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Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [tigerchik]
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Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [twinracer2]
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Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [prattzc]
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[golf clap] Well done sir, well done [/golf clap]
Tim
Tim
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [kdw]
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It's a burden, both literally and figuretively
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [prattzc]
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My post was so brilliant, I again feel compelled to state that her body is BEAUTIFUL because of what it can accomplish, not because of what it subjectively looks like. That body has taken women's iron distance triathlon to a new level. That body races sub 9's. That body is beautiful, regardless of what it looks like.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [brycebaird]
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Agreed. But there is also the charity work, like www.waronals.com and Blazeman. That "body" is also helping to raise funds for ALS. That "body" is strong enough to greet finishers, all of them, after a race and hand out finishers medals.
No matter your personal opinions on beauty, most have to admire her dedication to her fitness and her body is just a by-product of the level she has attained.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [prattzc]
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Amen to that, you make my point better than I do. What could be more beautiful than all of that.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [medranom]
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it's not shocking. Most elite female athletes are very very lean.
I like a sturdy girl myself. Meh, whatever.
I like a sturdy girl myself. Meh, whatever.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [kblahetka]
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WOULD NOT KICK HER OUT OF BED FOR EATING CRACKERS........BUT SAME APPLIES TO ALL THE TOP 100 OR SO WOMEN....
Semper Fi
Motor, Suffer, Bonk
Semper Fi
Motor, Suffer, Bonk
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [marines369]
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You only say that because you know she doesn't eat crackers.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [brycebaird]
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You know what I find sexy? Excellence. Success. Good Attitude. Chrissie has it all. She is sexy.
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Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [GT]
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Another big Amen to that too!!! That is eggsactly the point.
See Shallow Hal.
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [TRI Tom]
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And photoshop loses 50 pounds, what's the point? Gaaahhh I hate that argument.
And no, I haven't gone to the link--the side commentary is way more interesting. She is who she is.
The question of who is right and who is wrong has seemed to me always too small to be worth a moment's thought, while the question of what is right and what is wrong has seemed all-important.
-Albert J. Nock
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [Fittrigal]
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You left out: "Everyone hates fat until you put a nipple on it."
Live long and surf!
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [kblahetka]
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it's not shocking. Most elite female athletes are very very lean.
Not shocking to me at all.
Suggestion: Focus less on the upper body and more on the hips and the legs. Very strong. Very well built. and very powerful.
Steve Fleck @stevefleck | Blog
Not shocking to me at all.
Suggestion: Focus less on the upper body and more on the hips and the legs. Very strong. Very well built. and very powerful.
Steve Fleck @stevefleck | Blog
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [Fooshee]
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Not attractive?
Well, form follows function and I will suggest that Ms. Wellington's form is a beautiful adaptation to the task she has prepared for: Ironman.
Think about these concepts of beauty and the adaptations or settings in which they were conceived:
It's all a matter of context.....
And I happen to think Ms. Wellington is quite fetching. Fast too.
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com
Well, form follows function and I will suggest that Ms. Wellington's form is a beautiful adaptation to the task she has prepared for: Ironman.
Think about these concepts of beauty and the adaptations or settings in which they were conceived:
It's all a matter of context.....
And I happen to think Ms. Wellington is quite fetching. Fast too.
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [Tom Demerly]
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Dammit Tom,
Now Chip is gonna post the third photo of that series and we will all have to scratch our eyes out...
Now Chip is gonna post the third photo of that series and we will all have to scratch our eyes out...
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [greg'n]
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Huge.... ( I hope not!)
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com
Tom Demerly
The Tri Shop.com
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [Tom Demerly]
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she can go persistance hunting with me any day
hell- she can lead the hunt=> and go for the kill....
goals, personal:
- under same username post st rr of Kona m80-84ag mop, tail end of the dopers finish
- shoot age from tips on par 72
- beat SuperDave in one-on-one
all within single wk- Viva Chopin, Fryderyk; Faulk, Peter; Helmsley, Sherman; Palillo, Ron; Rogers, Fred McFeely; Sanford, John Elroy; Snuka, Jimmy- and the water bottle isn't half fuller on the other side
hell- she can lead the hunt=> and go for the kill....
goals, personal:
- under same username post st rr of Kona m80-84ag mop, tail end of the dopers finish
- shoot age from tips on par 72
- beat SuperDave in one-on-one
all within single wk- Viva Chopin, Fryderyk; Faulk, Peter; Helmsley, Sherman; Palillo, Ron; Rogers, Fred McFeely; Sanford, John Elroy; Snuka, Jimmy- and the water bottle isn't half fuller on the other side
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [prattzc]
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I don't think I ever said "there are no double standards for men." It's very interesting to read what you and others wrote.
It's interesting to leaf through some Men's Fitness magazines - yes, all the guys are pretty cookie cutter. (At least in female magazines they try to say "love your shape! you can be curvy!" except "curvy" models are still about a size 2). And while female magazines have all kinds of articles about weight loss, all your nutrition articles are focused on gaining muscle.
Just like the men on this thread are clearly attracted to different body shapes of females, I can promise you that there are girls who like skinny runt runners. I'm one of them :-) gorgeous skinny calves and tall and thin, gorgeous.
maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [AndrewSaar]
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Very interesting.
It's not that there isn't one standard for everyone; it's that there are multiple, contradictory standards and you're supposed to live up to all of them.
maybe she's born with it, maybe it's chlorine
If you're injured and need some sympathy, PM me and I'm very happy to write back.
disclaimer: PhD not MD
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [tigerchik]
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Yup life is complicated...
If someone says 'I don't like that look, it's not my style', totally fine with that.
If that same person elaborates with 16 reasons why and how could anyone else possibly disagree with them, then it LOOKS like an attack where none is really warranted (and makes others feel defensive).
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[ The sign of intelligence is you are constantly wondering. Idiots are always dead sure about every damn thing they are doing in their life. - Vasudev ]
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [Ultra-tri-guy]
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Quote:
I want to participate in a "mens only" triathlon and do all my training in a "mens only" gym...I can dream can't I?Really? I don't...but maybe it's just that I'm not into staring at dudes. ;)
Re: Chrissie Wellington's body on ESPN :O [tigerchik]
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Never YOUR responsibility if all the conflicting demands on can be blamed on the nameless "they."
NEVER worry about what "they" think of you, expect of you, want from you, unless you can substitute a NAME for the word "they."
NEVER worry about what "they" think of you, expect of you, want from you, unless you can substitute a NAME for the word "they."
Either I'm just being a smartass or I'm just sick of being "chicked".Hell,my girlfriend beat me in a cross-country race last weekend which was just shamefull.Mind you she did win the womens race overall at the age of 46 so I'm not going to complain too much about having such a speedy girl aound the house.
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