Legal Hack.

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Why Top Olympic Athletes Use Baking Soda to Boost Performance

Just a week before the Olympics, Canadian 800-meter runner Marco Arop decided to try something new—something that he’d never tried before but that, according to an anonymous Olympic runner quoted in the Telegraph, at least 80 percent of elite runners are now using: sodium bicarbonate, better...

www.outsideonline.com

Not a jock. Never heard of this.

 

[Black-Balled]

Why Top Olympic Athletes Use Baking Soda to Boost Performance

Just a week before the Olympics, Canadian 800-meter runner Marco Arop decided to try something new—something that he’d never tried before but that, according to an anonymous Olympic runner quoted in the Telegraph, at least 80 percent of elite runners are now using: sodium bicarbonate, better...

www.outsideonline.com

Not a jock. Never heard of this.

That company makes some good stuff, for sure but EEXXPPEENNSSIIVVEE!

there a cheaper way to go faster, nobody wants to hear: stop being a pussy!

 

[straightline]

That company makes some good stuff, for sure but EEXXPPEENNSSIIVVEE!

there a cheaper way to go faster, nobody wants to hear: stop being a pussy!

Alka seltzer should work too right?

 

[Maniac]

Alka seltzer should work too right?

Try it and let us know how it worked for you. Maybe you'll set some new world records.

 

[Black-Balled]

Alka seltzer should work too right?

Why do you think that?

 

[straightline]

Why do you think that?

Same thing right?

 

[garczar]

I had to put the guy on Ignore. Posts one bullshit thread after another. Needs to hook-up with justnum. Helluva team.

 

[Black-Balled]

Same thing right?

Huh?

Did you read the diarrhea?

 

[Black-Balled]

I had to put the guy on Ignore. Posts one bullshit thread after another. Needs to hook-up with justnum. Helluva team.

As if the goal was to find undiscussed topics...and there's a reason those things aren't been discussed.

Oh, now that I've got you.. do you think placing the chalk upside down on the rail gently knocks the little loose bits of chalk out of the cube, allowing for more packed chalked to be placed on a tip?

Does upside down chalk reduce miscues?

 

[fastone371]

As if the goal was to find undiscussed topics...and there's a reason those things aren't been discussed.

Oh, now that I've got you.. do you think placing the chalk upside down on the rail gently knocks the little loose bits of chalk out of the cube, allowing for more packed chalked to be placed on a tip?

Does upside down chalk reduce miscues?

There can be no doubt that upside down chalk on the rail leaves the best chalk bits in the cube.

 

[Black-Balled]

There can be no doubt that upside down chalk on the rail leaves the best chalk bits in the cube.

It is remarkable, the wisdom that is available via the interned.

 

[JusticeNJ]

Bovine colostrum has been making the rounds as well.

 

[jimmyco]

I know it takes the stank out of your work boots.

But don't ask me WTF that has to do with pool.

 

[VarmintKong]

I know it takes the stank out of your work boots.

But don't ask me WTF that has to do with pool.

What the what!?! Me missus been makin’ me keep my boots outside. The stank keeps the possums and coons away from our garbage cans.

As far as bovine colostrum goes, Rocket finally sold some cows, but they aren’t even fit for burger. Dang things are nothing but pets. Never name something you plan on eating!

 

[maha]

alka seltzer does work but not for helping those that dont have the stomach to bet on themselves that criticize others.

 

[maha]

if how someone places the chalk on the rail upsets you, then you have lots of worries in life that matter more.
beside placing it on its side is the natural movement. and second is face down.

 

[straightline]

alka seltzer does work but not for helping those that dont have the stomach to bet on themselves that criticize others.

Is there data on the win/lose of ulcer guys on AlkaSeltzer?

 

[maha]

what a relief it is.

 

[straightline]

AlkaSeltzer and Immodium together might work.

 

[ChrisSjoblom]

Interesting article, but I struggle to see how this is in any way pool related.