I vividly remember being 13. Not because I got a new Honda 50, or was allowed to ride the train home by myself for the first time, or got invited to a party that wasn't a birthday, or any of the other cool things associated with finally becoming a teenager. No, while all that was indeed noteworthy, 13 was a pivotal age because it was the year I found out what to do with all those pesky little erections I was getting. A kid at school told me about this thing his big brother taught him to do, and I went home and tried it. That winter was a busy one
Since I posted my last Dan Duchaine article, I've been flooded with requests for more stories about the guru or something from his bag of tricks. When I remembered this little gem I just had to share it with you. Now, what I'm about to discuss here is by no means new; it's one of those little things that can slip by because we assume everyone already knows it. As basic as this little protocol is, I'll bet there are a bunch of you that never heard of it. And just as many who will be grateful for it because the old saying "no pain, no gain," is not always true. Sometimes pain can just be a pain, and if you can get around it, why not?
The most commonly asked question I ever get is, "does ____work?" I wish I had a dollar for every time I've been asked that question by a guy looking for the answer. From this or that supplement; to this or that drug; to this or that training method; high-carb or low-carb; high intensity, low intensity; for every possible machination of bodybuilding, someone has asked me for my opinion. Do I look like I know? I'm only five-nine, 205! I just like to train. So, for the most part, I really don't care if the subtle nuances in this great big thing we practice make that much of a difference. I just do what I like and whatever doesn't aggravate my injuries.
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