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Postby gills » Thu Feb 02, 2006 10:13 am

I too nmm, like the word zoomers. Well, alot. I think I'm going to use it in many instances even incorrect ones, just to throw it out to hear it ring back in my ears.

So, RE: Olympic pool? I swim at Mount Scott community center and sometimes dishman. I thought these were olympic pools. According to what they have posted there, one mile equals 72 lengths. Is this not correct?
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Postby nm » Thu Feb 02, 2006 10:35 am

As a swimmer.........."olympic pool" always meant a 50 meter pool. ie: the olympics are always swam in a 50 meter pool.

As for distance........1 mile = 1760 yards or 1609.344 meters.

To answer your question...yes....72 lengths in a 25 yard pool is the equivalent of 1 mile. I am not personally familiar with the Mt. Scott or Dishman pools......as I haven't had the opportunity to swim in either one.

If you're swimming a mile to mile & a half every day..........you're way ahead of the game. :D
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Postby Wilbur Kookmeyer » Thu Feb 02, 2006 10:50 am

nmm wrote:I am not personally familiar with the Mt. Scott or Dishman pools......as I haven't had the opportunity to swim in either one.



Well unfortunately I am familiar with the Mt. Scott pool, which by the way, is nowhere near Mt. Scott.

Consider yourself lucky there nmm. It is a register of who's who in white trash. A horrible place where at one time the pool was cleared for a turd. No it was not mine. The same place where I am working with my daughter on learning to swim in one of the lanes and some arrogant jerk that was to cheap to pay the price of a real health club gets into a screaming fit with me over being in his way. He about got his speedo wearing @ss pounded, but the cops showed up. Oh...and the kicker...yeah..i am the one who gets booted from the dump.

i hope that shithole burns with everyone in it.
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Postby gills » Thu Feb 02, 2006 12:30 pm

Wilbur it was a baby ruth in the pool!

Um.....and I think it's a lot better now. I moved into the woodstock neighborhood, lower, by the Delta, but Mount Scott is the closest pool to my house. I haven't come across dirty or gross facilities or bad attitudes in the lanes. It's just mostly obesity on showcase there. But, if it's a place you used to go to, maybe check it out again. You can't beat 18 bucks a month.
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Postby nm » Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:59 am

25 yard pool

3x300 s, p, s

6x50@1:00 (1-4 neg split, 5-6 hld stdy)

100@1:30
200@3:00
300@4:30
400@6:00
400@5:20
300@4:00
200@2:40
100@1:20

200 ez

400 IM kick

200 ez

total=4000 yards.

I have to confess........I've had a pinched nerve in my neck (left side) for 3 days now. I had to do the second half of the ladder back stroke. Had to drop a couple of 50's but made the send off. :? Is anyone here a chiropractor? Osteopath? I need an adjustment..... :lol:
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Postby Gazsurf » Mon Feb 06, 2006 9:17 am

Any volunteers out there? Any mail order degrees @ hand? Jeez way to get the week off with a bang.....no pun intended.....really!
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Postby nm » Wed Feb 08, 2006 9:44 am

Thanks all..........for the info on chiropractors. I got my neck to pop during yoga on Monday afternoon..............much better. :D

So...........here's this morning's shoulder builder. (stroke work.........my favorite) :lol:

25 yard pool

400s/ 400p/ 200 (build by 50)

4x25 back @ :25 (fast)
100 breast @ 2:30
3x25 ba @ :25
100 br @ 2:30
2x25 ba @ :25
100 br @ 2:30
25 back
1:00 RI

4x25 fly @ :25 (fast)
100 free @ 2:20
3x25 fl @ :25
100 fr @ 2:20
2x25 fl @ :25
100 fr @ 2:20
25 fly
1:00 RI

4x25 breast @ :30 (fast)
100 back @ 2:20
3x25 br @ :30
100 ba @ 2:20
2x25 br @ :30
100 ba @ 2:20
25 breast

800 pull (stretch)

200 ez

20 minute nap in the steam room
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Postby thurgood jenkins » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:17 am

You're crazy lady, but with a workout like that you probably sport a hot body. You're a bigger person than I am. I am much too lazy to commit myself to a routine anywhere near as strenuous as that.
So, is there any tread left on the tires? Or at this point would it be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway?

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Postby Koo Nass » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:39 am

Thats not a workout, thats therapy
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Postby nm » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:12 am

The Rev wrote: you probably sport a hot body.


Um......yeah. It has a tendancy to heat up during the hot flashes. :lol:

The Rev wrote:You're a bigger person than I am.


This is true. I've seen your pictures. I'm pretty sure my bicep is bigger than your waist. :wink:

one who knows wrote:Thats not a workout, thats therapy


Exactly. :D
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Postby thurgood jenkins » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:43 am

nmm wrote:
This is true. I've seen your pictures. I'm pretty sure my bicep is bigger than your waist.


Wanna arm wrestle? :twisted: :wink:
So, is there any tread left on the tires? Or at this point would it be like throwing a hot dog down a hallway?

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Postby jerichv » Wed Feb 08, 2006 5:22 pm

good burn nmn, good burn... 8)
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Postby Ron Burgundy » Mon Feb 13, 2006 12:07 am

what's the best way to prevent a cold when you feel it coming on?

i'm just throwin this one out there cuz everybodies got there own remedy.

so far i've tried sh%t tons of vitamin C, zinc/coldees, and that airborn stuff that dissolves like alka seltzer.

still no luck, i've been getting sick on and off like every week.

i'd like to Rick Morranis to really invent that machine from "Honey I shrunk the Kids" so i can enlarge a cold virus to proportion and then beat the sh%t out of it.
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Postby Koo Nass » Mon Feb 13, 2006 8:13 am

Plenty of liquids, spicy food and a dry sauna
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Postby nm » Mon Feb 13, 2006 8:40 am

HeinzV12 wrote:what's the best way to prevent a cold when you feel it coming on?

i've been getting sick on and off like every week.


It's all in your head. BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA..... :lol:

:wink:

With that............here's Monday morning's madness.

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400s / 400p

2x400 IM w/zoomers :wink: RI 1:00

3x500 broken RI 1:00 This set was a clear reminder......that I'm old and no longer in shape. :lol:
- 300@3:55, 100@1:25, 100@1:20
- 300@4:00, 100@1:20, 100@1:15
- 300@4:00, 100@1:20, 100@1:15

250 ez

8x25 @ :25 stroke

100 ez
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