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Seeing historical training in log

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sheri3004
sheri3004
Jun 2012
4:02pm, 8 Jun 2012
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sheri3004
It's political correctness gorn maaad *splutter* *harrumph*
Tomsmum
Tomsmum
Jun 2012
4:03pm, 8 Jun 2012
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Tomsmum
Will report you lot to the swimming forums..they are nasty folks you know!
sheri3004
sheri3004
Jun 2012
4:16pm, 8 Jun 2012
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sheri3004
Eek, something weird has happened to my training log now :-O is that supposed to happen?
sheri3004
sheri3004
Jun 2012
4:17pm, 8 Jun 2012
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sheri3004
Oh, it's OK, I'd changed something while carrying out my investigation into the Tomsmum's Training Mystery, back to normal now, phew.
SPR
SPR
Jun 2012
5:27pm, 8 Jun 2012
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SPR
Lol Sheri and Tomsmum

Re: nasty folks, I know, I hang out on the tri thread and they brag about pissing in their wetsuits and the technique needed to perfect this :-o

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I would like to view the training I did last months and in all the previous months but can't, in th...

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