Run away he's got a towelMulger bill wrote:And a cup of tea...Kalgrm wrote:... but don't forget your towel.
Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life?
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Re: Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life
Postby Mbike23 » Thu Jan 21, 2016 8:28 pm
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Re: Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life
Postby Mulger bill » Fri Jan 22, 2016 6:43 pm
What if he's got a pointed stick?Mbike23 wrote:Run away he's got a towelMulger bill wrote:And a cup of tea...Kalgrm wrote:... but don't forget your towel.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life
Postby foo on patrol » Fri Jan 22, 2016 7:21 pm
Cover ya eyes and don't bend over!Mulger bill wrote:What if he's got a pointed stick?
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Re: Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life
Postby eeksll » Sun Jan 24, 2016 1:47 pm
as part of a running group, just about everyone "air drys" at the end of a run. I have only ever seen a towel at the end of a run a handful of times. I rarely towel off after a run, I find that if I "need" to I will probably sweat another bucket load straight away.
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Re: Sweat from Indoor trainer lead to problems later in life
Postby ColinOldnCranky » Sun Jan 24, 2016 8:21 pm
MikesBytes is on the mark. There is too much old-school palaver that has been handed down to us as fact by our well-meaning elders. Alternating cold and hot compresses after you sprain your ankle springs to mind.
Another: People think that the current first aid treatment of snakes that is at variance with the dangerous practices our elders handed to us forty years ago is a NEW development when my St Johns Ambo First Aid 1979 is almost exactly what is currently espoused but good old grand dad would still have been telling usrecently to cut along the length of the limb, to suck out the venom and to apply a tight tourniquet.
Dr Google just makes it even harder to sort truth from fiction.
When someone prefaces an explanation with the words "common sense" in these matters my BS detector ups it's sensitivity just a little. Common sense may be common as in lots of people think it is so. But it is not necessarily right. "Common sense" is a lazy argument that, too often flies in the face of evidence and is a poor substitute for it.
Another: People think that the current first aid treatment of snakes that is at variance with the dangerous practices our elders handed to us forty years ago is a NEW development when my St Johns Ambo First Aid 1979 is almost exactly what is currently espoused but good old grand dad would still have been telling usrecently to cut along the length of the limb, to suck out the venom and to apply a tight tourniquet.
Dr Google just makes it even harder to sort truth from fiction.
When someone prefaces an explanation with the words "common sense" in these matters my BS detector ups it's sensitivity just a little. Common sense may be common as in lots of people think it is so. But it is not necessarily right. "Common sense" is a lazy argument that, too often flies in the face of evidence and is a poor substitute for it.
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