Videos Urge Exercisers to ‘Remain Rigid And Release’

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With line-walking gratuitousness and the single statement that sounds like it belongs in a masturbation tutorial, “remain rigid and release,” these two promotional videos for Stuff 4 Dudes ever so euphemistically promote the site’s offerings, Yoga 4 Dudes and Ballwork 4 Dudes. Sure, they’re not the newest thing out there but they offered up FishNChimps, the guy who sent them to us, an enjoyable break from his mission of finding methods to help him achieve his 2007 resolution: weight loss.

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