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Thom Davies
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by Thom Davies » Tue, Oct 28 2008, 9:37PM
Hey How's it going?
We run a warm up program every morning for 15 mins. Just wondering if cos its getting warmer should i still do it for 15 mins or shorten it or not even do it when its summer.
Thanks
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by Damon Nabors » Wed, Oct 29 2008, 8:26AM
Thom,
Can you sent me a drum of that warm air? It got down into the 30's last night in Memphis.
Looks like I am going to have to do a warm up program on myself for the next 4 months.
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by Thom Davies » Wed, Oct 29 2008, 1:56PM
Or you could just come down to NZ 4 the summer time! LOL
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by Damon Nabors » Wed, Oct 29 2008, 1:58PM
Is there plenty of work?
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by Thom Davies » Wed, Oct 29 2008, 1:59PM
we do. Dont know about others.
But we use the metric system thou! LOL
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by Damon Nabors » Wed, Oct 29 2008, 3:55PM
No problem 25.4mm = 1", after that I am lost.
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by DanEpps » Thu, Oct 30 2008, 6:02AM
Damon Nabors wrote: No problem 25.4mm = 1", after that I am lost.
Its really simple: 1mm = 1mm, 1cm = 1cm, 1m = 1m and 1km = 1km.
That's the reason we could never get metric to work here in the states--everyone still wants to convert metric to imperial.
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by Damon Nabors » Thu, Oct 30 2008, 7:06AM
Thanks Dan, It all makes since now.
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