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TP
26-Nov-2006, 14:33
As it says, could be anything from losing weight, eating healthy etc to shaving weight off the bike, fitting that lightened flywheel ;)

:D

Me, I've lost a bit of weight recently and I plan to lose a bit more and get some cardio fitness about me. Also do some core strength and hip flexibility.

Need to get my suit sorted out with a few things for fit and stretch in the right area's. Need some new gloves and need to fix a hole in the outer skin of my right boot. Daytona's nothing better.

Gaudix I'm going to spend some time working on my head and a few other things ;) and just generally get the bike to fit me. Fortunately I don't have to worry too much else about the bike because the prep in Team Louigi Moto/OD2 is second to none.

What's your prep?

TP
26-Nov-2006, 14:37
I couldn't be arsed doing anything so I'm gonna rely heavily on natural talent ;)

Righto Ian, you get in there son!

;)

TP
26-Nov-2006, 14:46
Corona is healthy, well it comes with fruit so it must be !

Exactly! :D

Don't get me wrong, there will always be a place for beer in my flat :)

I also need to finish fixing my shoulder and ankle. Ideally I'd like to get a game of rugby in before the end of the season, that'll sort me out! I'll try not to hurt myself :eek:

couchcommando
26-Nov-2006, 15:03
With all the mountain biking and off roading I'm doing I'll be the fittest I've ever been for the start of the season, will pay dividends for spectating I guess lol

kye
26-Nov-2006, 15:37
I've been scrapping money for my new bike together and looking for sponsors lol

Loosing a little weight from not being able to afford food too, works wonders this living on your own

Got a mate now whos dad seems to know a lot of people and is quite good at getting sponsors so hes going to give me a hand and some tips too

Grib
26-Nov-2006, 15:49
Doing a few (OK, a lot of) miles on the Mountain bikes and building stamina. Trying to lose a bit of weight by not snacking etc....and all for nothing :( If I was racing next year, I'd be in pretty good form for it...ho-hum.

domski
26-Nov-2006, 16:07
Ummmm... this winter I will mostly be working my nuts off!!

Can't say anymore than that though - Spies everywhere :ninja:

kye
26-Nov-2006, 16:10
Ummmm... this winter I will mostly be ****ing my nuts off!!

Thats pretty much all you've done this year innit? :lol:

domski
26-Nov-2006, 16:18
Thats pretty much all you've done this year innit? :lol:

Always do plenty of that sonny Jim.

How many races did you win again?

:frog: :lol:

boggy 8
26-Nov-2006, 16:35
1. Prep my bike myself.
2. Lost 1 stone still got 1 to loose.
3. Gym 3 times a week.
4. Mx riding once a week.

Chaz
26-Nov-2006, 16:45
(I will mostly be working)

You said that word,but do you understand the meaning;):D

domski
26-Nov-2006, 16:50
(I will mostly be working)

You said that word,but do you understand the meaning;):D

It's like sleeping isn't it?

:roll:

TP
26-Nov-2006, 17:16
Did I mention I'll be hiring a very fast stunt double?

:D

CK
26-Nov-2006, 17:17
Did I mention I'll be hiring a very fast stunt double?

:D

is that for Brands then TP?:D

TP
26-Nov-2006, 17:19
is that for Brands then TP?:D

Oh here we go :rolleyes:

CK
26-Nov-2006, 17:20
Oh here we go :rolleyes:

you asked for that m'dear:D :p

you shouldnt have put the word 'stunt';)

domski
26-Nov-2006, 17:26
'stunt'

Sounds like... :o

TP
26-Nov-2006, 17:27
I was positively begging for it :rolleyes:
Never gets tiring I suppose!

Anyhoo ... I'll also be measuring myself on my times to see if I improve from previous times at tracks and trying to be more consistent ... it's gonna be tight next year and I just want to keep improving, if I can do that I'll be happy :)

Chaz
26-Nov-2006, 18:08
It's like sleeping isn't it?

