Indoor Workout question

(Phil) said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem with me
when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and then just
plain way to uncomfortable.

Oooh! Me! I know the answer to this one!

Get some lights and get out there, as nature intended :-)

Guy
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This place might have something that would work.

http://store.preparedness.com/batopfanspra.html

"Phil" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem

with me

Quoted message said:

when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and then

just

Quoted message said:

plain way to uncomfortable.

My question is does anyone out there sell at least a 6" fan that runs on
batteries and is of the clip on type? I have seen very small fans, but I

need

Quoted message said:

one large enough to actually move some air. They are no outlets near the
equipment to plug into.

Thanks

phil
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Phil said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem
with me
when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and
then just
plain way to uncomfortable.

My question is does anyone out there sell at least a 6" fan that runs on
batteries and is of the clip on type? I have seen very small fans, but
I need
one large enough to actually move some air. They are no outlets near the
equipment to plug into.

Thanks

phil
[email hidden] (Harveywallbanger)

Hook up your workout machine to a generator that drives a fan so the
harder you work the more breeze you get, just like on a real bike.

--
Bill (not always politically correct) Baka

you know? said:

(Phil) said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem
with me
when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and
then just
plain way to uncomfortable.

Oooh! Me! I know the answer to this one!

Get some lights and get out there, as nature intended :-)

Guy

Hmmph. My daughter has a gym membership and goes about every other day
but dad, the crazy bike rider is the one who is in shape. Go figure.
The exercise that is fun is the one that gets done. She is a
dangerously good kick boxer but still can't get down to that model
weight she seems to think she needs to get down to. At 5'8" she is
taller than her 5'7" dad and much larger hands and feet so she is
never going to be a 98 pound Twiggy. Just don't [censored] her off after
a few drinks on Friday night. Female, 25, attitude, and a damn good
kickboxer, but not skinny and hates fat jokes but doesn't realize
she is muscular and not fat. I need to get her back out on a bike
and encourage carefully. To Hell with the indoor stuff.

--
Bill (not always politically correct) Baka

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Phil said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem
with me
when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and then
just
plain way to uncomfortable.

My question is does anyone out there sell at least a 6" fan that runs on
batteries and is of the clip on type? I have seen very small fans, but I
need
one large enough to actually move some air. They are no outlets near the
equipment to plug into.

Thanks

phil
[email hidden] (Harveywallbanger)

Hook up your workout machine to a generator that drives a fan so the
harder you work the more breeze you get, just like on a real bike.

--
Bill (not always politically correct) Baka

Or a variation on this. Get a set of Kreitler rollers with the "Killer
Headwind" unit. It's probably about the cost of a single annual membership
fee at the local club and it'll last a lifetime. And it does just as you
say ... The harder you work, the more wind you get.

And besides, rollers are an awesome indoor training routine for the winter.

Bob C.

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Subject: Re: Indoor Workout question
From: "psycholist" [email hidden]
Date: 11/17/2004 12:04 PM US Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: <[email hidden]>

"Bill Baka" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Phil said:

I'm moving into the club mode for the winter. As is always the problem
with me
when working out indoors, getting way over heated and sweating, and then
just
plain way to uncomfortable.

My question is does anyone out there sell at least a 6" fan that runs on
batteries and is of the clip on type? I have seen very small fans, but I
need
one large enough to actually move some air. They are no outlets near the
equipment to plug into.

Thanks

phil
[email hidden] (Harveywallbanger)

Hook up your workout machine to a generator that drives a fan so the
harder you work the more breeze you get, just like on a real bike.

--
Bill (not always politically correct) Baka

Or a variation on this. Get a set of Kreitler rollers with the "Killer
Headwind" unit. It's probably about the cost of a single annual membership
fee at the local club and it'll last a lifetime. And it does just as you
say ... The harder you work, the more wind you get.

And besides, rollers are an awesome indoor training routine for the winter.

Bob C

I just got off my rollers...Kreitler with the headwind. Great workout and
rehabilitating for the knees IMHO.
You can get cheaper rollers for 160 from performance. Try it, you'll like it.

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This place might have something that would work.

http://store.preparedness.com/batopfanspra.html

Thank you...appears it will.

Phil
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