As long as you go backwards and the chest lands behind where your feet are, you can perform this as high as you like with no pain.
I held it against my chest and landed with all my weight on my wrist and broke it into a million pieces.
After the big one found the ice chest, Thomas landed a five-pounder that, oddly, jumped from the water and landed in the boat.
On Saint Michael's Day -- September 29, 2006 -- Michael, two fellow SEALs, and three Iraqi Army soldiers were positioned on a rooftop when a grenade bounced off his chest and landed nearby.
When a grenade thrown from below bounced off his chest and landed on the roof, he threw himself on top of it, sacrificing his life to save his fellow soldiers.
While the SEALs vigilantly watched for enemy activity, an insurgent threw a hand grenade from an unseen location, which bounced off Petty Officer Monsoor's chest and landed in front of him.
So she's back teaching English at the same suburban Chicago middle school the following fall, with two goals in mind: She's going to earn enough money to pay for a boob job - and then use her newly enhanced chest to land a rich husband.
Try to get your chest to land just behind where your feet are.
The three-eyed creature, about nine feet tall and fashionably dressed in silvery overalls and bronze boots and with a disk on its chest, disappeared, then landed and came out for a promenade with a companion and a robot.
Although yesterday's missiles missed their intended target, they hit war veteran Louis Lewis, 89, in the chest, and also landed on Richard Brett, a bugler from the Jewish Lads and Girls Brigade who sounded the Last Post at the ceremony.
