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It is important to be aware on how many pulling exercises that you are doing compared to how many pushing exercises that you are doing especially for your upper body. Some examples of pulling exercises for the upper body include pull-ups, barbell rows, lat pull-downs, etc. Some examples of pushing exercises for the upper body include bench press, push-ups, dumb bell presses, etc. Generally speaking, pulling exercises will also work on your biceps while pushing exercises will also work on your triceps. You may not realize that you are doing so many pulling exercises that your biceps gets too sore. You have to be aware and cautious that you are not overloading your muscles. Pushing and pulling are in contrast with one another. You will need to be aware of that especially when you super set exercises for maximum benefit.
Super set is the technique to combine two exercises in order to maximize your time usage and productivity. Now, if you super set two pushing exercises, you will eventually wear out your shoulders and/or triceps. There are exceptions to that rule. But, you do not want to do repetitious movements without realizing that you are. For example, if you do 12 repetitions of heavy barbell bench presses, then it would be counter productive to do 12 repetitions of heavy dumb bell bench presses. Your triceps and shoulders may get injured because you are basically doing 24 repetitions of heavy bench presses. It seems trivial but it is important to understand and recognize the concept of pushing and pulling. Thus, how can that knowledge help me in my super sets or combination of certain lifts?
Because you know the concept of pushing and pulling, you can experiment what exercises will work in super sets. Push-ups and pull-ups work great. One is a pushing type of exercise; the other is a pulling type of exercises. Bench press and back rows are also great super set exercises. You will not wear out your elbows, shoulders, triceps, or biceps. But, you will get an exercise combination that will maximize your results and efforts. Dumb bell curls and dumb bell kickbacks are a great super set of exercises. One works on the biceps (pulling); the other works on the triceps (pushing). That will also save your joints immensely.
So, it is important to remember the pushing exercises and pulling exercises. There are some minor exceptions to the rule. But, it is generally accepted practice among experts to super set varying exercises. You want to be aware if the exercise is a pushing or pulling exercise.
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Super Bowl Props
Super Bowl Props
By Mike Harrison
Almost as big as the game itself, prop wagers have become synonymous with the Super Bowl and everything that goes with the big game.
The popularity has grown in direct proportion with the oddsmaker’s creativity. What was once an afterthought, or an obligatory task has now become an art form for sports books, as they create hundreds and hundreds of proposition betting options for their clients.
If you’re old enough, you’ll likely remember when the prop bet took that big step into the spotlight: It was Super Bowl XX in 1986, featuring the brash Chicago Bears and the sacrificial lamb New England Patriots.
The Bears had personality to burn with compelling storylines on both sides of the ball. One of the biggest stories of the year was William "The Refrigerator" Perry, the D-end who also scored a few TDs on offense.
He grabbed the attention of even the most casual fan and much of the focus of this attention building up to the game was whether or not he’d score a TD. Caesars Palace in Las Vegas jumped on this and put up a “Will William "The Refrigerator" Perry score a touchdown” prop. It received a massive amount of attention (Perry did in fact score a TD, and Walter Payton fans will always wince when they think about that) and the prop wager said “Hello world”…and it has gone on from there.
The Super Bowl prop wager is now a part of pop culture, with everyone from school teachers to grandmothers to nuns enjoying “watercooler” conversations about prop offerings. They’re impossible to avoid this time of the year with the mainstream media loving the topic and delivering story after story focused on them.
I remember a few years back, one of the more popular prop bets that grabbed a ton of media attention was related to Billy Joel’s version of the national anthem.
Online sports book SPORTSBETTING.com posted up the prop “How Long Will It Take Billy Joel To Sing The National Anthem?"
The over/under was set at 1:44. Bettors all over started singing the anthem and timing themselves as well as hitting Youtube searching for footage of previous Billy Joel anthems (and at least one version was posted).
Billy Joel sang the anthem at the 2000 World Series. The hit count for that video started to rack up as the Bill Joel prop was talked about on TV and radio across North America, as well as spread across the web and print media.
The Youtube version clocked in at 1 minute and 37 seconds.
When Billy wrapped up his song on Super Bowl Sunday “Under” 1:44 bettors smiled, as they pocketed a winning bet before the game had even kicked off.
This year’s Super Bowl is no different. The surprising Arizona Cardinals make their way to Tampa to face a tough Steeler team.
Checking the prop wagering options at some of the online sports books we see SPORTSBETTING.com has a full lineup of them, ranging from the obvious (who will score first, who will be the MVP) to the more exotic (who will have more points on Sunday, the Steelers or Cleveland’s Lebron James)…there are literally hundreds of prop options. It’s entertaining just surfing through and reading what’s available.
A very common proposition amongst various books is the coin toss bet.
Heads and Tails both pay out at -105 at SPORTSBETTING.com
In line with the coin toss bet is the “Team to win the coin toss” prop. The Steelers are listed at -105 to win the coin toss and the Cardinals are listed at the same.
Another coin toss-related prop is the “Team to receive the opening kick off” bet; Pittsburgh is at even money and Arizona is -130.
There are also props related to the actual game as well, including which team will score first. Will it be the Steelers who are -150 or will it be the Cardinals at +120?
Kurt Warner is one of the reasons that Arizona earned its first berth to a Super Bowl; the Cards’ QB threw for 4,583 yards and 30 TDs during the regular season and another 770 yards and 8 TDs this postseason.
Obviously Warner is the topic of a number of props.
Books have the Over/Under for Warner’s total passing yards set at 255.5 yards.
Will Warner’s longest completion be Over (-115) or Under (-115) 39.5 yards?
If Arizona’s QB does manage to complete a pass that is longer than 40 yards, chances are it will be to WR Larry Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald has been the best receiver during postseason, leading the league in receiving yards with 419 and with 23 receptions.
The Over/Under for Fitzgerald’s Total receiving yards in the Super Bowl is set at 95.5.
While Pittsburgh does have some good players on the offensive side of the ball, its strength has been its defense.
Strong safety Troy Polamalu, a key cog in the Steelers’ secondary, intercepted a pass late in the fourth quarter of the AFC title game and returned it for a TD.
If Polamalu picks off a pass in the Super Bowl, it will pay out at +170, it he doesn’t it will pay out at -220.
The aforementioned props are only the tip of the iceberg…check them all out.
Good luck with your wagers this weekend
About the Author
Mike Harrison writes about sports, online sports betting, Las Vegas gaming and related topics.
He has been involved in the sports gaming sector for over 10 years.
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