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www.unconventionalathletes.com<br />
Henkules unconventional<br />
Construction!<br />
How to construct a Lumber-LOg.<br />
If you’re a bit handy, then it’s<br />
easy to make this Lumber-log.<br />
You don’t need much to make<br />
one, with a solid trunk and<br />
some rope you can get a real<br />
handy piece of Unconventional<br />
Training kit!! Free!!<br />
(this Lumber-log weighs about<br />
20kg)<br />
What materials do YOU need TO make a Lumber-log;<br />
- a handsaw or chainsaw<br />
- a long sturdy rope<br />
- and a thick tree trunk<br />
1. Use the Handsaw to saw<br />
the log into the right size<br />
which is to your preference<br />
this is dependant on the<br />
circumference of the trunk<br />
and the weight you want<br />
to lift.The handsaw is used<br />
to provide another heavy<br />
exercise.<br />
2. Saw with each arm this is<br />
to ensure you get a good<br />
workout the Unconventional<br />
way! When the log is cut the right size for your needs tie the rope around the<br />
log (see image).<br />
3. The rope is divided into three long pieces at least 3meters per piece, one rope<br />
for around the log and the other rope to tie in the longitudinal of the log and<br />
another to go underneath along the length and over the top of the log this will<br />
eventually act as handles.<br />
4. With each rope connecting make a tight knot, space these equally. Follow the<br />
you tube link for the diamond Knot ittakes alittle pratice but is a great load<br />
bearingKnot! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t75IRTkFpCI<br />
5. Leave a little slack for the last Knot this should be located top of the log in the<br />
middle, this is so you can fit your hands under and use as handles (see image).<br />
6. The “Lumber-log” is ready for action!<br />
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Issue 03 - NOVEMBER/DECEMBER EDITION 2015 Page 44