The Jeptoo exception is one hell of an exception
The Jeptoo exception is one hell of an exception
I would wonder about benefits of increased oxygen too.
I would think they would look for a flat loop course that had a predominant tail wind on a portion of the course but shelter on the other portions to protect from headwinds.
a pain in the weltschmerz wrote:
I would wonder about benefits of increased oxygen too.
I would think they would look for a flat loop course that had a predominant tail wind on a portion of the course but shelter on the other portions to protect from headwinds.
Run the 'thon on a North-South lying track with the start going southwards. Build a shelter around the back stretch to shield it from the Northern head wind.
Wait for a stormy day.
Mike Ross no need for that . Renato is making a reasonable argument . Yours is hardly such. People reading all this should perhaps look at this article which appeared in the Times last July about epo. . I'm sure Renato will find it interesting.
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Renato please ignore these idiots. We apologize on their behalf.
+1
I would really hate for these nonsense trolls to scare away one of the best resources this website has.
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