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Better performance from Boris than the last mad speech to the nation. Actually liked that he openly questioned the doubters and didn't just ignore that anti-lockdown views are growing.

Still not convinved the public are going to take it seriously though, who is going to give all these fines out?
 
Digital2013 said:
Better performance from Boris than the last mad speech to the nation. Actually liked that he openly questioned the doubters and didn't just ignore that anti-lockdown views are growing.

Still not convinved the public are going to take it seriously though, who is going to give all these fines out?
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Interview with Scottish prof who advises Scottish gov said fines are not really a good idea, esp big ones, as it can lead to less people coming forward for a test incase they have to isolate.

Kinda agree.
 
white_isle_calling said:
Yeah, I think although I improved nutritionally, I probably consumed more calories overall to compensate. But it was still a kicker doing 5k 4 or 5 times a week and not really seeing results.

Anyway for lockdown mk 2.0 I'm gonna do the Joe Wicks thingy and see if that works better for me
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Maybe you were over training or training too hard and just burning carbs? I had a VO2 max test etc. done a few years ago, the report and associated charts made fascinating reading, one surprising thing for me was that my fat burning HR zone was really low (80-110 bpm), I'd barely have to jog to get out of that!1600850032528.png
 
TimmiT said:
Maybe you were over training or training too hard and just burning carbs? I had a VO2 max test etc. done a few years ago, the report and associated charts made fascinating reading, one surprising thing for me was that my fat burning HR zone was really low (80-110 bpm), I'd barely have to jog to get out of that!View attachment 10459
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very likely this was the case.

if you want to lose fat/weight, a lower heartrate over an extended time is what you want to aim for. so rather than to run really fast for 45mins, go on a long hike with lots of hills
 
ElrowLovers said:
I googled swedish model and lost a few hours of my day.
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Here we go AGAIN:

Swedish authorities are weighing whether to tighten restrictions in the capital Stockholm after a localized uptick of coronavirus cases over the past few weeks.

www.bloomberg.com

Sweden Could Introduce Restrictions in Stockholm After Uptick

Swedish authorities are weighing whether to tighten restrictions in the capital Stockholm after a localized uptick of coronavirus cases over the past few weeks.
www.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com

Sweden considers Stockholm restrictions as Covid cases rise

www.breakingnews.ie

Sweden considers Stockholm restrictions as Covid cases rise | BreakingNews.ie

Around 1,200 new cases and five deaths have been reported in Sweden since Friday
www.breakingnews.ie www.breakingnews.ie

Stockholm faces local restrictions after 'worrying' infection signs
www.telegraph.co.uk

Stockholm faces local restrictions after 'worrying' infection signs

Sweden is the only nation in Europe that has resisted implementing a lockdown
www.telegraph.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk
 
Moha said:
Here we go AGAIN:

Swedish authorities are weighing whether to tighten restrictions in the capital Stockholm after a localized uptick of coronavirus cases over the past few weeks.

www.bloomberg.com

Sweden Could Introduce Restrictions in Stockholm After Uptick

Swedish authorities are weighing whether to tighten restrictions in the capital Stockholm after a localized uptick of coronavirus cases over the past few weeks.
www.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com

Sweden considers Stockholm restrictions as Covid cases rise

www.breakingnews.ie

Sweden considers Stockholm restrictions as Covid cases rise | BreakingNews.ie

Around 1,200 new cases and five deaths have been reported in Sweden since Friday
www.breakingnews.ie www.breakingnews.ie

Stockholm faces local restrictions after 'worrying' infection signs
www.telegraph.co.uk

Stockholm faces local restrictions after 'worrying' infection signs

Sweden is the only nation in Europe that has resisted implementing a lockdown
www.telegraph.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk
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1) it was a joke about beautiful blonde women. I can google, no worries.
2) still Sweden is doing great compared to the rest of Europe...all these breaking news about Sweden considering some restrictions in Stockholm is not changing that.
 
ElrowLovers said:
1) it was a joke about beautiful blonde women. I can google, no worries.
2) still Sweden is doing great compared to the rest of Europe...all these breaking news about Sweden considering some restrictions in Stockholm is not changing that.
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Sweden is not doing great compared to the rest of Europe, compared to it's direct neighbours it has 12 times more deaths per m than Norway, 9 times more than Finland and 5 times more than Denmark.
Sweden is also a very socially distanced country in general and certain ways of life there (Like having the highest rate of adults living by themselves) work naturally in helping slow the transmission. It's a very lazy comparison and very weird the media keep using them when, as mentioned, their neighbours have done much better. I guess it fits the agenda of their readers to get more clicks.
 
JayDR8 said:
Sweden is not doing great compared to the rest of europe, compared to it's direct neighbours it has 12 times more deaths per m than Norway, 9 times more than Finland and 5 times more than Denmark.
Sweden is also a very socially distanced country in general and certain ways of life there (Like having the highest rate of adults living by themselves) work naturally in helping slow the transmission. It's a very lazy comparison.
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it's what I've been saying all the time.

as other european countries they did manage to bring infections down in summer, but the upwards trend has reached sweden too now.
 
stivi said:
it's what I've been saying all the time.

as other european countries they did manage to bring infections down in summer, but the upwards trend has reached sweden too now.
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Even if the model did work for Sweden it's not possible in a lot of countries, as a lot of socio-economic factors are completely different elsewhere. For example if the UK had gone that way we would be in a terrible position, with it first not working due to the factors mentioned and secondly being implemented by our government, with obviously more complex issues too.
 
JayDR8 said:
Even if the model did work for Sweden it's not possible in a lot of countries, as a lot of socio-economic factors are completely different elsewhere. For example if the UK had gone that way we would be in a terrible position, with it first not working due to the factors mentioned and secondly being implemented by our government, with obviously more complex issues too.
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exactly.

spain would be in a shambles had they tried the swedish model
 
stivi said:
exactly.

spain would be in a shambles had they tried the swedish model
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This guy swears by it...
The_Swedish_Chef.jpg

??
 
It looks like we're looking at a schedule as below, if things work out well. Of course it may not work out that way, but another common misconception that the vaccine is being rushed ( :rolleyes: ) is another stupid view. The original vaccine is already safety tested as the new one is just a variation of vaccines produced for previous viruses and they are having to test the effectiveness of this now.


Late Autumn/Early Winter - Vaccine results announced (hopefully positive)

January 2021 - Vaccine to start being rolled out to those that need it

March/April 2021 - More doses and restrictions lifted

May/June 2021 - Normality starts to resume - IBIZA ?
 
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