His final backbend is quite impressive....
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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4 comments:
it must be amazing to have such control over every muscle in your body! i would love to be able to bend over backwards and put my head in the back of my knees!
Ya that was crazy beautiful. Entertained my coworker and I.
He must have very thick, intervetebral disks...
Boodiba has the right expression "crazy beautiful". Found I was cringing a bit towards the end. Just can't see how some of that can happen. Though, the flow of movement and the sensuous muscle control was candy for the eyes.
hi alfia
that's amazing - incredible grace and strength. and when you consider he's doing that while balancing on a pole, when most of us try to do a fraction of related things on the floor.
cheers,
arturo
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