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w00t 200th post on this thread!

To answer your question, 4 times a week for x-country and 2 times a week for sprint training. Plus i go to the gym twice a week.

You?

8 to 10, two hour sessions with 1, 1 hour gym session. first hour every tuesday and thursday morning is dryland (a type of gym (for the uneducated)

I am so proud. My thread... 11 pages... My my how it has grown...

I deem the winner of this competition to be Christopher, though I would win had I been involved.

I'm talking 2 hours of football training twice a week, which mostly involves running, and another 2 hours playing a match each Saturday. Tennis training for club 1.5 hours twice a week, and two matches every Saturday which normally go for about an hour. Oh, and gym training with the football club for another hour a week, and I go to the gym for fun for another hour a week. Also high-level swimming for an hour a week.

Sport plays an important part in my life.

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8 to 10, two hour sessions with 1, 1 hour gym
session. first hour every tuesday and thursday morning is dryland (a
type of gym (for the uneducated)

Wow that is quite alot...

The sudden change of my athlectic life was rather stressful but i am getting quite used to it now.
GREAT, now to add on those sessions in the holidays, i have to do 8 hours community service. 8 HOURS IN THREE WEEKS! i have a life you know...

Sleep is my exercise...
not really. 2 hour and a half training sessions 4 basket ball a week and the 40 mins game, PLUS 2 hours of running suicides... They are soo painful...

damnation!

oh well, during the holidays im gonna run 8 k every morning, whenever possible.

and while you are over tim, you better bring some runners

An admirable aspiration, but running along the main streets of Melbourne? You had better find a conservation area or the beach.

DAVID SHAKES CAN I HAVE YOU ATTENTION?

Get my address and look it up, oh thats right, Chris forster lives right next the ocean, near a conservation area in fact, WOW! such an exciting place to RUN!

I already knew that you lived close to the ocean, that's why I mentioned it.

My memory is not THAT bad.

u have a memory?

Sure do, and its not that bad.

hmmmm, how much?

Apollo wrote:

DAVID SHAKES CAN I HAVE YOU ATTENTION?

Get my address and look it up, oh thats right, Chris forster lives right next the ocean, near a conservation area in fact, WOW! such an exciting place to RUN!

I'll BRING MY SWIMMERS 2.

yeah sure, but remember its the middle of winter and its bloody freezing here!

SO??

FINE, but its your fault when i freeze to death

Hahahahaha. You said swimmers. They're called bathers.

Unfortunately you should realise people have their own descroptions of everyday life.

Brocoli-Brocolie, Tomato-Tom(ay)to.

Crunches, cerial, brekky, tea.

Pjamas, pj's, sleepwear.

Swimmers, Speedos,

THe other thing (you should know by looking at the damn word), is that swimmers and bathers are two entirely different things.

Go swim in a pool

He is not talking about the verb. He is instead referring to the noun, and I thought it was funny the cultural differences even within such a small range as there is from Adelaide to Canberra - I have not seen a native Adelaidean refer to bathers as "swimmers" ever.

This, surprisingly, was not meant to pose an insult.

wow, that is sure suprising.

Yes david, there are quite alot of cultural differences in these cities. An example here is TAKE OF YOUR MUDDY SHOES before you go inside. Well i do suppose all decent households have that rule.

And i have to train at nudawading (thats how you spell it right?) while i'm here in Melbourne.

And how can you deem him the winner? i'm doing 32 to 40 hours a week swimming my heart out

Swimming isn't as hard as cross-country.

You think i don't know? I am 6 or 9th (cant remember) best in the ACT for your information. So don't you fucking tell me what is hard or not

"...In the ACT".

What is your 50m freestyle time?

28. Don't ask me sprint races.