The Aussie Thread- Part 4
#2676
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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Originally Posted by berny
Researchers at the Cardiovascular Centre at the University Hospital, Zurich, recently found that a caffeine dose corresponding to two cups of coffee (200mg) significantly reduced exercised-induced myocardial blood flow during cycling.
Prolonged high doses also affects sleeping patterns, which means poor recovery.
#2677
sundy hopeful
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Sydney, Australia
Bikes: Connondale MTB, Malvern Star (historic) Orbea, GT (newest)
So what's the word on Creatine? My doc recons I should be using it.
#2678
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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The word on creatine is that there is no word yet. Very few products claim to have it (Growling Dog bars are one). The werd from AIS is "not really recommended for general use as the benefits and risks are not entirely understood"
https://www.australiandoctor.com.au/news/f0/0c0362f0.asp
https://www.australiandoctor.com.au/news/f0/0c0362f0.asp
#2679
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Originally Posted by berny
So what's the word on Creatine? My doc recons I should be using it.
Ed lifts weights he might know.
#2680
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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Berny, are you sure the doc didn't say "Glucosamine and Chondroitin"?
Last edited by jock; 02-09-06 at 03:00 PM.
#2681
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Heras is gooorne! Denis Menchov inherits Vuelta win.
https://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?...b06/feb09news2
https://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?...b06/feb09news2
#2682
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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O. M. G.
https://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.a...001023,00.html
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
https://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.a...001023,00.html
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
#2683
Originally Posted by pshaw
Picking up the new/old Daccordi next week. Pics will follow. Looks like it's running;
Mavic rims
Campag Record hubs
Dia-compe brakes & 105 levers
Capag downshifters
Dura-ace EX front/rear/cranks
Suntour fluted seatpost
So the question is, whats the best option for restore?
Sould I paint it and remake the decals? or leave it as is?
& what about the weird mix of shim/campy?
Would look nice with EX brakes and an offset frame/lugs paintjob?
Education welcome..!
Mavic rims
Campag Record hubs
Dia-compe brakes & 105 levers
Capag downshifters
Dura-ace EX front/rear/cranks
Suntour fluted seatpost
So the question is, whats the best option for restore?
Sould I paint it and remake the decals? or leave it as is?
& what about the weird mix of shim/campy?
Would look nice with EX brakes and an offset frame/lugs paintjob?
Education welcome..!

On a side note, either that dream I had last night was real or I have some kinda swimming/biking injury 'cause man my arse hurts this morning.
I'll have to do some googling medical research to find out what it is, feels like a constantly stiff hammy in my left butt.And in case you haven't read back a bit, I'm in for the Dirtworks, just gotta start training for it now !!
#2684
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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Try this out and see if it helps.
https://www.exrx.net/Stretches/Gluteu...us/Seated.html
Stretch your ITB's as well. If it's really bad you might need a young physio-type girl to give it a good old fashioned rub
https://www.exrx.net/Stretches/Gluteu...us/Seated.html
Stretch your ITB's as well. If it's really bad you might need a young physio-type girl to give it a good old fashioned rub
#2685
Ochayethenoo
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From: Green Point, NSW
Bikes: Lemond MJ Classic, Klein Palomino, Felt TK2 Track, Daccordi vintage
Originally Posted by climbo
feels like a constantly stiff hammy in my left butt.
Chiro made it all feel straight!
Stretching has been helping
Base miles feel good
Sprinting feels bad.
Dont let Jock tell you 6 inches of snarl will help
#2687
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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No, but I can describe pretty easy:
Sit on the floor with legs out straight.
Bend one leg and cross it over the other leg, placing the foot next to the knee.
Grab the knee that is now raised with both hands and push the knee inwards at 90deg.
You should feel your ITB stretching down near you hip joint.
Don't forget to massage the (unstretched) ITB near the knee, where it joins the tendons. Very hard to stretch that bit, so dig away. Best done sitting on a chair using massage oil or deep heat.
Here's a pic. Pull in the direction of the red arrow. You should feel most effect in the area marked with blue:
Sit on the floor with legs out straight.
Bend one leg and cross it over the other leg, placing the foot next to the knee.
Grab the knee that is now raised with both hands and push the knee inwards at 90deg.
You should feel your ITB stretching down near you hip joint.
Don't forget to massage the (unstretched) ITB near the knee, where it joins the tendons. Very hard to stretch that bit, so dig away. Best done sitting on a chair using massage oil or deep heat.
Here's a pic. Pull in the direction of the red arrow. You should feel most effect in the area marked with blue:
Last edited by jock; 02-09-06 at 03:58 PM.
#2688
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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This ITB stretch gets deeper into the glutes. The hand under the knee controls the direction and force of the stretch. The hand under the ankle controls the angle of femur rotation, allowing you to target a very wide range of specific areas.
#2689
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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by jock
Here's a pic. Pull in the direction of the red arrow. You should feel most effect in the area marked with blue:
#2690
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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Give them a try. See if your boss thinks their perverse too once you're done
#2692
Ochayethenoo
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From: Green Point, NSW
Bikes: Lemond MJ Classic, Klein Palomino, Felt TK2 Track, Daccordi vintage
That looks just like it. What is the model? Where did ya get the pic?
Is that one lugged? cant really tell...
Is that one lugged? cant really tell...
#2693
that is a 90's model supposedly, it is lugged, track specific though, yours is a roadie that will accomodate a a fixed set-up with the semi-horiz dropsouts.
Check the fixedgeargallery for more goodness....like this
Check the fixedgeargallery for more goodness....like this
Last edited by climbo; 02-09-06 at 05:10 PM.
#2694
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
Bikes: 8 bikes - one for each day of the week!
Hey, we arrived safely. Stopped in Auckland for a beer, it's all good.
Cheers.
Cheers.
#2695
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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G'Day Expat. Seems funny talking to someone who's now living in the past. It's only 5:00pm yesterday over there, right?
Nothing's changed in here, just been a bit quieter for a couple of days
Good to see part one of the epic journey is over without any dramas or arrests.
Nothing's changed in here, just been a bit quieter for a couple of days

Good to see part one of the epic journey is over without any dramas or arrests.
#2696
Ochayethenoo
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From: Green Point, NSW
Bikes: Lemond MJ Classic, Klein Palomino, Felt TK2 Track, Daccordi vintage
Originally Posted by Expatriate
Hey, we arrived safely. Stopped in Auckland for a beer, it's all good.
Cheers.
Cheers.
#2697
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From: Bathurst oz
Bludy yankee blowins...
Glad your plane didn't crash.
Glad your plane didn't crash.
#2699
Aluminium Crusader :-)

Joined: Apr 2004
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Originally Posted by badsac
Those images look perverse. 

#2700
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
yeah, talk about Karma Sutra 