:roll:

Almost.;)

phil_h
26-Nov-2006, 19:53
I'm looking at css dates already :roll:
Unfortunately ... the first 2 days are the monday/tuesday immediately after the (probable) brands season opener :rolleyes:
Dont know whether to book and just cope with the flak when herself finds out I'll be at racetracks for 4 days in a row :(

Its really nice being able to start working my fitness up already - its wonderful this not-crashing lark ;)
I think I'll try and keep that idea going next year :lol:

andys 900ss
26-Nov-2006, 22:17
I've been back in the pool just a week now, as my shoulder was worse than first thought from my off at Cadders... Its our manic season with swimming now until March so it gonna be a hard slog to get fit again.

As for the bike, just finished fitting a super-charger............oops, did I say that out loud??

583's nearly ready for its makeover and the 620 is still in 4-boxes... ;)

Andy

domski
26-Nov-2006, 22:46
I've been in the pool for a whole week

I wondered where you got to! You must look like this...

http://blogs.warwick.ac.uk/images/ccarter/2005/04/22/prune.jpg

Hurry up and send me some content for your website - I'm skint over here!

:lol:

;)

skidlids
26-Nov-2006, 22:46
2. Lost 1 stone still got 1 to loose.
3. Gym 3 times a week.
4. Mx riding once a week.


I'm doing none of the above

I should be concentrating on building up a race fund, but i'm spending it as fast as I can earn it at the moment but at least the garage is water tight again

domski
26-Nov-2006, 22:49
at least the garage is water tight again

So you've built an indoor swimming pool?

Everyone is taking this waaaaaaaaay too seriously :lol: :lol: :lol:

ericthered40
26-Nov-2006, 23:00
2054

2055

2056


Same as last year only stricter :D

domski
26-Nov-2006, 23:08
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

skidlids
26-Nov-2006, 23:10
So you've built an indoor swimming pool?


The opposite< I got rid of the in garage swiming pool, as Andy 900SS knows where I live I was worried he would be around using it for training all the time :)

skidlids
26-Nov-2006, 23:12
Same as last year only stricter :D

Trouble with that method Eric is its not cost effective, the harder you train the more costly it gets

ericthered40
26-Nov-2006, 23:32
Tell me about it mate.

Right back at it, can't waste any time :devil: :devil: :devil:2057

domski
27-Nov-2006, 00:37
Tell me about it mate.

Right back at it, can't waste any time :devil: :devil: :devil:2057

Were you training in Kev's garage last week Eric?

WeeJohnyB
27-Nov-2006, 13:42
after the comments of a certain person about the picture of me in Pronto, I will be concentrating on looking good.

In my defence

Guy was using a zoom lens
I had a copy of Twist of the Wrist stuffed down my front
My back protector has a large protusion at the front
The leathers were tailormade 4 years ago before my extensive stomach building exercise regime
I was leaning over at the time
I was breathing in at the time
My schedule for that week was 'hair'
I usually need advance notice to stick my chest out which compensates for my stomach
I have deliberately 'bulked up' so as not to be out of sync with the rest of the No Limits team

NotSoWeeJohnyB

psychlist
27-Nov-2006, 13:55
This winter I'll be mainly riding my bike ;)

CK
27-Nov-2006, 13:57
I have deliberately 'bulked up' so as not to be out of sync with the rest of the No Limits team

NotSoWeeJohnyB

shame:(




:p :lol:

C, 'thinking' about losing some weight.................

NBs996
27-Nov-2006, 14:17
A very strict regime of gathering, resting, or even hibernation until Feb.
I was considering sorting myself out with some css, but realised I'd probably get Perrin as my instructor and he'd teach me to go slower just to **** me off. So will have to pay WJB and his well fed friends a visit instead.

As for the bike... not my job guv!

TP
27-Nov-2006, 14:25
A very strict regime of gathering, resting, or even hibernation until Feb.
I was considering sorting myself out with some css, but realised I'd probably get Perrin as my instructor and he'd teach me to go slower just to **** me off. So will have to pay WJB and his well fed friends a visit instead.

