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Andy · May 2007

If you don't already do so, try squash a couple of times a week in addition to your training regimes.

Really will test your fitness.

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Alex · May 2007

Rather go climbing, or downhilling.

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Andy · May 2007

Fair enough.

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miggillicuddy · May 2007

I've played it a few times. Not a fan. Mainly cos I was shite at it

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ultimatebassist31 · May 2007

I do tennis 2-4times a week, mainly what keeps me fit.

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Andy · May 2007

As an avid tennis fan I can say its far more physical and strenuous than tennis.

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miggillicuddy · May 2007

more physical and strenuous than mountain biking though?? I'd rather do that.

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Andy · May 2007

Uses different muscles.

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BJT · May 2007

Squash is fairly strenuous, but only if you're having a good game - if you're playing someone who knows your weaknesses and/or you know theirs, the rallies won't be very long. But if you're both fairly good and don't make too many mistakes then it is fairly strenuous. I would say it's better than tennis because it doesn't require it not to be raining / windy!

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ultimatebassist31 · May 2007

Unless you have indoor tennis courts, which i do [:D] Never played squash, but i've only played tennis maybe 2 years proberly and i feel alot fitter for it. And my arms are bulking up a little.

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El Capitano · May 2007

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by andrew156

If you don't already do so, try squash a couple of times a week in addition to your training regimes.
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Hmm, so I need to play squash in addition to riding 20+ miles per day, weight training 4 times a week, 4 X 6+ mile walks per week and now some light jogging a few times a week on the newly installed treadmill?

TBH, I'm not sure I'll have time.....[;)]

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Andy · May 2007

Do it instead of walking then! Honestly! You old people have no idea!

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