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Jess Trengove

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Sorry to hear about your foot Jane. Old age stopped my running career but I have found a great substitute in cycling( leisurely pace of course). Give it a go if you already haven't done so. Go Demons!!

I take spin classes Bobby but would never cycle here in Melbourne. The roads are crazy where I live. Perth must be a more cycle friendly place than Melbourne despite all of our bike lanes!
 

Great effort by Jess - a true Demon spirit effort - let's hope it inspires the footy club AND the supporters to finish off the season in a spirited fashion.

If anyone is interested, she has a website, including some interesting blogging. Not a huge site or a whole pile of content, but a bit of insight into the exceptionally disciplined and focused person she is.

Don't worry about her acceleration, or injury. When Jess gets drafted she will switch her training program to develop the required strengths, and she has already shown she can manage injury through one of the most grueling training programs there can be,particularly when it comes to coping with niggles.

Can't remember what sport she was in before switching to marathon, triathlon maybe? Like Nathan Jones, and with the same work ethic and consciousness of improvement.

 

Sorry to hear about your foot Jane. Old age stopped my running career but I have found a great substitute in cycling( leisurely pace of course). Give it a go if you already haven't done so. Go Demons!!

bbo uses an electric bike. does that count?


Take a small positive out of a cr@ppy injury, at least he was able to see his sis bring home the bronze live. Fantastic effort from her, sounds like she's continually improving so congratulations to her.

(Oh and Jack should've given her a Dees flag to fly as well!)

Take a small positive out of a cr@ppy injury, at least he was able to see his sis bring home the bronze live. Fantastic effort from her, sounds like she's continually improving so congratulations to her.

(Oh and Jack should've given her a Dees flag to fly as well!)

Probably supports the Crows

I'm starting gym training tomorrow dc. Will be a new man in a few years.

well i could have said you were the town bike but i didn't.....oops

 

well i could have said you were the town bike but i didn't.....oops

well i could have said you were the town bike but i didn't.....oops

Sounds like he is preparing for a " tour de pants".

Some riders are good up the hills- and some like a fast decline.


I'm good at crevassing.

I've heard the cobblestones can give you a real knee trembling.

I imagine you waiting at the rear of the pack- ready to come from behind.

I picture you in Lycra now- I'm scarred for life.

I've heard the cobblestones can give you a real knee trembling.

I imagine you waiting at the rear of the pack- ready to come from behind.

I picture you in Lycra now- I'm scarred for life.

for size and heavy duty stitching bbo gets his lycra made by a sailmaker

I've heard the cobblestones can give you a real knee trembling.

I imagine you waiting at the rear of the pack- ready to come from behind.

I picture you in Lycra now- I'm scarred for life.

I only need a sniff.

Was rapt to hear the news this morning and happy that Jack was there to share it ( although would prefer he was fit and still playing for us).

I am in total awe of all marathon runners. I've been trying to improve my running since the start of the year and my pace per km over 5 km is still about half as slow as the pace they hold for 42 km. If I was to run alongside them, I reckon I could manage that pace for maybe 200 metres. They are all simply amazing.

I only need a sniff.

The vending machines in Tokyo might be your best bet.

You'd struggle to get near Jess with your health issues.

It's time you trawled the bingo halls and CWA scone teas for some action like poor old DC.


The vending machines in Tokyo might be your best bet.

You'd struggle to get near Jess with your health issues.

It's time you trawled the bingo halls and CWA scone teas for some action like poor old DC.

bbo may be poor in choice biifo, but rich in imagination, unlike myself

bbo may be poor in choice biifo, but rich in imagination, unlike myself[/quote

Low hanging fruit is just as sweet .

bbo may be poor in choice biifo, but rich in imagination, unlike myself[/quote

Low hanging fruit is just as sweet .

and there is that one about mantle pieces or height off the grass but i don't wan't to besmirch my reputation by being crass

that i can safely leave to others

and there is that one about mantle pieces or height off the grass but i don't wan't to besmirch my reputation by being crass

that i can safely leave to others

Too late to indulge in false modesty dc.

and there is that one about mantle pieces or height off the grass but i don't wan't to besmirch my reputation by being crass

that i can safely leave to others

There are simply not enough hours in the day.

for size and heavy duty stitching bbo gets his lycra made by a sailmaker

Wrong dc. Hot air balloon maker.

Wrong dc. Hot air balloon maker.

now moonie, just as i was try to lift the tenor of this diacussion you want to drag it onto the gutter

not cricket, sport

now moonie, just as i was try to lift the tenor of this diacussion you want to drag it onto the gutter

not cricket, sport

Get your hands off my diacussion dc!

 

We should go back to discussing the Bronzed Aussie.

Forget about DCs predeliction for cedel hair spray and And a freshly coiffed perm.

Biff!
Where have you been old son?
The Land wasn't the same without you!


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