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From: "M.J. Ashton" <mja12@leicester.ac.uk>
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Date:          Wed, 14 May 1997 10:56:43 +0100 (BST)
Subject:       FRisbee
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After the recent article DEL(with HAIR!?) managed to do for GQ 
active, another article concerning Frisbee is in FHM. It is simply 
about how much calories you would burn up in 10 minutes of a given 
sport...Football, running etc. Imagine my surprise when I spotted 
FRISBEE in with these "offically recognised sports". 
   The long and the short of it is that "team Frisbee" burns the same 
amount of calories as a "hard game of football", this is between 30 
and 40 calories for 10 minutes. However due to the stop/start nature 
of the game it`s not as cardio vasicular as say cycling....
   Two articles in two major magazines in the space of a month!
   Also in the main picture the model has hold of a pink ultrastar!!!
   
   Just thought I`d let everybody know how fit we must all be???
   
   Mark(Jesters)