J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by brooksy

daved wrote:I am in the 9th week of my diet ..so far I have lost approx 28lb...The diet I am following is a bit boring but I am not hungry

breakfast is large...chicken steak with eggs and mushrooms and tomatoes followed by fresh fruit and no fat yoghurt..

lunch is general a salad with protein ..mackerel ,,or salmon or even beef burgers followed again by fresh fruit

supper is clear soup with some noodles ( my only carbs)and fresh fruit

little caffeine I drink hot water with lemon or decaf tea

I go to the gym most days (its addictive) a mixture of resistance and weights and intense CV

another 28lb to go :(

Sounds like a new wardrobe will be needed :shock:

I have Tinnitus so in effect I have to rely on 4 senses, unfortunately it not easy especially when daft boarders are tailgating you , which has happened to me on a number of occasions.
The one rule I consider to be most important for safety is for following skiers ect to pass without putting themselves & others at risk, this will not happen in my lifetime, it seems to get worse every year :evil:

bedrock barney wrote:Damage/injuries to:-

1. Knees

2. Wrists

3. Shoulders

4. Head

5. Hips

This is cheating as virtually the whole body is there, I think you have to state what the injuries are not just a location, am I right teacher? 8)

Falling off roof rack :shock:

Snapzzz wrote:

Iceman wrote:Writing a job application so I thought I would come here for inspiration.

Cant find any :roll:

Just put this:

Looking for a new challenge, works equally well alone or as part of a team ;-)

lol

Is it for Barclays -)

Does this work on knee joints, I have the skill , tools & materials on standby -)

Totally agree :thumbup:

Far Queue wrote:Personally, I would carry the skis inside the car and strap one of the passengers to the roof :shock:

:(

Oy I heard that :cry:

Safe Skiing Started by User in Ski Chatter, 12 Replies
I have Tinnitus so in effect I have to rely on 4 senses, unfortunately it not easy especially when daft boarders are tailgating you , which has happened to me on a number of occasions. The one rule I consider to be most important for safety is for following skiers ect to pass without putting themselves & others at risk, this will not happen in my lifetime, it seems to get worse every year :evil:

What are the FIVE most common ski injuries? Started by Pavelski in Ski Fitness, 11 Replies
bedrock barney wrote:Damage/injuries to:- 1. Knees 2. Wrists 3. Shoulders 4. Head 5. Hips This is cheating as virtually the whole body is there, I think you have to state what the injuries are not just a location, am I right teacher? 8)

The General Wibble Thread Started by User in Ski Chatter, 1939 Replies
Snapzzz wrote: Iceman wrote:Writing a job application so I thought I would come here for inspiration. Cant find any :roll: Just put this: Looking for a new challenge, works equally well alone or as part of a team ;-) lol Is it for Barclays -)

transporting ski's Started by User in Ski Chatter, 14 Replies
Does this work on knee joints, I have the skill , tools & materials on standby -)

Skiers Sought To Ride London Gondola This Saturday Started by User in Ski News, 10 Replies
Totally agree :thumbup:

transporting ski's Started by User in Ski Chatter, 14 Replies
Far Queue wrote:Personally, I would carry the skis inside the car and strap one of the passengers to the roof :shock: :( Oy I heard that :cry:

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