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17-Oct-2007 10:13:57 PM
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pelvic floor exercises?
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18-Oct-2007 11:01:22 AM
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On 17/10/2007 tmarsh wrote:
>Dalai's advice is spot on. Although I can imagine it's being said with
>the slightly wistful tone of someone who suffers from chronic overuse injuries
>and who should have heeded that advice 10 years ago but didn't and is now
>a crumbling wreck of his former self.
Thanks Tim, appreciate the positive vibes...
Campusing three times a week is bad mkay!
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18-Oct-2007 11:28:42 AM
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On 17/10/2007 kerroxapithecus wrote:
>pelvic floor exercises?
Neil should do some of those before he tries the Ogive :)
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18-Oct-2007 2:55:13 PM
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On 17/10/2007 penguinator wrote:
>What Steph means, is you should take a 2kg dumbel to work and do wrist
>curls and rotations.
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>*Thread pulled back out of Gutter*
Of course, what did you think I meant?
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18-Oct-2007 3:03:56 PM
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On 18/10/2007 dalai wrote:
>On 17/10/2007 tmarsh wrote:
>>and who should have heeded that advice 10 years ago but didn't and is
>now
>>a crumbling wreck of his former self.
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>Thanks Tim, appreciate the positive vibes...
Given that my shoulders are held together with string and bolts and my elbows are about as bad as yours, you can imagine there's a fair bit of empathy there as well.
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19-Oct-2007 1:39:18 PM
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No, no dudes!! The latest training craze to hit the streets of Melbourne are the IronMind Captains of Crush grippers. Perfect for training at work. They come in a range of strengths (1 to 4). These things will give you a grip of heat treated, high carbon steel! And don't listen to any old geezers who tell you that you'll break yourself, pain is just weakness leaving the body!
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19-Oct-2007 4:11:06 PM
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These won't build strength but they are great stretches at the desk after climbing :
http://ergocise.com/wrists.html
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19-Oct-2007 4:23:57 PM
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I concur with skip. Captains of Crush grippers have changed my life! Closing a #2 gripper was better than sex and all achieved whilst at work!
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