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    Peter Main
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    I did a 200 Audax two weeks ago that I was not really prepared for, found it
    very hard, especially the last two hours. After two weeks have got over the
    fatigue but I now have a twitchy muscle on the rhs of my knee. No soreness
    or pain, it just twitches all the time to the point where it is keeping me
    awake. I can't find any reference to this anywhere, does anyone out there
    know what it is and if I can do anything about it. Massage and warm baths
    seem to help.

    Pete

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  2. Mark Thompson
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    Massage and warm baths seem to help.

    Sounds like a perfect excuse. Pray that it never fully goes away.

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  3. Nick Drew
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    I tend to find I get twitchy muscles when my salt balance is out. Eating a
    packet of crisps, bananas or similar helps. Strange but true.

    Nick

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  4. Paul Rudin
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    Nick Drew said:

    ... packet of crisps, bananas or similar ...

    So what is similar to a packet of crisps and bananas? 🙂

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  5. Dave Kahn
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    On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 22:06:54 GMT, Paul Rudin <[email hidden]>

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    Nick Drew said:

    ... packet of crisps, bananas or similar ...

    So what is similar to a packet of crisps and bananas? 🙂

    A packet of dried banana slices.

    --
    Dave...

    Get a bicycle. You will not regret it. If you live. - Mark Twain

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  6. Jeremy Collins
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    Dave Kahn said:

    On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 22:06:54 GMT, Paul Rudin <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Nick Drew said:

    ... packet of crisps, bananas or similar ...

    So what is similar to a packet of crisps and bananas? 🙂

    A packet of dried banana slices.

    I was about to buy some of these the other week, they seemed
    like good riding snacks. A quick glance at the back of the
    pack put me off - they were 28% saturated fat! And this is
    supposed to be a healthly alternative, from Holland & Barret.

    Are they dried, or deep fried?!?

    --
    jc

    Remove the -not from email

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  7. crees22
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    quote='Paul Rudin''Nick Drew said:

    ... packet of crisps, bananas or similar ...

    So what is similar to a packet of crisps and bananas? 🙂[/QUOTE]

    Salted bananas from your local backwards corner shop? Mmmmm, making me hungry.

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  8. Julian
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    In message <[email hidden]>, Jeremy Collins
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Dave Kahn said:

    On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 22:06:54 GMT, Paul Rudin <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    "Nick Drew" <[email hidden]> writes:

    >... packet of crisps, bananas or similar ...

    So what is similar to a packet of crisps and bananas? 🙂


    A packet of dried banana slices.

    I was about to buy some of these the other week, they seemed
    like good riding snacks. A quick glance at the back of the
    pack put me off - they were 28% saturated fat! And this is
    supposed to be a healthly alternative, from Holland & Barret.

    Are they dried, or deep fried?!?


    They are fried.
    --
    Julian

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