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  1. 62-year-old geezer. Torn knee cartilage and surgery persuaded a
    change from jogging to low impact ski machine.

    Jogged 50 min. per day; 6-7 days per wk.; heart rate usually just
    under target range.

    Ski machine 35 min. per day; 6 days per wk.; heart rate within target
    range even without using arm feature.

    Ski machine has been much more cardio-intensive, with much huffing and
    puffing. About half the time, I'm unable to complete the 35 min.
    session in one fell swoop. I need to hop off the machine from 1 to as
    many as 4 times to rest for a minute or so.

    However, it has been necessary to cut back food intake fairly
    significantly to maintain bodyweight with 6% fat. Apparently, the
    more leisurely but longer jogging periods were less cardio-intensive
    but burned more calories.

    For whatever all that's worth.

    Jack

  2. Jogging and Nordi use muscles a little differently.
    I find it takes 2-6 months to get as efficient in a new
    sport as a previous one.

  3. Here's hoping Jack won't go public with his masturbation schedule.

    More news no one needs to know.

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