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| The Baron | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
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 | on the subject of the Palermo, It's bloody hard work. You may want to have a slightly longer rest than 1minute. The Hammond is really good too.
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Sun 31st May, 2009
7:11pm |
| Kat | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
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 | this may be a silly question but are those training exercises best to do on the sea or are there better ones to do if your on sea rather than river?
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Sun 31st May, 2009
9:29pm |
| Kat | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 88 |
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| ps thanks for the ball rolling help
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Sun 31st May, 2009
9:29pm |
| Dom | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 1085 |
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 | The problem with doing it in the sea is using landmarks for certain distances , but could use buoys or something.
I don't see any problem apart from that, assuming the waves aren't too gnarly.
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Sun 31st May, 2009
10:35pm |
| Mick Dundee | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 2180 |
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 | They're for flat water, river/calm sea/lake whatever. Anything is better than nothing though, so if you have to sprint around on rough sea, why not. As long as you don't get swept out and drown.
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Posted:
Mon 1st Jun, 2009
8:21am |
| Mick Dundee | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 2180 |
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| Check out the training pages.
New format and information on 5-out and "2-out".
G Ps Cheers Steve
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Posted:
Mon 1st Jun, 2009
3:45pm |
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| The Baron | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 806 |
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| nice work.
the tees tigers link is wrong, goes to warwick site instead. Right address but wrong link.
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Posted:
Mon 1st Jun, 2009
5:50pm |
| Steve | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
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 | thanks, fixed
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Mon 1st Jun, 2009
6:02pm |
| Mick Dundee | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
| Posts: 2180 |
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| A whole shit load of new strength exercises coming soon.
Complete with cartoons that would do a pictorial version of the Kama Sutra proud!
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Posted:
Fri 5th Jun, 2009
7:34pm |
| Steve | Post subject: Re: Training pages useful? | |
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| And done
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Posted:
Fri 5th Jun, 2009
8:09pm |
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