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Date: 19 Nov 2006 05:02:03
From: divein
Subject: Darwin on running
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Hi All
Some of you must have experinced this darwinian change, from Jogging to
Runing
This seems to happen after months of trying to go bit a faster and we
all do it,,
The other day out of the blue after jogging for 10 miles i happend to
notice my speed increase with no extra effort, i then realised the both
feet were in the air at the same time, and stride patern was getting
larger.
Bloody hell i thought, and here it went down hill, thinking and running
do not go together and guess what i slowed down.
This became uncomfortable so i had to speed up, and get the knees up
higher just to keep going.
The moral of this short note is
Try not to think to much and believe in Darwin ;-)
Pete
http:www.cheaperholidays.com/
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Date: 19 Nov 2006 10:01:53
From: Miss Anne Thrope
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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"Try not to think to much..."
Mission accomplished Pete.
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Date: 19 Nov 2006 05:27:29
From: divein
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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Tim Downie wrote:
> If you haven't had both feet in the air at the same time before then what
> you've been doing up till now is called "walking".
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> Tim
Ah yes quite correct but jogging does feel like walking sometimes
Pete
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Date: 19 Nov 2006 08:14:30
From: Biking Thru
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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ahoy science
as I wash my back pack stuff at the laundry mat last winter it reminds
me of the time the kid from that kids t.v. science show smiles at me
sitting and waiting out side.
I says to self this is a first he use to blow his top off at me on
my internet run science notes.
His mother climbs into the s.u.v. and says to the back seat how she is
so happy he kept his cool and the door closed.
s.u.v. starts up, s,u,v, stops. mother gets out of front seat yelling
and open back seat and buckles seat belt and . inverse.
and leaves.........
"my point is."
why evan say anything.
Biking is still pumping actions:
A good clean way to get around.
No uni action:
Biking is still re action to:
Same as before, more then you to.
B A N B S.
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Date: 19 Nov 2006 13:23:30
From: Tim Downie
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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divein wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Some of you must have experinced this darwinian change, from Jogging
> to Runing
>
> This seems to happen after months of trying to go bit a faster and we
> all do it,,
>
> The other day out of the blue after jogging for 10 miles i happend to
> notice my speed increase with no extra effort, i then realised the
> both feet were in the air at the same time,
If you haven't had both feet in the air at the same time before then what
you've been doing up till now is called "walking".
Tim
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Date: 20 Nov 2006 01:00:51
From: divein
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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nosugarintea@yahoo.com wrote:
> you obviously dont know darwin's theory. idiot. idiot.
The Darwin Awards salute the improvement of the human genome by
honoring those who, uh, remove themselves from it...;-)
Pete
http://www.cheaperholidays.com/
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Date: 20 Nov 2006 11:18:39
From: Doug Freese
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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"divein" <marketing@cheaperholidays.com > wrote in message
news:1164013251.510309.47750@h54g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
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> nosugarintea@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> you obviously dont know darwin's theory. idiot. idiot.
>
>
> The Darwin Awards salute the improvement of the human genome by
> honoring those who, uh, remove themselves from it...;-)
Even that won't help him. He is so slow he needs the web page
http://www.darwinawards.com/ I think he is looking to earn a slot.
-DF
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Date: 19 Nov 2006 23:47:10
From:
Subject: Re: Darwin on running
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you obviously dont know darwin's theory. idiot. idiot.
divein wrote:
> Hi All
>
> Some of you must have experinced this darwinian change, from Jogging to
> Runing
>
> This seems to happen after months of trying to go bit a faster and we
> all do it,,
>
> The other day out of the blue after jogging for 10 miles i happend to
> notice my speed increase with no extra effort, i then realised the both
> feet were in the air at the same time, and stride patern was getting
> larger.
>
> Bloody hell i thought, and here it went down hill, thinking and running
> do not go together and guess what i slowed down.
>
> This became uncomfortable so i had to speed up, and get the knees up
> higher just to keep going.
>
> The moral of this short note is
>
> Try not to think to much and believe in Darwin ;-)
>
>
> Pete
> http:www.cheaperholidays.com/
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