Poster: A snowHead
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miranda, I agree, Hannah Teeter is just trying too hard to titilate whereas LV is all natural and sporty apart from the high heeled thing - possibly a send up of herself. Anyway, this thread was purely about preparation for the season ahead and a study of how the world's best goes about her dry land training.
You can see the development of her shoulders and back in this one:
Don't think there's any question about her being taken seriously - a cabinet full of gold medals and crystal globes sorts that. Hannah on the other hand...
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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D G Orf wrote: |
I just think it odd when sportswomen, actresses and other celebrities do so in the likes of FHM, I'm really not sure what it says about the world. |
It says "get 'em off". They should do it while they can, one day we'll pay them to keep 'em on.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Bode Swiller wrote: |
Hannah on the other hand... |
only has an Olympic gold and silver plus a World champ bronze & her own worthy charity etc
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fatbob, pah.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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D G Orf wrote: |
I'm really not sure what it says about the world. |
Wasn't it ever thus? Sex sells and women in the fame game have always got their kit off. The difference these days is the increased spending power of women and openly gay men means you've got sportsmen, actors and male celebrities doing it too - just do a google image search on "cosmopolitan centrefolds"...
The problem these days is the photoshopping and the unrealistic body shapes, impossible facial features and eternal youth that people are aspiring to as a result of it.
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Anyway, sorry to derail the thread. Lindsey does look amazing and I will be using her balance techniques as inspiration when I start rehab from a knee injury. I'm sure once I can do a handstand, I will look exactly like her on the piste.
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Bode Swiller, perhaps Wayne should use that handstand photo for his piece on the effects of light and shade on the perception of shape.
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miranda wrote: |
I've got a ...photo of Nadal in some rather small Armani pants - At least it explains his wedgie issue, I suppose... |
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altis wrote: |
Bode Swiller, perhaps Wayne should use that handstand photo for his piece on the effects of light and shade on the perception of shape. |
Yes, and from a photographic point of view they could have got the horizon level.
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Bode Swiller wrote: |
altis wrote: |
Bode Swiller, perhaps Wayne should use that handstand photo for his piece on the effects of light and shade on the perception of shape. |
Yes, and from a photographic point of view they could have got the horizon level. |
Do it yourself it's only a 2 degree ccw rotation required
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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Wayne, Hmm think you might have gone a bit too far there, also the shadows on her body now go the wrong way
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You know it makes sense.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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Poster: A snowHead
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Well I walked through Mesnes Park and I didn't see anything like that!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Wayne, you have too much time on your hands (although I suppose thinking about you doing all this photoshop stuff is preferable to thinking about what else you might be doing with your hands whilst looking at photos of Linsdey Vonn in a bikini).
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miranda,
I am VERY practiced at photoshop - have to be in this job as I use it all the time.
The pic above took less than 5 mins.
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This could become a new snowheads meme.
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I'm with Megamum; it's great to see athletic female bodies promoted for admiration. Such a healthier model for young girls to look up to and strive to emulate than the silicone laden anorexic skin and bone bean poles. There was a time when I was coaching that we would lose way too many young female racers when they hit about 13-15 years of age, because sports were not perceived as "feminine". Now tell me guys, what's not feminine about the ladies in this thread? So glad those silly ideas of yesteryear are fading, and kudos to these ladies for helping the process along.
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Huba huba
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FastMan wrote: |
I'm with Megamum; it's great to see athletic female bodies promoted for admiration. Such a healthier model for young girls to look up to and strive to emulate than the silicone laden anorexic skin and bone bean poles. There was a time when I was coaching that we would lose way too many young female racers when they hit about 13-15 years of age, because sports were not perceived as "feminine". Now tell me guys, what's not feminine about the ladies in this thread? So glad those silly ideas of yesteryear are fading, and kudos to these ladies for helping the process along. |
Assuming you aren't saying this entirely tongue-in-cheek, I rather wholeheartedly agree. So long as the message is not just that even elite athletes have flesh and wobbly bits (so it's acceptable, right?) but that kids, especially girls, can have fun doing sport. Fit doesn't necessarily mean modelesque, it can mean toned, honed and healthy for life.
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