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Home›How To›3 Ways to Lick Your Elbow

3 Ways to Lick Your Elbow

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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Introduction:

Throughout history, there have been countless examples of seemingly impossible feats. One such challenge that has caught the attention of many a daredevil is the deceptively difficult task of licking one’s own elbow. Although there is a belief that it is physically impossible for most people to accomplish, with a little ingenuity and flexibility, it may just be possible. Here are three methods to help you defy the odds and mount a brave pursuit of this elusive goal.

Method 1: The Stretch-and-Curl

This first method is perhaps the most straightforward for those who possess natural flexibility. If you’re able to touch your toes without bending your knees or can execute an impressive backbend, give this approach a try.

1. Stand up straight with your feet shoulder-width apart.

2. Raise your arm and bend your elbow at a 90-degree angle.

3. Gradually stretch your arm back as if reaching for something behind you.

4. Simultaneously twist and curl your neck, extending your tongue towards your elbow.

5. If it’s within reach, congratulations! Give yourself a well-deserved lick.

Method 2: The Arm-Twist

If you’ve had no luck with the Stretch-and-Curl method, the Arm-Twist might be better suited to your capabilities. This technique requires less overall flexibility but does call for some dexterity.

1. Extend your arm out in front of you with your palm facing upwards.

2. Slowly rotate your wrist and arm inward as far as you comfortably can.

3. While maintaining this twist, bring your arm across the front of your body (think hugging yourself).

4. With some maneuvering, tilt and extend your head towards the twisted elbow.

5. If all goes according to plan, give that hard-to-reach spot a solid effort from your tongue.

Method 3: The Partner-Assist

In cases where neither of the first two methods proves fruitful, enlisting the help of a trusted friend can provide that extra push to cross the finish line.

1. Stand beside your partner and cross your arms, with your elbow protruding towards them.

2. Have your partner gently hold your wrist while maintaining a secure grip.

3. Utilize their support to press your arm closer to your face.

4. As they assist, crane your neck and extend your tongue.

5. With teamwork, determination, and maybe just a bit of laughter, you might finally taste victory.

Conclusion:

Licking one’s elbow may at first seem like an insurmountable challenge – a seemingly impossible task reserved for contortionists and gymnasts alone. Nevertheless, with these three methods, a relentless spirit, and perhaps even a little friendly assistance, anyone determined enough can take their shot at this curious goal. Who knows? You might just find yourself joining the exclusive club of elbow lickers!

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