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Я бы хотел научиться делать такие вещи как этот паренек на видео. Не знаю возможно ли это, многие, наверное, скажут, что невозможно. Но, в любом случае, "не догоню, так хоть согреюсь", то есть, если даже я никогда не достигну этого planche, то в процессе чего-то я ж должен достигнуть.

В связи с этим я последние неделю-две думаю куда прицепить кольца. Пока думаю на турник. Низковато, наверное. У паренька на видео турник выше, но он пишет, что его рост 190 см, я пониже буду, 182 см, так что, пожалуй, это компенсирует.

У кого-то есть опыт тренировок с кольцами, и вообще гимнастических тренировок? И меня интересует можно ли их совместить с другими тренировками, с гантелями, йогой и т.п.

Ничего себе!

Man Wiggles Rat's Tail Using Only His Thoughts

By linking the brains of a human and a rat, scientists have now helped a man wiggle a rodent's tail using only the man's thoughts.
These new findings are the first case of a brain-to-brain interface between species, and the first example of a noninvasive brain-to-brain interface, researchers added.
In February, scientists revealed they linked together the brains of two rats. This first known instance of a brain-to-brain interface apparently helped the rodents share data to accomplish certain tasks, even across intercontinental distances. However, this advance depended on microscopic electrodes implanted in the rats' heads.
In the latest example of a mind-meld, researchers employed noninvasive techniques to link the brains of a human and a rat. [...]

Yoo noted this interface was little more than an on-off switch. Still, he added that brain-machine interfaces are getting increasingly advanced over time, enabling people with paralysis to control robot arms.
In the future, interspecies brain-to-brain interfaces could help search-and-rescue operations, Yoo suggested.
"Dogs have an incredible sense of smell that humans don't have. If somehow there was a way to link up olfactory sensation, we could definitely benefit by enhancing our capabilities," Yoo said.
Brain-to-brain interfaces could also link people together. "You could imagine delivering any [thoughts] you want to another person, or do the same thing with many people, or have many people do the same thing to you," Yoo added. "You could imagine people feeling and deciding collectively, which makes me think of the Borg in Star Trek."