PDiddy marathon training regimen
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some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week.
-- Rap mogul SEAN 'P. DIDDY' COMBS, who plans to run the New York Marathon next month, in his
training diary, which is being published in the New York Post.
I can understand the avoiding alcohol to a certain degree. But
I don't know whether to be sad for him or happy for the women in his life.
Hey somebody should tell Andy Hass about the aromatherapy with lavender scent, maybe he could cut
down on the weekly miles and still run faster.
Andy
On 20 Oct 2003 06:46:12 -0700, newsgroupspamaddress@yahoo.com (AMH) wrote:
>some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week.
>
>
You are a VERY ill person.
newsgroupspamaddress@yahoo.com (AMH) wrote in message
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> some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week." I can understand the
> avoiding alcohol to a certain degree. But
Well, it could be that his trainers are up to date with the latest scientific reserach in the field
of sports physiology: i
In a Dutch study, Dr. Chris Goossens had two groups of professional soccer players run on a
treadmill at a starting speed of 8 km/h which was increased by 2 km/h every 3 minutes. The group
which had not abstained from
avgHR and reached the point of exhaustion 2-3 min sooner than the group which had.
In the case of a rap music artist with a presumable
the duration of abstinence must likewise be longer than one would find appropriate normally.
(OTOH the publicized abstinence, whether real or not, also serves as an indicator of the enormous
depth of commitment by said artist, as well as yet another hint
marathoners, such as myself, the abstinence wouldnīt be so different from everything as usual...)
> Hey somebody should tell Andy Hass about the aromatherapy with lavender scent, maybe he could cut
> down on the weekly miles and still run faster.
Seriously, many truly elite athletes indulge themselves in some form of silly nancy boy pampering,
itīs good for you! Especially during the tapering phase when pre-race nerves can cause extretion of
adrenaline (which is quite definitively unwanted when youīre trying to store glycogen), any method
of effortless relaxation is acceptable.
Anders
On 21 Oct 2003 01:01:39 -0700, touho3@excite.com (Anders Lustig) wrote:
>newsgroupspamaddress@yahoo.com (AMH) wrote in message
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>
>> some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week." I can understand the
>> avoiding alcohol to a certain degree. But
>
>Well, it could be that his trainers are up to date with the latest scientific reserach in the field
>of sports physiology: i
What a load of horsecrap! This ONE study says (which contradicts hundreds of US studys) this
(foreighn studys are notoriously non-scientific) and you jump on the bandwagon? The only reason
their times were slower is because they were using energy and their bodys
tired if they'd gone for a one hour run the night before instead of an
Anders Lustig wrote:
> In a Dutch study, Dr. Chris Goossens had two groups of professional soccer players run on a
> treadmill at a starting speed of 8 km/h which was increased by 2 km/h every 3 minutes. The group
> which had not abstained from
> avgHR and reached the point of exhaustion 2-3 min sooner than the group which had.
chasing the babes around. I have seen other studies that show
towards restful sleep. If one is really concerned opt for oral
--
Doug Freese dfreeseS@NOBShvc.rr.com
bagpipp wrote:
> What a load of horsecrap! This ONE study says (which contradicts hundreds of US studys) this
> (foreighn studys are notoriously non-scientific) and you jump on the bandwagon? The only reason
> their times were slower is because they were using energy and their bodys
> tired if they'd gone for a one hour run the night before instead of an
Isn't an hour for you 59 minutes of thinking about and 1 minute of performance? No wonder it has no
effect on you.
--
Doug Freese dfreeseS@NOBShvc.rr.com
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 10:57:28 GMT, Doug Freese <dfreese@NOBShvc.rr.com> wrote:
> If one is really concerned opt for oral
How much do you charge?
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 10:59:08 GMT, Doug Freese <dfreese@NOBShvc.rr.com> wrote:
>Isn't an hour for you 59 minutes of thinking about and 1 minute of performance?
You need pointers on "holding back longer" Doug? Ok, just move your hand slower. That claw like grip
that your hand is frozen-in will loosen up and that swelling in your wrist will go down too.
I can't wait to see how he does, and how he spins it when he gives up.
"AMH" <newsgroupspamaddress@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week.
>
>
> -- Rap mogul SEAN 'P. DIDDY' COMBS, who plans to run the New York Marathon next month, in his
> training diary, which is being published in the New York Post.
>
> I can understand the avoiding alcohol to a certain degree. But
>
> I don't know whether to be sad for him or happy for the women in his life.
>
> Hey somebody should tell Andy Hass about the aromatherapy with lavender scent, maybe he could cut
> down on the weekly miles and still run faster.
>
> Andy
Doug Freese <dfreese@NOBShvc.rr.com> wrote in message
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> chasing the babes around. I have seen other studies that show
> towards restful sleep.
FWIW the Belgian (not Dutch as I remembered) Dr.Sports-Med was of the opinion that the the previous
studies hadnīt had active trained athletes as study groups or had some other fundamental weaknesses,
which is why he took up the research (which BTW was sponsored by Durex, the condom manufacturer).
The athletes in both groups were in steady relationships and presumably didnīt engage in as much
bar-hopping, strutting their stuff or any other popular forms of skirt-chasing as single athletes
often do (whether they have to or not).
He did point out that further studies will be required to
1) rule out the effects of different energy expenditure or sleeping hours between the two groups,
and 2) to find out
behind the decreased performance on the running mat (in case the other factors can be ruled out).
OTOH scientific studies usually include double-blind groups, so that the test personīs knowledge of
which group he is in cannot have any effect - shouldnīt both groups therefore be sedated for the
night, so that no-one can tell whether he
> running 101 sections 1-5 are closed. :)
The tabloid press has a habit of bringing up the issue during every World Cup, and when Ronaldo, the
great Brazilian goal-
important match was good or not, he replied: "Yes, but only of the passive kind!"...
Anders
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 08:26:56 GMT, bagpipp <Bagpipp@aol.com> wrote:
> (foreighn studys are notoriously non-scientific)
How very telling this remark is! Particularly with the spelling as well.
J.
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 10:59:52 +0100, John Moore <john@spamfree-jmsd.co.uk> wrote:
>On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 08:26:56 GMT, bagpipp <Bagpipp@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> (foreighn studys are notoriously non-scientific)
>
>How very telling this remark is! Particularly with the spelling as well.
I thought you'd enjoy that.
"Rivermist" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message news:<f5-dnRc2lvpguwiiRVn-sw@comcast.com>...
> I can't wait to see how he does, and how he spins it when he gives up.
>
> "AMH" <newsgroupspamaddress@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1b803152.0310200546.7f263609@posting.google.com...
> > some aromatherapy, with some lavender scent. I get a massage once a week.
> >
> >
> > -- Rap mogul SEAN 'P. DIDDY' COMBS, who plans to run the New York Marathon next month, in his
> > training diary, which is being published in the New York Post.
> >
> > I can understand the avoiding alcohol to a certain degree. But
> >
> > I don't know whether to be sad for him or happy for the women in his life.
> >
> > Hey somebody should tell Andy Hass about the aromatherapy with lavender scent, maybe he could
> > cut down on the weekly miles and still run faster.
> >
> > Andy
Well, he finished in a very respectable time. No spinning needed! =)
Well it didnt work too well. He took over four hours. Probably needed a longer base period.
I am very impressed by the amount of money he raised for charity.
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