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Great research!! I believe the bike is used not as an exercise or workout machine but one that keeps the athlete warmed up and loose. I would be asking Dr. Kan about this when we cross paths for his rationale.
I don’t think that prior to the season and in the season football players should be doing bike cross training. Your article is quite explicit on that.
How I wish there were elevators going to upper campus when I played because doing circuits on those stairs moved me onto a bike soon after graduation (knees).
I am humbled by the support of all in this project.
Let me know how Na Koa can support you all down the road.
We are in this together!!!

Check in the mail tomorrow

all I could tink about was $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$4

an dat makes me 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀

Chinese you know.

keep it coming Gangee. 😀

WDoc
sum smart yu. 😀
no pay too much attention to da smart guys.
think of sumtin nice 😀 as you shoot da gap. 😆

al:

August 17th, 2009 at 10:16 pm
wdoc…you killin’ me.
never knew you had such a sense of humor.

you do realize we were only fooling around about stunts, shooting the gap, etc.

right?

WDoc, thank you for the information. Please do not stop posting that type of information. Just because some Tasi-kos understand basic football and terms, doesn’t mean that the rest of us do. I for one am always willing to learn, but am embarrased to ask questions. So thanks for your contibutions to helping me gain more football knowledge.

What some of us forget is that football really is a dynamic sport, what we know today will be outdated in a year. So its always good to approach football with an open mind and a willlingness to grasp onto new ideas.
right?