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Dazshell

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  1. I started sneezing and coughing on Friday so did not ride Saturday.  Took some Benylin on Sunday and went for a very easy 40km ride.  Got home and wiped out on the bed for 8 hours!  Got up to have hot bath, felt a bit dizzy.  Next thing flat on the floor!  Slept it off and feeling a bit better today.

     

    No riding for me for the week!

  2. 1969 Omega Flightmaster.  Passed down from my dad.

    Interesting story on how my dad got this watch.  Some of you older guys may remember the Charcoal Haven Restaurant near South Beach in Durban.  We owned that. 

     

    Well, for a week, an out-of-town customer came in every night an would order a T-Bone steak and a beer.  He always paid cash.  Then, on the last night, when it came time to pay the bill, he realised he had forgotten his wallet at his hotel, so he left this watch and a massive solid silver bracelet as security while he walked back to the hotel to fetch it.  We never saw him again!  Back then, the bill for his meal would have been less than R10.00!

  3. I popped in to PPA yesterday on the way to the airport back to Durban yesterday to look at the new shirts. 

     

    Very nice!  Good quality and nice slim fit.  Sizing is a bit on the small side (your will need to get 1 size up from your normal shirt size) but they look very cool.  Bought 1 for each of the 5 of us in my morning training group.

     

    The yellow is not the same as the old 1.5m shorts.  It is now a Lumo yello.

  4. Contact Dragon Sports.  They are the agents.

     

    Llewellyn Jooste is the guy to speak to.

     

    15 Solan Road, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001 | PO Box 12031, Mill Street, 8010
    ( Office: +27 (0) 21 461-6252  | ( Fax: +27 (0) 86 6969-3097  | * e-mail: llewellyn@dragons.co.za | ÿ website: www.dragons.co.za

     

    I had to dig to find his details when my Mavic wheels had a problem, but if you nag him enough, he will make a plan.  Just a warning, these guys do NOTHING for NOTHING.  Customer goodwill is not high on their agenda.

  5. I find things like green tea help to suppress the appetite. My problem is more volume than what I am eating, I like my food!

    I put on weight at all the stage races I did, even berg and bush when it was over 40 degrees. The moment I do a hard cycle, all I want is food and lots of it.

    I've found doing squad training is really helping. 40 min of high impact swimming and i'm finally shedding the kilo's.

    When I get the hunger pangs, I just drink water. Lots of it. I try fill my stomach so that I don't feel hungry. I also drink a glass of water before eating and another while eating. Dieticians used to frown on this, now suddenly they are advocating it.
  6. I lost 25kgs doing a combination of LCLowF and 150 -200kms of a cycling a week. The 1st 15kgs took 6 months, the last 10kgs took a year. When I got to my goal weight, I started taking USN LipoXT (only 2 capsules before breakfast M-F), as, as thin as I was (75kgs, 179cm), I could not lose the tummy. I also started letting some carbs back into my diet (2 slices of low GI bread at lunch and some potato or pasta at night).

     

    I have since lost most of the tummy but have only gained 2 kgs and have now managed to keep that weight for 2 years. Even when I cut down to 100kms a week in winter, I reckon the LipoXT helped keep the winter layer away.

     

    However, you have to find the balance amongst all three AND adapt to an new eating/exercise lifestyle to keep the weight off permanently.

  7. shova is downhill,

     

    this is a windy sufferfest where its every man for himself

    No ways boet! Of the 106kms over 44kms are uphill including the first 16kms. There is a common belief that Durban might actually be higher than PMB!
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