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Gestalt
Gestalt
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8 Jan 2011 9:00pm
anyone else starting to feel a bit stiff from all of this wind..
Bluedog76
Bluedog76
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8 Jan 2011 8:16pm
Brought a SUP and had a few goes in the surf.. Broke a rib on the rail...now I am sore
Macroscien
Macroscien
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8 Jan 2011 11:22pm
Indeed, third day in row of more then perfect winds/chop combination and sadly I had to finish early today.
After just two hours I had terrible cramps to my calves when water starting.
Usually appear when in the water and try to lift the leg on the board.
Any tips on cramps will be appreciated.
sausage
sausage
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8 Jan 2011 11:34pm
Macroscien said...

Any tips on cramps will be appreciated.



I believe you need to shave the pubic area and douse in petrol.......ooh you mean cramps
Macroscien
Macroscien
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8 Jan 2011 11:45pm
sausage said...

Macroscien said...

Any tips on cramps will be appreciated.



I believe you need to shave the pubic area and douse in petrol.......ooh you mean cramps


:( I switched from motorbike to windsurfing to save on petrol and you ask me again to walk to petrol station ?
Are you sure it helps? Should I use 98 octane or better alcohol mix?
upwind
upwind
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9 Jan 2011 7:16am
magnesium tablets work for cramps, there is a post in general about this , with an interesting link
wormy
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9 Jan 2011 9:59am
Gestalt said...

anyone else starting to feel a bit stiff from all of this wind..


Oh you poor barstard.
We are getting 33 degree heat. 90% humidy and no kn wind if I only I could throw rocks that far.
Haircut
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9 Jan 2011 11:17am
Gestalt said...

anyone else starting to feel a bit stiff from all of this wind..


too much wind in the bowel is known to put pressure on the prostate
Gestalt
Gestalt
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9 Jan 2011 11:57am
ouch bluedog, seems to be a popular injury this season. hope it heals quick.

wormy, i was going to say you could mail them to me and i can throw them at myself but i am having trouble lifting my elbows up above my head.

ditto to the magnesium tablets,
swoosh
swoosh
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9 Jan 2011 12:06pm
pack of sooks.

climber
climber
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9 Jan 2011 1:15pm
swoosh said...

pack of sooks.




will some one please pass the box of tissues around so every one can dry there eyes....


Gestalt
Gestalt
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9 Jan 2011 12:26pm
group hug
Haircut
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9 Jan 2011 6:41pm
it's ok, you are allowed to be sore....if you are sore and there are a few hours u can't account for, only then do you have reason to be worried
Gestalt
Gestalt
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9 Jan 2011 8:16pm
there were a lot of kiters there yesterday. maybe that accounts for it.

feel much better today, wind was 20-25knots so i ventured out for a short session to loosen up the muscles.

worked a treat. tomorrows 20-25 again, think i might miss it and go maybe tues or wednesday. 20-25 both those days also. [}:)]
actiomax
actiomax
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10 Jan 2011 6:21am
if my arms are getting sore are my harness lines to long ?
swoosh
swoosh
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10 Jan 2011 8:28am
how long are your harness lines?
Gestalt
Gestalt
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10 Jan 2011 9:08am
it could be that,

or it could be you need more outhaul if your back hand is taking too much pressure.
it could also be that your lines aren't ballanced with the centre of effort.
could also be your boom height is not working with your line length.

are you using a seat or waist harness?

for seat harness, grip the boom with your hand. the harness lines should be able to tounch you elbow or there abouts.
sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
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10 Jan 2011 10:49am
I haven't got the fitness to stay out long enough to get sore..in that way..I only have to look at a board for my neck to get sore..
I don't know how you go out several days running. I need a day or so off to recover..
actiomax
actiomax
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11 Jan 2011 8:26am
Its a seat harness gesalt every time i go out i seem to lift my boom a bit more & shortern my harness lines a bit more but last night had massive cramps in my legs when i got home got out of car & it started couldnt walk to the house for 5 mins Must say im happy with the way my water starts are improving
WindmanV
WindmanV
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11 Jan 2011 9:30am
Actionmax said: “…had massive cramps in my legs when I got home. Got out of car & it started. Couldn’t walk to the house for 5 mins”.

In my case, it has always been caused by sailing for long periods with an upright fin or changing from a wave board/wave fin back to a slalom board/upright fin. My solution was that, when changing back into street clothes after sailing, I rubbed in no-heat, no-odour, Dencorub around my ankles and leg muscles before the drive home. Cured my problem entirely.

AM, I can tell you that, at your age of 43, it’s only going to get worse. Isn’t that something to look forward to?
Haggar
Haggar
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11 Jan 2011 10:21am
upwind said...

magnesium tablets work for cramps, there is a post in general about this , with an interesting link


Endura sports drink which contains magnesium is also very effective if you get cramps during or after sailing,
Haggar
Haggar
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11 Jan 2011 10:22am
Anyways, being sore from sailing is the ducks guts
Gestalt
Gestalt
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11 Jan 2011 9:17pm
got a phone call today asking if i was going for a sail. aparently ALL of the locals had other things to do...

it doesn't take us long to take htings for granted does it.
actiomax
actiomax
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12 Jan 2011 8:41am
windman at my age it might get worse but that aint going to stop me .My father who is an avid snow skier at 70 has done every tripple black diamond run in aspan & vale so i must use that inherited determination and never let it stop me.He only took up skiing at 60.did have the magnisum tables & they seem to help .
KenHo
KenHo
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12 Jan 2011 10:02am
Sadly, the worst double blacks at Vail are not actually that hard, but good on yer grandad anyway. The Americans grade everything really soft to keep the doofi safe. THe ski-ing is nice, but it's not gnarly.
My ski-trip formula for keeping the legs going is 2 Nurofen in the morning, 2 Mersyndol at night, hot spa before apre and heaps of walking after to get the lactate out.
Getting really fit before we go is a bit plus too.
The same formula worked pretty well on the Maui trip as well.



actiomax said...

windman at my age it might get worse but that aint going to stop me .My father who is an avid snow skier at 70 has done every tripple black diamond run in aspan & vale so i must use that inherited determination and never let it stop me.He only took up skiing at 60.did have the magnisum tables & they seem to help .


sboardcrazy
sboardcrazy
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12 Jan 2011 11:47am
WindmanV said...

Actionmax said: “…had massive cramps in my legs when I got home. Got out of car & it started. Couldn’t walk to the house for 5 mins”.

In my case, it has always been caused by sailing for long periods with an upright fin or changing from a wave board/wave fin back to a slalom board/upright fin. My solution was that, when changing back into street clothes after sailing, I rubbed in no-heat, no-odour, Dencorub around my ankles and leg muscles before the drive home. Cured my problem entirely.

AM, I can tell you that, at your age of 43, it’s only going to get worse. Isn’t that something to look forward to?



Brings back memories.. years ago I worked in the post office in a big delivery depot with 50 odd posties..the day after a sail I'd be covered in dencorub..you should have heard the complaints!What's that smell!!???[}:)]
WindmanV
WindmanV
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12 Jan 2011 6:29pm
SBC,

I know that you are.....err.... no longer 21 and I'd hoped that you might see the post. I thought that maybe the Dencorub would help you after your fall-in gybes.

Have also tried the odiforous Dencorub, resulting in a work colleague's alergic reaction to the odour. The non-odour product overcame that matter. If you haven't already, you might care to try it.
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