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Do you really need that long run?
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Quoted message said:
Interesting.
The researchers took the three blind men to the elephant. One subject was
taken to the front of the elephant, near the trunk. Another subject was placed
near the elephants ear. Another subject was placed near the elephant's hind leg.On being asked for a description of the elephant, all subjects subsequently
made equally erroneous descriptions of the creature.This suggests that some problems have a number of incorrect solutions.
Cheers,
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Donovan Rebbechi
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You need it if you are running a long race.
I usually [censored] out in a marathon at about
the distance of my longest training run. -
"Donovan Rebbechi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
Interesting.
The researchers took the three blind men to the elephant. One subject was
taken to the front of the elephant, near the trunk. Another subject was
placed
near the elephants ear. Another subject was placed near the elephant's
hind leg.On being asked for a description of the elephant, all subjects
subsequently
made equally erroneous descriptions of the creature.This suggests that some problems have a number of incorrect solutions.
The question is who was placed under the elephant's tail.
Dave
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David Geesaman said:
"Donovan Rebbechi" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
Interesting.
The researchers took the three blind men to the elephant. One subject was
taken to the front of the elephant, near the trunk. Another subject was
placed
near the elephants ear. Another subject was placed near the elephant's
hind leg.On being asked for a description of the elephant, all subjects
subsequently
made equally erroneous descriptions of the creature.This suggests that some problems have a number of incorrect solutions.
The question is who was placed under the elephant's tail.
I think that's where they put the paper.
Cheers,
--
Donovan Rebbechi
http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/ -
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You need it if you are running a long race.
I usually [censored] out in a marathon at about
the distance of my longest training run.>Geez, poopie-talk from Rick? Why am I not surprised?
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1. Not new information.
2. Untrained subjects doing something I bet was previously
unfamiliar---cycling.
3. Small subject pool meaning one or two large improvements can really skew
the data. (Need to see the full study).<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Interesting.
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Only 2 week study, worse than useless!!!!!!, take any unfit group
(which is probably what a university student thinks is 'reasionably fit
and active'😉 do almost anything with them and you will get an initial
big jump in fitness gains. -
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Only 2 week study, worse than useless!!!!!!, take any unfit group
(which is probably what a university student thinks is 'reasionably fit
and active'😉 do almost anything with them and you will get an initial
big jump in fitness gains.I have read the actual study, probably something you have not done. The
study was done as a follow up to another study to see if the same effects
could be achieved in a shorter period of time. Using untrained subjects
allows one to see a big effect.Yes, any training would improve some markers of fitness. This merely
elucidates some of them.
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