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Re: 5 more weeks till biking

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  1. dgk said:

    Elbow surgery is over and supposedly went well. Only 5 more weeks
    until I can resume commuting by bike. Already I put away the halogen
    light. It was barely necessary the last few days before surgery and
    certainly won't be needed when I'm back. I have to remember to charge
    the battery every month or so since it's lead-acid.

    I have made one (1) successful visit to the gym. They have TVs on the
    NorticTrak things now. Just bring your own headphones. That almost
    makes it usable. Still a waste of time compared to commuting by bike.
    The whole idea of moving your feet and ending up in the same spot is


    a

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    bit odd. So is the concept of swimming back and forth in a pool. You
    end up the same place that you started! How absurd.

    My pre-op physical showed an HDL of 61. That is about 20 points


    higher

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    than when I started bike commuting. Stunning. It lowered my cornonary
    risk down to below normal from a previous high risk level. That can
    only be the biking. Only 5 more weeks.

    Glad your surgery is over and you are on the mend. Don't be so hard on
    the gym......it CAN be fun. ;-)
    All Good Things,
    Maggie

  2. On 8 Mar 2005 09:10:03 -0800, "Maggie" <[email hidden]>

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    dgk said:

    Elbow surgery is over and supposedly went well. Only 5 more weeks
    until I can resume commuting by bike. Already I put away the halogen
    light. It was barely necessary the last few days before surgery and
    certainly won't be needed when I'm back. I have to remember to charge
    the battery every month or so since it's lead-acid.

    I have made one (1) successful visit to the gym. They have TVs on the
    NorticTrak things now. Just bring your own headphones. That almost
    makes it usable. Still a waste of time compared to commuting by bike.
    The whole idea of moving your feet and ending up in the same spot is


    a

    Quoted message said:

    bit odd. So is the concept of swimming back and forth in a pool. You
    end up the same place that you started! How absurd.

    My pre-op physical showed an HDL of 61. That is about 20 points


    higher

    Quoted message said:

    than when I started bike commuting. Stunning. It lowered my cornonary
    risk down to below normal from a previous high risk level. That can
    only be the biking. Only 5 more weeks.

    Glad your surgery is over and you are on the mend. Don't be so hard on
    the gym......it CAN be fun. ;-)
    All Good Things,
    Maggie

    Right! Let's face it, it's not the same as being on your bike, but
    here in these cold climes, we need them. I don't use the nordic track,
    i run on the treadmill, use the cross trainer and stairmaster, and of
    course, weight training. Take it for what it is, and use it to get you
    back into shape.

    Glad your surgery is sucessful. It's always a pain to be laid up,and
    last year I was where you are- laid up! Hey, did they give you good
    drugs?

    I actually just had a blood test, routine, and I found that my
    cholesterol is 4.3 (over 5.2 is high) and my HDL is 1.15 and LDL is
    2.88. Perfectly normal! I'm not overly obsessed with that but heart
    disease does run in the family, even if I may be a bit young to worry
    about it.

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