I'm starting to look for some conditioning advice for next season and came across these :wink: They do ship internationally. I'm considering getting a set before I move to London in a few days
https://www.rollerskishop.com/ecart/cart.php
Mid Summer's night drool
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Never tried them myself, but I've read that a number of racers use them for summer fitness training.
Did you call :wink: :wink: :wink:
:roll: Ummmmmm no, read it again Mr W she said 'FIT!' :lol:
I know it's a long shot but have you got any pic's Bandit? (smiley that expresses anticipation)
I'll have you know apart from the bandy legs, pot belly and the distinct lack of hair.....I was a catch some 30 years ago :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Started by IceGhost in Ski Chatter 25-Apr-2009 - 13 Replies
IceGhost posted Apr-2009
Uh oh, I think I broke'd the lift
Brimster
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
Hmmmm I'm not convinced but haven't seen or tried them so will never say never..... :shock:
Why not wait until you arrive in London and then you can try them out with these people: http://www.rollerski.co.uk/
Why not wait until you arrive in London and then you can try them out with these people: http://www.rollerski.co.uk/
Neiltoo
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
IceGhost wrote:I'm starting to look for some conditioning advice for next season and came across these :wink: They do ship internationally. I'm considering getting a set before I move to London in a few days
https://www.rollerskishop.com/ecart/cart.php
Never tried them myself, but I've read that a number of racers use them for summer fitness training.
Bandit
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
I do know someone who Rollerskied from John O'Groats to Lands End for charity. He's fit mind :D
Trencher
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
Those are for cross-country ski training. I think regular inline skates are a lot more practical and will allow you to do more downhill ski specific drills, in addition to clocking up miles for general fitness.
Harold Harb makes these contraptions, but I don't see any worth while advantage over inline skates
with a good boot. I'd like to try some though for fun.
http://www.harbskisystems.com/carver.htm
Trencher
Harold Harb makes these contraptions, but I don't see any worth while advantage over inline skates
with a good boot. I'd like to try some though for fun.
http://www.harbskisystems.com/carver.htm
Trencher
because I'm so inclined .....
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
bandit wrote:I do know someone who Rollerskied from John O'Groats to Lands End for charity. He's fit mind :D
Did you call :wink: :wink: :wink:
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:bandit wrote:I do know someone who Rollerskied from John O'Groats to Lands End for charity. He's fit mind :D
Did you call :wink: :wink: :wink:
:roll: Ummmmmm no, read it again Mr W she said 'FIT!' :lol:
I know it's a long shot but have you got any pic's Bandit? (smiley that expresses anticipation)
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Mid Summer's night drool' posted Apr-2009
snowb4ndit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:bandit wrote:I do know someone who Rollerskied from John O'Groats to Lands End for charity. He's fit mind :D
Did you call :wink: :wink: :wink:
:roll: Ummmmmm no, read it again Mr W she said 'FIT!' :lol:
I know it's a long shot but have you got any pic's Bandit? (smiley that expresses anticipation)
I'll have you know apart from the bandy legs, pot belly and the distinct lack of hair.....I was a catch some 30 years ago :cry: :cry: :cry:
Topic last updated on 26-April-2009 at 11:30