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#108482 05/29/07 02:44 PM 05/29/07 02:44 PM |
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Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... | "All the stars are doing it,"
Anything that gets your heart rate up and stresses muscle groups will do the same thing. 12 oz. curls with a beer mug don't count. US Sail Level 2 Instructor US Sail Level 3 Coach | | | Re: personal experience
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#108483 05/29/07 03:03 PM 05/29/07 03:03 PM |
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL waterbug_wpb
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Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL | Save your money (to spend on the Blade) Pete, they look like dumbells re-marketed as "the new thing".
Put on your hiking harness, attach a hook to the ceiling in your garage, and attach your mainsheet blocks to both. Spend your afternoon hoisting yourself up and down. If that doesn't get you in shape for sawing the main, I don't know what will.
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#108484 05/29/07 03:06 PM 05/29/07 03:06 PM |
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Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... | Put on your hiking harness, attach a hook to the ceiling in your garage, and attach your mainsheet blocks to both. Spend your afternoon hoisting yourself up and down. Leave the garage door open so the neighbors can watch you doing your bondage workout. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> US Sail Level 2 Instructor US Sail Level 3 Coach | | | Re: personal experience
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#108485 05/29/07 03:37 PM 05/29/07 03:37 PM |
Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 890 Dunedin Causeway, FL David Parker
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Posts: 890 Dunedin Causeway, FL | Put on your hiking harness, attach a hook to the ceiling in your garage, and attach your mainsheet blocks to both. Spend your afternoon hoisting yourself up and down. If that doesn't get you in shape for sawing the main, I don't know what will. This brings to mind a great image. When you hoist off the ground, you'll discover that your center of gravity is below mid-point and you flip feet-up head-down, suddenly unhooking and dumping onto your head. Garage door open with neighbors watching, of course! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> | | | Re: personal experience
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#108487 05/29/07 03:53 PM 05/29/07 03:53 PM |
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL waterbug_wpb
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Posts: 5,590 Naples, FL | This brings to mind a great image. When you hoist off the ground, you'll discover that your center of gravity is below mid-point and you flip feet-up head-down, suddenly unhooking and dumping onto your head. Garage door open with neighbors watching, of course! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Hmmm. maybe put the harness hook higher and strap a full milk jug to your feet? Or just perch your feet on a shelf?
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#108488 05/29/07 03:56 PM 05/29/07 03:56 PM |
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | If you are careful, you can spin yourself around while trapezeing and do a handstand. Caution: do not do this while you have crew on board with no sailing experience.
(sploosh!...hmmm, I wonder if if he can figure out how to come back and get me).
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#108489 05/29/07 06:40 PM 05/29/07 06:40 PM |
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Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... | Aerobic is a constant so it it anaerobic that makes gain and promotes recovery time. Aerobic (under 75% of max heart rate) will burn fat. Anaerobic will promote cardiovascular health but you don't want to stay anaerobic for an extended period of time. You'll use up all the glucose in your liver and be hit with the dreaded bonk. You can replenish glucose with simple carbs like sugar. You also need to stay hydrated and keep your sodium and electrolytes up. Gatoraid does a good job. I prefer Cytomax as it tastes better. If sodium levels drops, you'll start shedding potasium. That can lead to death. After heavy exercise don't ever gulp down large amounts of water. That will dilute sodium which will result in low potasium levels. US Sail Level 2 Instructor US Sail Level 3 Coach | | | Re: personal experience
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Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 430 Virginia Beach, VA Thomm225
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Posts: 430 Virginia Beach, VA | Check with your doctor before heading straight to anaerobic. To lose fat, just take frequent long walks. To burn away the excess fat and the extra carbs you ingested for dinner the night before jog or cycle at a moderate rate. Don't worry about going anaerobic too much if you are not in reasonably good shape to begin with. Start off easy.
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#108491 05/29/07 07:15 PM 05/29/07 07:15 PM |
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Posts: 35 Warsaw, IN | Kettlebells are a great way to work-out. Most people have never even seen them let alone try to use them. So don't listen to negitive stuff about them. Using them is all about timing and proper tech., then it is just mind over matter. A great web site is www.dragondoor.comEmail me at mjohnson@kconline.com if you want more info. Matt J | | | Re: personal experience
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#108496 05/30/07 07:39 AM 05/30/07 07:39 AM |
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Posts: 3,348 | Try... This girl can rise ~53 lb (24 kg) ball 200+ times Why? As an endurance competition? I'm really only compelled to get my spinnaker under control. One arming it for a long downwind leg can be very tiring. On at least one occassion I was absolutely out of breath BEFORE the end of the leg. | | | Re: personal experience
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#108497 05/30/07 07:53 AM 05/30/07 07:53 AM |
Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 25 Moscow, Russia Nail_S
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Posts: 25 Moscow, Russia | Try... This girl can rise ~53 lb (24 kg) ball 200+ times Why? As an endurance competition? Kettlebell sport in Russia means rising fixed weight (16, 24 or 32 kg)kettles (1 or 2) as much time as possible. Yes, it is endurance sport. I'm really only compelled to get my spinnaker under control. One arming it for a long downwind leg can be very tiring. On at least one occassion I was absolutely out of breath BEFORE the end of the leg. IMHO, some elastic is better than kettlebell, may be because I hate dropping kettle on my foot. | | | Re: personal experience
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#108498 05/30/07 08:03 AM 05/30/07 08:03 AM |
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Posts: 3,348 | . . . some elastic is better than kettlebell, may be because I hate dropping kettle on my foot. There's an idea. Two actually! <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> I just need to simulate the one armed spinnaker work. | | | Re: personal experience
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#108499 05/30/07 09:02 AM 05/30/07 09:02 AM |
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Posts: 778 Houston | I just need to simulate the one armed spinnaker work. Start a basic whole body workout program. Working just one area, especially if you are out of shape, is a good way to hurt yourself. You can get one set of muscles strong enough to hurt anouther set. If you use a trainer, tell them, you need a sports program. Don't totally trust any trainer. Most have only very basic training and some can't find their butt with both hands. After you have been in a basic program, 3 days a week, for 3 months, then you can work harder on any area that hurts after sailing. Once you get a program that seems to work, go see a Sports Medicine DOCTOR, to see if anything you are doing, may cause long term problems. This is not a science. Be prepared for strange pains and odd results. Last year, I discovered, that if I had to pull my mainsheet hard at a strange angle, I could pull my shoulder out of joint. ------------------------------------------------------- Gym training will only take you so far. Nothing prepares you for dragging a catamaran up a algee and duck poo covered ramp while wearing a wetsuit, like actually doing it. However, it's the gym training that gives you the strength to stand up and try again, when you fall and bust your butt on the first try. My wife tells me women will never perform an endless series of painfull, silly looking exercises (think overweight middle aged man hopping on one foot). Only men will do that and only if there is some little blonde yelling, "JUST 2 MORE, JUST 2 MORE" | | | Re: personal experience
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#108500 05/30/07 09:09 AM 05/30/07 09:09 AM |
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Posts: 3,348 | . . .think overweight middle aged man hopping on one foot). Only men will do that and only if there is some little blonde yelling, "JUST 2 MORE, JUST 2 MORE" Nude? | | |
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