Energy Lab?: Triathlon Forum: Slowtwitch Forums

Energy Lab?

Oct 14, 05 22:18

Okay, okay...I've been in this sport for 8 months now, and being the type that tries to learn every little detail about something I'm interested in, I can usually find the information I'm looking for online, but in this case, I just haven't been able to.
I know a part of the Kona course is referred to as "The Energy Lab". Can anyone tell me the derivation of that?

------------------
My business-eBodyboarding.com

Quote Reply

Re: Energy Lab? [TriBodyboarder] [ In reply to ]

Quote | Reply

G-man

Oct 14, 05 23:33

Post #2 of 5 (859 views)

That is a businesspark sort of area. They have all kinds of alternative aquaculture, deep ocean pipes, fishtanks, Spiriliana (sp?) growing amd I think the original part was alternative energy R&D ie Solar panels and wind stuff. It has been there since before I did the 1982 Ironman, so I would think they were pretty cutting edge back then. Hope that helps. G

Quote Reply

Re: Energy Lab? [G-man] [ In reply to ]

Quote | Reply

kdawg

Oct 14, 05 23:35

Post #3 of 5 (857 views)

G-man-

Quick question.... could you give everyone a refresher on how to hit the G-spot? I've been noticing that more and more of the younger guys out there just don't seem to realize the good that this can do us women...

Quote Reply

Re: Energy Lab? [G-man] [ In reply to ]

Quote | Reply

TriBodyboarder

Oct 15, 05 7:33

Post #4 of 5 (779 views)

Thanks Gman. I thought maybe there was a store along the route called "The Energy Lab" or something, but the technology park thing makes sense.

------------------
My business-eBodyboarding.com

Quote Reply

Hit the G-spot [ In reply to ]

Quote | Reply

G-man

Oct 15, 05 16:04

Post #5 of 5 (729 views)

It is easy to hit the G-spot. Go to old town Toronto down on Hennesy St at dive on in. You can't be too much of a younger guy, and they don't take American Express.

Quote Reply

Poll

Triathlon Forum

Our Partners

Poll

Triathlon Forum

Our Partners

Newsletter