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stephec
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I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
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tommo
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No No No, its a sign that your body needs a good pounding with some mega hard intervals , infact i'd add another 10 on just to be on the safe side ! f.f.s 
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 9:37 am Post subject: Re: Training With a Sore Throat? |
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I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
Rest and recover. Hot honey and lemon helps. Manuka honey is good too.
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Don't ride, get over it, plenty of time to train.
Oh btw, MTFU. |
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tommo
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 9:51 am Post subject: Re: Training With a Sore Throat? |
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| KJ wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
Rest and recover. Hot honey and lemon helps. Manuka honey is good too. |
It works better if you add fresh ginger some echineacea , followed by two cloves of Garlic then half an Onion , then quickly neck a yoghurt , repeat every 3hrs , and you'll be right as rain the day after .
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mattr
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 10:04 am Post subject: Re: Training With a Sore Throat? |
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| tommo wrote: |
| KJ wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
Rest and recover. Hot honey and lemon helps. Manuka honey is good too. |
It works better if you add fresh ginger some echineacea , followed by two cloves of Garlic then half an Onion , then quickly neck a yoghurt , repeat every 3hrs , and you'll be right as rain the day after . |
and a stone heavier........ |
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JONNO
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 11:19 am Post subject: Re: Training With a Sore Throat? |
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| tommo wrote: |
| KJ wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
Rest and recover. Hot honey and lemon helps. Manuka honey is good too. |
It works better if you add fresh ginger some echineacea , followed by two cloves of Garlic then half an Onion , then quickly neck a yoghurt , repeat every 3hrs , and you'll be right as rain the day after . |
You forgot the newts claws and hair of toad.
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KJ
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Onions boiled in milk. Drink milk and eat the onions. At least that's what my maternal grandfather said 
Alliums are natural antiseptics so maybe he had a point.
Yeah, yeah. I know if I'd been living in Manningtree when Matthew Hopkins was around rather than centuries afterwards I'd have been thrown in the Stour, floated and burned at the stake. 
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Onions boiled in milk. Drink milk and eat the onions. At least that's what my maternal grandfather said
Alliums are natural antiseptics so maybe he had a point.
Yeah, yeah. I know if I'd been living in Manningtree when Matthew Hopkins was around rather than centuries afterwards I'd have been thrown in the Stour, floated and burned at the stake. |
Just buy some fucking Strepsils and stop fannying about
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Onions boiled in milk. Drink milk and eat the onions. At least that's what my maternal grandfather said
Alliums are natural antiseptics so maybe he had a point.
Yeah, yeah. I know if I'd been living in Manningtree when Matthew Hopkins was around rather than centuries afterwards I'd have been thrown in the Stour, floated and burned at the stake. |
Harsh, but fair..
If you try to train through a sore throat it will just linger on and on in my experience. A spoonfull of set honey straight out of the jar is the best fix I have found. You can feel it relieving the soreness as it reaches the inflamed bits. Well, that and a handfull of paracetamols.
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stephec
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Thanks to all, I thought thast might be the case. 
A couple of glasses of port tonight should ease it hopefully. |
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tommo
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Thanks to all, I thought thast might be the case.
A couple of glasses of port tonight should ease it hopefully. |
poof
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 6:43 pm Post subject: Re: Training With a Sore Throat? |
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| mattr wrote: |
| tommo wrote: |
| KJ wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
I've read somwhere that it's a no no, but is that true?
For those familiar with Pete Reed's Black Book, I was due to do the midweek power session week three today.
Is it put my feet up time?
And before I get any poofter type man flu replies from the ladies I genuinely can hardly speak! |
Rest and recover. Hot honey and lemon helps. Manuka honey is good too. |
It works better if you add fresh ginger some echineacea , followed by two cloves of Garlic then half an Onion , then quickly neck a yoghurt , repeat every 3hrs , and you'll be right as rain the day after . |
and a stone heavier........ |
And surrounded by sick.
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stephec
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Thanks to all, I thought thast might be the case.
A couple of glasses of port tonight should ease it hopefully. |
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Twenty three minutes before you came up with that one, you're slow today. |
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spooky
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| stephec wrote: |
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Thanks to all, I thought thast might be the case.
A couple of glasses of port tonight should ease it hopefully. |
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Twenty three minutes before you came up with that one, you're slow today. |
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spooky
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| spooky wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
| tommo wrote: |
| stephec wrote: |
Thanks to all, I thought thast might be the case.
A couple of glasses of port tonight should ease it hopefully. |
poof |
Twenty three minutes before you came up with that one, you're slow today. |
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1 mins,
beat that |
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Evening - Ginger wine and brandy (brandy mack), sip it slowly, works every time.
Daytime - Strepsils and plenty of OJ or Cranbury
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