Mazda MX-5 Owners Club West Midlands
stuartb wrote:Can we call it "0.5bhp"?
Vindi (Russell) wrote:stuartb wrote:Can we call it "0.5bhp"?
Sadly an average human can only maintain about 0.1 bhp ...
NickD wrote:Vindi (Russell) wrote:stuartb wrote:Can we call it "0.5bhp"?
Sadly an average human can only maintain about 0.1 bhp ...
They can do it on a packet of HobNobs though!
stuartb wrote:NickD wrote:Vindi (Russell) wrote:
Sadly an average human can only maintain about 0.1 bhp ...
They can do it on a packet of HobNobs though!
A quick calculation says that a single HobNob (regular, not chocolate) could sustain a human body at 0.1bhp for about 1 hour (assuming fully efficient energy conversion).
NickD wrote:You should have exactly the same permissions as the General "tab" so basically that is everyone.
Vindi (Russell) wrote:NickD wrote:You should have exactly the same permissions as the General "tab" so basically that is everyone.
It just comes up with this:
You do not have the required permissions to read topics within this forum.
No options to start a new thread or anything.
Russell.
Vindi (Russell) wrote:Thanks for setting it up, I don't have the necessary permissions to view it yet apparently ... although I can see the title is spelt wrong
I'm thinking a cycling thread or two ... one for members rides and another for favourite routes ... possibly further split into road and off road. Maybe a thread for triathlons ... apparently some people on here are young / fit enough to do them ...
Then a climbing / mountaineering one possibly, could have a general fitness one ... could be an interesting resource though, help to extend the social side. My old kit car club used to have a variety of social events, and one of them was a canoe trip down the River Severn ... could maybe have suggestions for social stuff that everyone could get involved in (they had a choice of boats from single kayaks to open canadians that 4 or 5 people could go in, so you don't have to paddle!)
I was going to do a thread for myself as well, almost a bit of a blog but from a fitness perspective. Might not be that interesting to a lot of people, but I think if I knew it was being recorded and other people might follow it, I would be a bit more motivated to keep it going!
Russell.
damodear wrote:
Every fitness forum needs a Strava section.
It's what keeps me motivated.
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