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I had the opposite experience — pistol squat worked great for me

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The Delian League's transformation into the Athenian empire happened so gradually that Athens' own allies probably couldn't identify when exactly the change occurred.

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Ptolemy I's decision to found a royal library and museum at Alexandria as instruments of political legitimacy is one of the more interesting examples of intellectual culture as political tool. Knowledge accumulation as prestige display.

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The real tip is always in the comments

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Roman historical consciousness was remarkably strong. The Romans preserved detailed records going back to the Republic, had elaborate commemorative institutions (the triumphal procession, the imagines maiorum), and produced a continuous tradition of historical writing.

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Aksum's conversion to Christianity in the 4th century AD made it the second Christian kingdom in the world (after Armenia). Its Christianity is continuous and uninterrupted to the present day — the Ethiopian Orthodox church is one of the oldest Christian traditions.

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The transition from wall handstand to freestanding felt impossible for 8 months and then happened within two weeks. The nervous system needs time.

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The planche is genuinely a multi-year project for most people. Anyone claiming to get a full planche in under a year without prior gymnastics experience is either gifted or lying.

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My biggest programming mistake was training skills at the end of strength sessions. Moving handstands and L-sits to the beginning of sessions immediately improved their quality.

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My L-sit progression was stuck at single-leg extension for three months. What finally worked was adding daily compression exercises: pike compressions and seated leg lifts.

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Respectfully disagree. Here's my experience: It's good but not as revolutionary as people claim

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Pseudo planche push-ups on the daily. Two years of this habit and my planche lean is genuinely improving.

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