Mens_Health_USA_JulyAugust_2017
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DAZZLE KIDS!<br />
Open<br />
Multi Grain Cheerios have<br />
45% of the daily value for iron.<br />
Mix<br />
Plop some Os into a clear<br />
plastic bottle filled a third of<br />
the way with water. Shake<br />
until the Os are broken and<br />
way soggy. (This is critical.)<br />
TODD DETWILLER (black and white illustrations), MUTI (color illustrations), MICHAEL BRANDON MYERS (icons); this page:<br />
Bonobos golf polo shirt, shorts, and belt, Ecco golf shoes; next page: Birdwell Beach Britches for Todd Snyder board shorts<br />
LAND A<br />
LUNKER<br />
BASS!<br />
BUILD A SPUD MISSILE LAUNCHER!<br />
The potato cannon is legendary (and loud). “You can’t help but be overwhelmed by<br />
its power. But beware, there is real potential for danger,” says William Gurstelle,<br />
author of Backyard Ballistics and Absinthe & Flamethrowers. The spud gun blasts<br />
a potato into the air using the aerosol propellant in a can of hairspray, which is<br />
ignited with a spark. Check local ordinances—you don’t want Johnny Law callin’.<br />
See the demo and learn how to make your own at menshealth.com/spud.<br />
Sparker<br />
assembly<br />
Hook fish, not tee shots. Bass and bluegills can grow huge<br />
in golf-course water hazards. Here’s how to snag ’em.<br />
MOST FUN “Keep a rod in your bag and make a few casts<br />
while you’re ‘searching for dunked balls,’” says Chicago<br />
fishing expert Ross Gordon. “Have a lure already tied on.”<br />
MOST SNEAKY Befriend (or bribe) the guy whose house<br />
backs up to the course near that beautiful pond.<br />
MOST HONEST Ask the greenskeeper for permission.<br />
MOST PRODUCTIVE Fish when there are no golfers—at<br />
dawn or dusk or, even better, under cover of darkness.<br />
14" length of<br />
3"-diameter PVC<br />
3" of 2"-diameter<br />
reducing bushing<br />
36" length of<br />
2"-diameter PVC<br />
Amaze!<br />
Grab a strong magnet—<br />
preferably a neodymium<br />
model from a hardware store<br />
or online. Hold it against<br />
the bottle until shards of<br />
black iron move to it. Ask<br />
if anyone wants a bowl.<br />
Backyard Body<br />
Builder #2<br />
McIntyre loves doing<br />
sled drags with the<br />
Rouge S-35E ($95,<br />
roguefitness.com).<br />
Load a sled with<br />
weights, bags of topsoil,<br />
and the neighbor<br />
kid. Drag it down<br />
your lawn. Rest for 90<br />
seconds; do it again.<br />
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