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Author: Henry LawHenry Law
Date: Dec 26, 2008 16:01
James. wrote:
It's lovely to look at. But, to be brutal and hoping not to seem too
unkind, I don't see what it does for me.
On the landing page I see six things, of which two (World Rowing and
Sales and Wants) are not of sufficient interest for me to want to see
them all the time - I'll go look at them when I want to - and the other
four I already see in other ways.
OK, so now I'm looking at the tabs across the top. Let's see ...
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Author: seefseef
Date: Dec 26, 2008 09:08
The Top Ten E-Book Sites For Fitness On The Internet
December 26, 2008
The Top Ten E-Book Sites For Fitness On The Internet
These are sites that I have visited and downloaded from. I use info
from all of them and frequently refer back to them in designing
fitness programs. Check these out at http://www.atletiek.co.za/blog/?p=505.
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 01:51
Ted van de Weteringe wrote:
> James. wrote:
>> On Dec 20, 2:06 pm, Ted van de Weteringe wrote:
>>> Did you replicate the behaviour of my RSS scripts, or just use them?
>>> Both are fine, of course; I did provide the source code without
>>> reservation (or warrant). Seehttp://www.usrtriton.nl/rowingservice/ >>
>> Thanks Ted, no, I didn't use yours- I use the free CMS platform
>> Drupal, you just have to plug the RSS feed source in and it does all
>> the hard work for you. I think Rowing service didn't have an RSS feed
>> before RQ overhauled it (I may be wrong) but now does:
>> http://noticeboard.rowingservice.com/rss.php>
> Oh I see, but mine's not an aggregator but a source (the feed is linked
> from the page link I gave). Also, your R.S. feed link only gives new
> items from the notice board, not from the 'New Information' page
> ( http://www.rowingservice.com/new.html). My script provides an rss feed
> for that. Linked from my original link: same for Tideway Slug. James
Thanks for the link. For what its worth, my feedback: 1. Naff title. ...
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Author: ATP*ATP*
Date: Dec 24, 2008 17:46
"MagnusBurbanks" f2s.com> wrote in message
news:8dbeec6a-87a8-43ea-823f-1e9518092106@b41g2000pra.googlegroups.com...
On Dec 23, 3:32 pm, Ted van de Weteringe
wrote:> MagnusBurbanks wrote:
>> I have had made an accelerometer and high-frequency (1000 measurements
>> per second) datalogger, which I have used to measure just this stuff
>> on (so far) some singles and a double. [...]
>> These peak velocities apply to the SHELL, which are certainly
>> interesting but probably of more relevance would be an acceleration/
>> velocity analysis of the centre of gravity of the whole rower/boat
>> system.
>
> Have you tried sticking the thing on yourself or on the seat?
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Author: Carl DouglasCarl Douglas
Date: Dec 24, 2008 12:13
Ted van de Weteringe wrote:
> Carl Douglas wrote:
>> The words in quotes are, approximately, those of Baron de Coubertin,
>> founder of the modern Olympics. What he is actually supposed to have
>> said was:
>> "L'important n'est pas de gagner, mais de participer" - "The important
>> thing is not winning, but taking part".
>>
>> Some of us happen to think he was right. But I don't think it
>> possible to believe that de Coubertin's oft-quoted words remain the
>> guiding principle of the sometimes corrupt, always deeply commercial,
>> modern OGs.
>
> What is the point of competition if not winning? You may enjoy competing
> for its own sake, shall adhere to the sporting rules and must be
> gracious in defeat, but can only strive to win. That is my opinion at
> least and the reason I no longer compete (but love to train).
>
> De Coubertin's motto was an ethical guide for the individual sporter. I
> think Mike wishes to use it to indicate inclusiveness. That's OK I guess ...
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Author: Robert Treharne JonesRobert Treharne Jones
Date: Sep 23, 2008 00:39
Strange - I didn't know there was an event for octuples at the
Europeans. And since Greece got five golds and finished top of the
table you might have thought that was where the story really lay.
Robert
On Sep 22, 9:09 am, ad...@ ng2000.com wrote:
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Author: c.antonc.anton
Date: Sep 19, 2008 04:04
There were some fastish times today and the forecast for the next two
days is for even stronger northerlt or NNEly winds, so it's possible
that some records could be broken.
Fingers crossed it's not a repeat of 2003.
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Author: seefseef
Date: Sep 18, 2008 13:24
6 Week Beta Alanine Supplementation Protocol
September 18, 2008
Also known as: You have to supplement your body to improve your
performance Part II
The first part of the supplementation protocol was simply to improve
the athletes capacity to work (see part one). The next protocol is to
improve factors that inhabit the athletes in their specific events.
The athletes this protocol is for compete in 200m/400m/400m hurdles
and have very specific things we have to combat. The main culprit is
hydrogen production that increases intermuscular acedosis in the
muscle that inhibit you from sprinting for prolonged periods. This is
often confused with lactic acid. The product we use is Beta Alanine,
which is an amino acid that neutralizes the hydrogen ions.
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