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  1. I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

  2. Triman said:

    I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

    that is why god invented running. When the water is too cold, you go
    out for a jog instead.

    Andres

  3. Quoted message said:
    Triman said:

    I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

    that is why god invented running. When the water is too cold, you go
    out for a jog instead.

    Andres

    God didn't invent running. It was a litte short balding guy named Bud
    in Minneapolis who got tired of winter and thought it would be great to
    pound some snow into ground. The idea worked so well, that soon all
    his neighbors were doing it. They decided to do it year round to keep
    their muscles in shape for pounding snow in the winter. The idea
    spread and today it's a worldwide fad. And, that's the honest to to
    God truth.

    Cheers, Doug

  4. Quoted message said:
    Triman said:

    I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

    that is why god invented running. When the water is too cold, you go
    out for a jog instead.

    Andres

    God didn't invent running. It was a litte short balding guy named Bud
    in Minneapolis who got tired of winter and thought it would be great to
    pound some snow into ground. The idea worked so well, that soon all
    his neighbors were doing it. They decided to do it year round to keep
    their muscles in shape for pounding snow in the winter. The idea
    spread and today it's a worldwide fad. And, that's the honest to to
    God truth.

    Cheers, Doug

  5. Who invented land rowing? That is what I did on Monday when the pool was too
    cold for me. I got out and used a rower and had no problems staying warm!

    Marainne

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    Triman said:

    I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

    that is why god invented running. When the water is too cold, you go
    out for a jog instead.

    Andres

  6. Who invented land rowing? That is what I did on Monday when the pool was too
    cold for me. I got out and used a rower and had no problems staying warm!

    Marainne

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

    Quoted message said:


    Triman said:

    I was glad when the heater at the y where i swim broke the other
    day,because they usually keep the water at 89 degrees, before they got
    it fixed it got into the low 70ts and it was hard to get started(it
    wasnt hard to get started it was hard to get the nerve to get in)
    Have a great training day
    The Alabama Tri-man
    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

    that is why god invented running. When the water is too cold, you go
    out for a jog instead.

    Andres

  7. I did that a lot of days when i just didnt have the nerve to get in the
    water.
    triman

    http://www.tri-mansworldmailboxofficesupply.com/index.html

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