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You might be better have a good walk in the fresh air than 20 mins 6.5 k on a treadmill..Originally posted by wurzel View Post12kg bicep curls x 50
17.5kg clean & jerk x 50
12kg bicep curls x 50
70 press ups
30 inclined sit ups
70 ab cradle crunches X 3
treadmill 20 mins @ 6.5 kph 4% inclineComment
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Local muscle endurance perhaps.Originally posted by ChimpMaster View Postx50? What are you trying to achieve? All cut and no size?And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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correction - 6.5 mphOriginally posted by rz6bm7 View PostYou might be better have a good walk in the fresh air than 20 mins 6.5 k on a treadmill..Comment
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is a little more worthwhile! - I have alway been puzzled by the people who get on the treadmill for 30 mins at 4.5 miles an hour then drive to and from the gymOriginally posted by wurzel View Postcorrection - 6.5 mphComment
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I always wonder what's the point? They always seem to hog the machines too.Originally posted by rz6bm7 View Postis a little more worthwhile! - I have alway been puzzled by the people who get on the treadmill for 30 mins at 4.5 miles an hour then drive to and from the gym
To be fair though, a friend of mine pointed out that a lot of these people are women would prefer to jog outside but they get too much unwanted attention from builders/ drivers/ beer boys etc & feel more comfortable on the treadmill.Comment
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Ok, I'll spell it out for you. They know how to drive, don't like common people and can afford a car.Originally posted by rz6bm7 View Postis a little more worthwhile! - I have alway been puzzled by the people who get on the treadmill for 30 mins at 4.5 miles an hour then drive to and from the gymComment
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Apparently not entirely true , as they always complain about the availabilty parking in relation to their membership costs. odd really as I am guessing they certainly have plenty of money left for food....Originally posted by Churchill View PostOk, I'll spell it out for you. They know how to drive, don't like common people and can afford a car.
[slightly bitter as these people are normally spoiling a perfectly good training session for me]Comment
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