As for the bike... not my job guv!

:p

You could always ask for a different coach?

NBs996
27-Nov-2006, 14:35
:p

You could always ask for a different coach?

Was kidding of corse... I'd have no problem with you as my coach Mr P :)

trouty
27-Nov-2006, 15:50
eating n drinking aplenty :)

couchcommando
27-Nov-2006, 16:16
A very strict regime of gathering, resting, or even hibernation until Feb.
I was considering sorting myself out with some css, but realised I'd probably get Perrin as my instructor and he'd teach me to go slower just to **** me off. So will have to pay WJB and his well fed friends a visit instead.

As for the bike... not my job guv!

No he wouldn't he'd get you to his speed....oh yeh see what you mean lol ;)

Scooter916
27-Nov-2006, 16:45
eating n drinking aplenty :)
Yep me too, whats the point of training now when its crimbo in a month and partys aplenty.........
Plus i wouldnt have a new years resolution if i started now.

domski
27-Nov-2006, 18:17
after the comments of a certain person about the picture of me in Pronto, I will be concentrating on looking good.

In my leathers

Guy was using a zoom lens
I had a copy of Twist of the Wrist stuffed down my front
My back protector has a large protusion at the front
The leathers were tailormade 4 years ago before my extensive stomach building exercise regime
I was leaning over at the time
I was breathing in at the time
My schedule for that week was 'hair'
I usually need advance notice to stick my chest out which compensates for my stomach
I have deliberately 'bulked up' so as not to be out of sync with the rest of the No Limits team

NotSoWeeJohnyB

Certain people can be so cruel can't they!!!! :saint:

Wub you really :D

mjbayley
27-Nov-2006, 20:17
This Winter,

Oi shall mostly be finnishin number 112 !

(and eatin more PIES !!!!)

TP
27-Nov-2006, 23:13
No he wouldn't he'd get you to his speed....oh yeh see what you mean lol ;)

Oi! Pish off!

Bastid ... ;)

TP
27-Nov-2006, 23:14
Was kidding of corse... I'd have no problem with you as my coach Mr P :)

So get booking! :D

Murray Mint
28-Nov-2006, 08:03
Getting my shoulder operation done, god I love BUPA.

Chaz
28-Nov-2006, 08:07
Getting my shoulder operation done, god I love BUPA.

Had mine done 3years ago wish I hadn't.

TP
28-Nov-2006, 09:02
Had mine done through BUPA two years ago and still haven't recovered - most of that is down to me though. One bit of advice Murray, make sure you do your physio properly!

The consultant tightened the front of my shoulder capsule, to help prevent the shoulder dislocating again, and if you don't do your physio properly it starts to pull everything out of alignment and causes other flow-on problems.

domski
28-Nov-2006, 09:24
One bit of advice Murray, make sure you do your physio properly!

TOTALLY AGREE!!!!!!!!

I didn't bother with much after I broke my arm on Mike Atack's exhaust, and my arm is still rubbish 2 years on.

Physio, physio and more phsyio!

;)

kye
28-Nov-2006, 09:31
Yup, again when I broke my wrist wheelying my moped into a wall, I never had any physio and it plays me up all the time now

Murray Mint
28-Nov-2006, 09:35
Had mine done through BUPA two years ago and still haven't recovered - most of that is down to me though. One bit of advice Murray, make sure you do your physio properly!

The consultant tightened the front of my shoulder capsule, to help prevent the shoulder dislocating again, and if you don't do your physio properly it starts to pull everything out of alignment and causes other flow-on problems.

Had my right shoulder done 3 years ago and I've never looked back, yes I did all my physio cause I'm a good boy.

TP
28-Nov-2006, 09:36
Had my right shoulder done 3 years ago and I've never looked back, yes I did all my physio cause I'm a good boy.

Bloody nerd! ;)

domski
28-Nov-2006, 14:07
I'm a good boy.

Always had you down as a gayer!

:frog: