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∙ 13y agoNo, because the the second time you will be tired your muscles will be achy and fingers will feel aching also.
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∙ 13y agoyes someone probably can
an m-60 can easily fire 80 rounds in one minute
No. That is 100 km per minute, or 6000 km per hour. The cruising speed for a passenger jet, for comparison, is around 1000 km per hour.
It depends on your speed and intensity. It could run from 80-150 bpm.
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Yes, it is possible that with practice and improving muscle strength and coordination, you may be able to squeeze the clothespin more times in a minute the second time around. Consistent practice and focused training can help improve your performance.
(3) - two sets of clothespins, one is easy to open and the other one is more difficult to open. - reilly
"could you call me in a minute" is the more acceptable term.
No. There is no way she could squeeze that hard.
if you squeeze it yeah it could
machine guns were basically used the same way as they are now, but far more dangerous. At the squeeze of a trigger they could fire 500 to 1000 rounds per minute
5,3,2,10,4,20,6
John F. Kennedy could read 5000 words per minute
It's very unpredictable. It could be 1 or 10. Each minute could have a different number.
hello guys,, i found this link explaning about irondiscipline could help you figur out iron squeeze. http://www.irondiscipline.com/exercisepics.htm
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no.. this could cause damage.