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From: <giii01@In*.Co*>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 95 18:24:06 PDT
Subject: Re: Re [2]: "Deep Cave Diving...
To: Steven Irving <sirving@fr*.sc*.fs*.ed*>, techdiver@terra.net


On Mon, 31 Jul 95, Steven Irving <sirving@fr*.sc*.fs*.ed*> wrote:
>George wrote
>>If they would learn about the equipment, spend hours per week maintaining
>> and checking it, come with me to the pool every night after work and do
>> sprints, then go home and put on the shoes and do a few miles, then
>> practice procedures, do other types of diving for skills, find out
>> what their true gas mileage is under physiological stress (don't try
>> it in a cave), and do this relentlessly without compromise, it would
>
>end of snip
>
>George,
>After swimming a few laps in the pool and then running a few miles.
>You might want to try a new training practice.  I understand that if
>you put all your equipment on, lay down on your couch, and then
>practice fondling your regulators.  This will make you a much better
>diver.  If that doesn't work, perhaps there are some things you can
>try with a baseball bat.  Let us know how it works.
>Steve
>-- 
    Steve, sorry to leave you out of the loop on this one,
but what we have been doing is going over to Barry's house,
putting on the gear, and sitting on the couch watching old
Georgianna Spellman movies while handling our regulators.
This has proven to be better training for us, since you 
never know when we might want to set a record. Lately, we
have even practiced spewing barbeque (from Nell's) through
the G250. Sankey is ready for the bat by this test.
     Saturday, you may have heard, we added a new training
regimen. This was a combination drive and shoot competition,
where we race five laps in the go carts and then go to the 
video games for the shooting while driving (a Lauderdale skill).
My brother, my son and I almost beat the dubious record of Todd
Kincaid (one lap Todd) on the second lap before the accident we
caused was so huge that we were ejected from the track. Scarabin,
now pronounced "Scary Ben" was still laughing an hour later.
    - George

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