). My tooth cracked in half and I got a fat lip. It wasn’t pretty, but I sucked it up and walked my bike about a half a mile home crying.
What’s the point you ask?
Well, I guess the point is to not ride a bike with one bolt holding the front tire on, and if you do, then don’t jump speed bumps or curbs.
A recent P90x accident made me think of my tragic bike crash. Fortunately I wasn’t involved in the P90x accident. Apparently this guy was doing a P90x workout using the resistance bands. He had a hook fastened in the wall or ceiling somewhere and as he was pulling the bands towards him, the hook flies off and crashes into his face…lol. I’m sorry for laughing, but I can just picture the whole thing in my head. That must of hurt pretty bad.
What’s the point you ask,again?
Make sure your hook is fastened really, really, really good.













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