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V Barcelono, 4. marca 2007.
Ne me zezat (kako podobno razmišljamo) - tudi sam sem tega gledal.
Najbližja letalska povezava pa je iz Trevisa, a ne?
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- 06 Dec 2006, 07:53
#79213
Ne me zezat (kako podobno razmišljamo) - tudi sam sem tega gledal.
Najbližja letalska povezava pa je iz Trevisa, a ne?
Ne me zezat (kako podobno razmišljamo) - tudi sam sem tega gledal.
Najbližja letalska povezava pa je iz Trevisa, a ne?
Ne živim zato, da tečem ampak tečem zato, da živim...
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- 21 Jan 2007, 21:54
#81759
Ja fantje, takih ki smo zviseli za London nas je zgleda kar nekaj. Izvosel sem že 2x. Menda velja, da se petič sigurno uvrstiš. To je 5 let?!?!?
Jaz grem lestos s klapo v Barcelono, je sicer malo zgodaj a lahko izkoriščam tole kopno zimo za dober trening.
Lani bil v Parizu in še prej 2x Dunaj. Same super izkušnje. Na Dunaju bolje poskrbijo zate, ja pa v Parizu večji in te masa bolj "nese" na krilih.
Na Trst imam pa grenke spomine. Dež, toča, burja ki je podirala neprevidne in še sončna šajba. Na cilj sem se komaj privlekej ves skurjen in s hudimi bolečinami v kolenu.
Tako, alternativ je kar nekaj a London, NewYork, Boston in Berlin so pa le največji. In to doživet je uau ...
Pa vesele korake. Petrac
Jaz grem lestos s klapo v Barcelono, je sicer malo zgodaj a lahko izkoriščam tole kopno zimo za dober trening.
Lani bil v Parizu in še prej 2x Dunaj. Same super izkušnje. Na Dunaju bolje poskrbijo zate, ja pa v Parizu večji in te masa bolj "nese" na krilih.
Na Trst imam pa grenke spomine. Dež, toča, burja ki je podirala neprevidne in še sončna šajba. Na cilj sem se komaj privlekej ves skurjen in s hudimi bolečinami v kolenu.
Tako, alternativ je kar nekaj a London, NewYork, Boston in Berlin so pa le največji. In to doživet je uau ...
Pa vesele korake. Petrac
- 22 Jan 2007, 09:09
#81778
Petrac, ti se ne sekiraj in naj te ne skrbi za nas. 
Doma ziher ne bomo ostali (nisem jaz zastonj Klatež).
Moj letošnji osnutek maratonskega plana: Ferrara, Dunaj in Dublin.
Moja zgodovina (kronološko): Rim, Beograd, Ljubljana, Treviso, Praga, Berlin in še enkrat Ljubljana.
Doma ziher ne bomo ostali (nisem jaz zastonj Klatež).
Moj letošnji osnutek maratonskega plana: Ferrara, Dunaj in Dublin.
Moja zgodovina (kronološko): Rim, Beograd, Ljubljana, Treviso, Praga, Berlin in še enkrat Ljubljana.
Ne živim zato, da tečem ampak tečem zato, da živim...
- 23 Apr 2007, 13:50
#89072
Runner dies after London Marathon
Runners were advised to drink water frequently
A 22-year-old runner who was taken ill after completing the London Marathon has died, race organisers have said.
They said the man died peacefully in hospital and offered their "deepest sympathy and condolences" to his family and friends.
Sunday's run took place in sweltering conditions and the St John Ambulance said it treated 5,032 people, 73 of whom were sent to hospital.
Temperatures hit 21C at midday, equalling the 1996 record.
The St John Ambulance first aid charity provided some 1,400 volunteers, 50 ambulances and 59 treatment centres for the race.
London Marathon chief executive Nick Bitel said that more than 100 doctors were out on the course, including some of the world's leading medical experts.
Organisers installed four run-through showers along the route and added an extra 2,600 bottles of water to the normal stock of 25,000 bottles at each station to help runners deal with the high temperatures.
Nearly 36,500 people took part in the run.
vir: BBC news.
Runners were advised to drink water frequently
A 22-year-old runner who was taken ill after completing the London Marathon has died, race organisers have said.
They said the man died peacefully in hospital and offered their "deepest sympathy and condolences" to his family and friends.
Sunday's run took place in sweltering conditions and the St John Ambulance said it treated 5,032 people, 73 of whom were sent to hospital.
