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snides8
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19 Feb 2008 11:26pm
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What does "work" mean



work is the break you have between sailing sessions..
elmo
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19 Feb 2008 11:27pm
snides8 said...

nebbian said...

snides8 said...

sorry guys





ohh well yesterdays heroes well done guys!! trying to better that means subjecting one self to a whole lot a pain

Elmo i still stand by my(bold) prediction


So you are skiving of for an afternoon sail tomorrow then

hardie
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19 Feb 2008 11:33pm
snides8 said...
trying to better that means subjecting one self to a whole lot a pain




How bad do you guyz wannit

Who ever wins this years challenge is gonna have to feel tolerate and sustain PAIN!
snides8
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19 Feb 2008 11:34pm
elmo said...

snides8 said...

nebbian said...

snides8 said...

sorry guys





ohh well yesterdays heroes well done guys!! trying to better that means subjecting one self to a whole lot a pain

Elmo i still stand by my(bold) prediction


So you are skiving of for an afternoon sail tomorrow then




no i will skip the pain thanks......cant speak for the other srm dudes though....
Ado....think its time for you to step up to the distance plate my boy!!!!
claude.....sic em!
hardie
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19 Feb 2008 11:39pm
Think of the paIN Decrepit and nebbs put themselves thru today, They both had 2 epic sails yesterday, out in the ocean wavesailing for 2 to 3 hours, then subjecting themselves to 2 to 3 hours of nuclear winds and bloody chop at Hardies, then they front up today in on off gusty conditions, grovelling for huge periods, and ranking up an ave of 130+kms, now that's pain, HUGE EFFORT GUYZ
nebbian
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19 Feb 2008 11:42pm
Pain can be mitigated with the secret-mens-business remedy:

Beer


Seriously I could have done another hour if I hadn't broken the board, the wind was absolutely perfect, the water was lovely and smooth for both gybes and tacks, and that was the first time I'd ever hit a board with my harness hook. Totally bummed that I had to stop
snides8
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19 Feb 2008 11:46pm
hardie said...

Think of the paIN Decrepit and nebbs put themselves thru today, They both had 2 epic sails yesterday, out in the ocean wavesailing for 2 to 3 hours, then subjecting themselves to 2 to 3 hours of nuclear winds and bloody chop at Hardies, then they front up today in on off gusty conditions, grovelling for huge periods, and ranking up an ave of 130+kms, now that's pain, HUGE EFFORT GUYZ


yep awesome effort guys keep it up...
just as a matter of interest did the guys add their wave sess km's to there speed sess yesterday? if not you may have been in front yesterday
nebbian
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19 Feb 2008 11:49pm
snides8 said...
just as a matter of interest did the guys add their wave sess km's to there speed sess yesterday? if not you may have been in front yesterday



What? Wear a GPS in the waves? Wash your mouth out with soap, young man!
hardie
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19 Feb 2008 11:49pm
snides8 said...

[just as a matter of interest did the guys add their wave sess km's to there speed sess yesterday? if not you may have been in front yesterday


No they didn't........... you don't take gps's out in 2.5 to 3m swell

But interesting point never thought about that as an option?
snides8
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19 Feb 2008 11:56pm
hardie said...

snides8 said...

[just as a matter of interest did the guys add their wave sess km's to there speed sess yesterday? if not you may have been in front yesterday


No they didn't........... you don't take gps's out in 2.5 to 3m swell

But interesting point never thought about that as an option?


yeah spose its not such a good look although by all accounts Ado and Pd did a fair bit of sailing yesterday in swell that size...cost Pd his gps how ever
decrepit
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20 Feb 2008 12:10am
Must admit it did cross my mind, but I think I caused a leak in my old aquapack at corros, when I tried backlooping my speed board, for some reason a 5.5 slalom sail doesn't rotate the same way as a wave sail. Under rotated and landed nose first. My right shoulder with pack on it was probably first part of me to hit the water. Think that compressed the air inside and blew that very small seam right at the top. With my new one, I squeeze out as much as I can before sealing it.

Decided yesterday, not to risk it, a rinse in the waves can do anything.
AUS1111
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20 Feb 2008 11:33am
Huge respect to the guys that sail massive distances - it one of those things that you don't imagine to be that hard until you try to do it.

There are so many things you can run out of; time, wind, energy, equipment...

Well done guys, and great to see some real team spirit. There is some real rivalry building up here - I love it!

It's a new thing in an individual sport and I reckon it really adds something.
AUS1111
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20 Feb 2008 12:03pm
BTW Snides, sadly I may have had my last sail until April as this week looks dodgy and I will be OS (non-windsurfing) for all of March.

I do have something up my sleeve for Perth's windless months of April / May which may come in very handy for Team SRM though...
snides8
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20 Feb 2008 3:21pm
AUS1111 said...

BTW Snides, sadly I may have had my last sail until April as this week looks dodgy and I will be OS (non-windsurfing) for all of March.

I do have something up my sleeve for Perth's windless months of April / May which may come in very handy for Team SRM though...


good....i hope you get some wind over there
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