Scuba = the miscarriage smallness motion?
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It must be brillig. Or miller time.
hdtran:
All mimsy were the borogoves, and the mome wraths outgrabe!
Rob
I Hope you know where your towel is!
[color=#895a5]I would tell your GF at the other divers computer, just hold the smallness at your buddy. At the 2nd dive the calories unless DIR. LOL![/color]hoosier:
IMOK.
I did a search of the phrase "miscarriage smallness motion" and found one link, with a auto-translated page. I wonder what the original-language word is that translates to that phrase, and whether the translation is literal.
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Yeah, You guys are right. I have been drinking a beer after the dinner and didnt express my point properly. Forgive me! Yesterday was a big day in my life
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Hue~~~ drinking cold water .
The question was how much exercise effect the scuba diving has? My GF doesnt believe that this sport doesnt reduce the body fat because it doesnt overload the heart and lungs so that there is a minimal exercise effect. That is, the more advanced the diver is, the less effort the divers require. For example, let us compare this sport to running, aerobic dancing, or bicycling. Do you think this sport is harder than running or bicycling?
Based on the reference, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) defines aerobic exercise as "any activity that uses large muscle groups, can be maintained continuously, and is rhythmic in nature." It is a type of exercise that overloads the heart and lungs and causes them to work harder than at rest. The important idea behind aerobic exercise today, is to get up and get moving!! There are more activities than ever to choose from, whether it is a new activity or an old one. Find something you enjoy doing that keeps your heart rate elevated for a continuous time period and get moving to a healthier life.
Sorry for confusing you guys. But, no more insults or rude remarks.. Some phrases were over the limits.
You know, I am having a beer,,,,
Hue~~~ drinking cold water .
The question was how much exercise effect the scuba diving has? My GF doesnt believe that this sport doesnt reduce the body fat because it doesnt overload the heart and lungs so that there is a minimal exercise effect. That is, the more advanced the diver is, the less effort the divers require. For example, let us compare this sport to running, aerobic dancing, or bicycling. Do you think this sport is harder than running or bicycling?
Based on the reference, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) defines aerobic exercise as "any activity that uses large muscle groups, can be maintained continuously, and is rhythmic in nature." It is a type of exercise that overloads the heart and lungs and causes them to work harder than at rest. The important idea behind aerobic exercise today, is to get up and get moving!! There are more activities than ever to choose from, whether it is a new activity or an old one. Find something you enjoy doing that keeps your heart rate elevated for a continuous time period and get moving to a healthier life.
Sorry for confusing you guys. But, no more insults or rude remarks.. Some phrases were over the limits.
You know, I am having a beer,,,,
Well...I lost 5 kilos over 22 dives/6 days. I'm thinking of marketing it as a slimming system!
Hmmm.. Kim, I think you were on a wrong boat when you went diving .I tend to gain weight especially when I go on liveaboard trip. Sure I might burn some calories while diving (tropical water so no burning extra calorie to keep myself warm). LOB usually feed me 5 meals a day (light breakfast-dive-proper breakfast-dive-lunch-dive-afternoon snack-night dive-dinner, sometimes follow by midnight snack, lots of napping in between, all in all, I am taking in a lot more calorie than I spend diving
Well, on LOB, what else am I going to do beside eat and sleep during surface interval?
I agree that it is probably not a very efficient cardiovascular exercise as my heartrate certainly does not go up to 80% maximum heart rate like running on a treadmill or doing other cardiovascular exercise (unless there is strong current).
Burning a lot of calorie when diving in coldwater also does not sound like a good cardiovascular exercise either although you expend a lot of energy but it has been a long time since I dove anywhere below 20C.
.I tend to gain weight especially when I go on liveaboard trip. Sure I might burn some calories while diving (tropical water so no burning extra calorie to keep myself warm). LOB usually feed me 5 meals a day (light breakfast-dive-proper breakfast-dive-lunch-dive-afternoon snack-night dive-dinner, sometimes follow by midnight snack, lots of napping in between, all in all, I am taking in a lot more calorie than I spend diving Well, on LOB, what else am I going to do beside eat and sleep during surface interval?
I agree that it is probably not a very efficient cardiovascular exercise as my heartrate certainly does not go up to 80% maximum heart rate like running on a treadmill or doing other cardiovascular exercise (unless there is strong current).
Burning a lot of calorie when diving in coldwater also does not sound like a good cardiovascular exercise either although you expend a lot of energy but it has been a long time since I dove anywhere below 20C.
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