Temperatures hit 21C at midday, equalling the 1996 record.
The St John Ambulance first aid charity provided some 1,400 volunteers, 50 ambulances and 59 treatment centres for the race.
London Marathon chief executive Nick Bitel said that more than 100 doctors were out on the course, including some of the world's leading medical experts.
Organisers installed four run-through showers along the route and added an extra 2,600 bottles of water to the normal stock of 25,000 bottles at each station to help runners deal with the high temperatures.
Nearly 36,500 people took part in the run.
vir: BBC news.
- 25 Apr 2007, 12:43
#89262
Marathon Victim 'Drank Too Much Water'
Updated: 11:24, Wednesday April 25, 2007
A 22-year-old who completed the London Marathon is believed to have died from drinking too much water.
The cause of David Rogers' death is yet to be confirmed but he was reportedly suffering from hyponatraemia, or water intoxication.
David RogersMarathon runners are warned that over-hydration can be lethal.
During prolonged periods of sweating the body loses salts as well as fluid.
If water is consumed too quickly it dilutes the remaining electrolytes, plunging body fluids to a dangerously low level.
Mild cases cause nausea and headaches, while severe hyponatraemia can lead to organ failure and cardiac arrest.
Medical advice on the London Marathon Runner's Medical Resource reads: "There will be frequent water stations on your race route, but you do not need to drink at each one.
"Instead, just swallow a mouthful of water occasionally."
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Friends of David Rogers have left tributes to the runner, who completed the London Marathon in a time of around three hours and 50 minutes.
"His personality bounced off everybody. I think the one thing that stands out for everyone that knew him was what a happy person he was," wrote his girlfriend on website Facebook.
"He would call me at 5.30am in the morning when he was starting work and I was on a night shift and never failed to shout 'hiya' down the phone at an unhealthy volume for that time in the morning."
Another friend wrote: "Congrats on finishing the marathon in that awesome time, I will never forget you!!"
David has become the ninth competitor to die during the London Marathon since it was first held in 1981.
vir: Sky News (http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,, ... 34,00.html)
katka napisal/-a:Runner dies after London Marathon
Runners were advised to drink water frequently
A 22-year-old runner who was taken ill after completing the London Marathon has died, race organisers have said.
They said the man died peacefully in hospital and offered their "deepest sympathy and condolences" to his family and friends.
Sunday's run took place in sweltering conditions and the St John Ambulance said it treated 5,032 people, 73 of whom were sent to hospital.
Temperatures hit 21C at midday, equalling the 1996 record.
The St John Ambulance first aid charity provided some 1,400 volunteers, 50 ambulances and 59 treatment centres for the race.
London Marathon chief executive Nick Bitel said that more than 100 doctors were out on the course, including some of the world's leading medical experts.
Organisers installed four run-through showers along the route and added an extra 2,600 bottles of water to the normal stock of 25,000 bottles at each station to help runners deal with the high temperatures.
Nearly 36,500 people took part in the run.
vir: BBC news.
Marathon Victim 'Drank Too Much Water'
Updated: 11:24, Wednesday April 25, 2007
A 22-year-old who completed the London Marathon is believed to have died from drinking too much water.
The cause of David Rogers' death is yet to be confirmed but he was reportedly suffering from hyponatraemia, or water intoxication.
David RogersMarathon runners are warned that over-hydration can be lethal.
During prolonged periods of sweating the body loses salts as well as fluid.
If water is consumed too quickly it dilutes the remaining electrolytes, plunging body fluids to a dangerously low level.
Mild cases cause nausea and headaches, while severe hyponatraemia can lead to organ failure and cardiac arrest.
Medical advice on the London Marathon Runner's Medical Resource reads: "There will be frequent water stations on your race route, but you do not need to drink at each one.
"Instead, just swallow a mouthful of water occasionally."
Advertisement
Friends of David Rogers have left tributes to the runner, who completed the London Marathon in a time of around three hours and 50 minutes.
"His personality bounced off everybody. I think the one thing that stands out for everyone that knew him was what a happy person he was," wrote his girlfriend on website Facebook.
"He would call me at 5.30am in the morning when he was starting work and I was on a night shift and never failed to shout 'hiya' down the phone at an unhealthy volume for that time in the morning."
Another friend wrote: "Congrats on finishing the marathon in that awesome time, I will never forget you!!"
David has become the ninth competitor to die during the London Marathon since it was first held in 1981.
vir: Sky News (http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,, ... 34,00.html)
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