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  1. Does any one has a program or link to a program for a begginer. A begginer who
    wants to improve stamina and keep weight in check.

    TIA

  2. (Enels4567) said:

    Does any one has a program or link to a program for a begginer. A
    begginer who wants to improve stamina and keep weight in check.

    TIA

    http://www.halhigdon.com/beginrunner/plan.htm
    http://www.runnersworld.com/category/0,5034,s6-51-184-0-0,00.html

    Phil M.

    --
    If you can empty your own boat
    Crossing the river of the world,
    No one will oppose you,
    No one will seek to harm you. -Chuang Tzu

  3. Thanks a lot

  4. Joe said:

    Don't worry about the weight dude, running makes it fall off.

    Initially, yes. After that, it depends on how much you want to lose. A few
    years ago I was runing 40 to 60 MPW while training for a marathon. Even
    with that much running I was still at 195 lbs (I'm 5' 10"😉. This is not
    huge, but it is heavy for someone running that much. This time around I've
    also restricted my caloric intake and managed to get down to 160 lbs. So
    for me the weight did not just fall off. I did have to worry about it and
    do something about it.

    YMMV. I'm Geroge Bush and I approved this message.

    Phil M.

    --
    If you can empty your own boat
    Crossing the river of the world,
    No one will oppose you,
    No one will seek to harm you. -Chuang Tzu

  5. Don't worry about the weight dude, running makes it fall off.

    "Enels4567" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Does any one has a program or link to a program for a begginer. A begginer


    who

    Quoted message said:

    wants to improve stamina and keep weight in check.

    TIA

  6. I never had to beg ginger, she was willing.

  7. Quoted message said:

    Initially, yes. After that, it depends on how much you want to lose. A few
    years ago I was runing 40 to 60 MPW while training for a marathon. Even
    with that much running I was still at 195 lbs (I'm 5' 10"😉. This is not
    huge, but it is heavy for someone running that much. This time around I've
    also restricted my caloric intake and managed to get down to 160 lbs. So
    for me the weight did not just fall off. I did have to worry about it and
    do something about it.

    Pure [censored].In order to really lose weight I needed to do 70mpw, and I wwent from
    185 to 165, and I was eating 4 full meals plus snacks.His 60 mpw traing falls
    short of that, and I beieve you'd get better results at 70 and over, that's
    always been my threshold.

    Quoted message said:

    YMMV. I'm Geroge Bush and I approved this message.

    See, I told you he was an idiot.

  8. "Enels4567" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Does any one has a program or link to a program for a begginer. A begginer


    who

    Quoted message said:

    wants to improve stamina and keep weight in check.

    TIA

    Start with walking 30 to 45 min per day 5 to 6 days per week. Do that for
    one month. Check back then.

  9. "TheBillRodgerz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Initially, yes. After that, it depends on how much you want to lose. A


    few

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    years ago I was runing 40 to 60 MPW while training for a marathon. Even
    with that much running I was still at 195 lbs (I'm 5' 10"😉. This is not
    huge, but it is heavy for someone running that much. This time around


    I've

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    also restricted my caloric intake and managed to get down to 160 lbs. So
    for me the weight did not just fall off. I did have to worry about it and
    do something about it.

    Pure [censored].In order to really lose weight I needed to do 70mpw, and I wwent


    from

    Quoted message said:

    185 to 165, and I was eating 4 full meals plus snacks.His 60 mpw traing


    falls

    Quoted message said:

    short of that, and I beieve you'd get better results at 70 and over,


    that's

    Quoted message said:

    always been my threshold.

    Quoted message said:

    YMMV. I'm Geroge Bush and I approved this message.

    See, I told you he was an idiot.

    So you would recommend a beginner just jump in and do 70 mpw?

  10. (TheBillRodgerz) said:
    Quoted message said:

    Initially, yes. After that, it depends on how much you want to lose. A
    few years ago I was runing 40 to 60 MPW while training for a marathon.
    Even with that much running I was still at 195 lbs (I'm 5' 10"😉. This
    is not huge, but it is heavy for someone running that much. This time
    around I've also restricted my caloric intake and managed to get down
    to 160 lbs. So for me the weight did not just fall off. I did have to
    worry about it and do something about it.

    Pure [censored].In order to really lose weight I needed to do 70mpw, and I
    wwent from 185 to 165, and I was eating 4 full meals plus snacks.His
    60 mpw traing falls short of that, and I beieve you'd get better
    results at 70 and over, that's always been my threshold.

    lol

    Phil M.

    --
    If you can empty your own boat
    Crossing the river of the world,
    No one will oppose you,
    No one will seek to harm you. -Chuang Tzu

  11. Quoted message said:

    So you would recommend a beginner just jump in and do 70 mpw?

    FU dickwad.

  12. Quoted message said:

    lol

    Apparently the chimp and his cagemates are easily amused.

  13. "TheBillRodgerz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    So you would recommend a beginner just jump in and do 70 mpw?

    FU dickwad.

    Once again another well thought out, reasoned response that shows the depth
    of your vocabulary. Next thing you know you will be vice president of the
    US.

  14. Quoted message said:

    Once again another well thought out, reasoned response that shows the depth
    of your vocabulary.

    Eat it, and bark at the moon.

    Quoted message said:

    Next thing you know you will be vice president of the
    US.

    I would've said FO if I was feeling presidential.

  15. I'd take a first-grade spelling class too.

  16. (rick++) said:

    I'd take a first-grade spelling class too.

    I thought Enels4567 was wanting a program for a binger. Hmmm... Or maybe
    that was a program on how to beg Ginger. Beg Ginger for what?

    Phil M.

    --
    If you can empty your own boat
    Crossing the river of the world,
    No one will oppose you,
    No one will seek to harm you. -Chuang Tzu

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