J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

Trencher wrote:But then there's the people who don't use bike tracks anyway...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYIKfEU8yl8

Trencher

that's pretty darn impressive!

Smaller in size, Adele. Definitely not height! I'm a really diddy 5'2", 38 years old and within the "ideal" bracket on the wii fit bmi test (which, I would add, is a rather large bracket!).

That's quite a lot of information I think!

Blimey, haven't logged on for 3 or 4 days and it takes another 3 or 4 days to catch up...

Tony_H wrote:Correct on both accounts, and it actually does help the muscle as you massage it in, as oppose to giving you a short sharp blast. I believe Caron got some to help with her knee. Give it a try.

I did get some and loved it. My calf muscle was really sore post-op and it really was a relief, nice and dry too.

Do you know, I thought the same when I first put my avatar up. Sorry about that Adele, I didn't mean to copy you :D

Isn't it funny what girls are like - I think Adele is much smaller than me!

My eldest has had a massive growth spurt so it's all new kit for him and nothing for me this year :cry:

When do tk maxx start stocking?

Well done Jan. I feel very humble :|

It's ironic that out of all the things we do one of the most enjoyable is cycling. How many bikes could you buy for the cost of a ps3???

My life is all about my boys. They ski, sail, play football, tennis, swim, go on 10 mile bike rides, study (both way above average in their sats this year [y2 and 6]), go to theme parks, go to nice restaurants with us, travel to cities, etc, etc, etc.

Because they've got a ps3 and we allow them to play it for a few hours a week does that make us bad parents?