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  1. On May 11, Albert Fisher posted the following:

    "I have been told by my doctor to lose some weight, so I have
    decided to buy myself a mountain bike. My question to this
    newsgroup is, whats a moderate speed I should travel at to
    acheive weight loss.

    And what distance should I ride, and how often ? In short
    can someone give me a exercise guide.

    Thanks heaps..."

    On May 16, Albert Fisher posted the following:

    "I ride around 4 times a week, usually around 3 rides of say
    30 to 40 k's, at an average speed of 25k's to 30 k's an
    hour. I have been doing this for over 8 months now Then once
    a week I will do a 100 k ride.

    I consider myself pretty fit, but not a Lance Armstrong, and
    don't get to tired too easy.

    But yesterday on my 100 k ride, around half way, I was
    stuffed, my legs felt sore, and I just seemed to run out
    of energy.

    I drink lots of water as I go, and at the halfway mark, I
    have my power bar energy chocolate, so what happened
    yesterday.

    Is this a normal thing ? I don't feel sick or anything.

    Does this happen often to you guys. ?

    Thanks for any feedback"

    Do we have two users on the usenet by the same name, or is it something else? A guy doing around 200 km a week with an average of 25-30 kmh, doesn't sound like the guy who wrote the first post. In particular the two statements: "I have been told by my doctor to lose some weight" and "I consider myself pretty fit" don't seem to imply the same person. Oh well, just an observation.

  2. LOL! Read this late last night and thought it a tad odd too. Then again, a lot can occur within five working days. 😄

  3. "amirm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On May 11, Albert Fisher posted the following:

    "I have been told by my doctor to lose some weight, so I
    have decided to buy myself a mountain bike. My question to
    this newsgroup is, whats a moderate speed I should travel
    at to acheive weight loss.

    And what distance should I ride, and how often ? In short
    can someone give me a exercise guide.

    Thanks heaps..."

    On May 16, Albert Fisher posted the following:

    "I ride around 4 times a week, usually around 3 rides of
    say 30 to 40 k's, at an average speed of 25k's to 30 k's
    an hour. I have been doing this for over 8 months now Then
    once a week I will do a 100 k ride.

    I consider myself pretty fit, but not a Lance Armstrong,
    and don't get to tired too easy.

    But yesterday on my 100 k ride, around half way, I was
    stuffed, my legs felt sore, and I just seemed to run out
    of energy.

    I drink lots of water as I go, and at the halfway mark, I
    have my power bar energy chocolate, so what happened
    yesterday.

    Is this a normal thing ? I don't feel sick or anything.

    Does this happen often to you guys. ?

    Thanks for any feedback"

    Do we have two users on the usenet by the same name, or is
    it something else? A guy doing around 200 km a week with
    an average of 25-30 kmh, doesn't sound like the guy who
    wrote the first post. In particular the two statements: "I
    have been told by my doctor to lose some weight" and "I
    consider myself pretty fit" don't seem to imply the same
    person. Oh well, just an observation.

    i noticed the same thing..Maybe he got fit, real quick🙂

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