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Thanks for the explanation of the PDF. I've never heard of the term 'capitation table'. That still leaves the possibility that there's a difference between US/
by dalke 11y ago
Thanks for the explanation of the PDF. I've never heard of the term 'capitation table'.
That still leaves the possibility that there's a difference between US/Commonwealth practices, that is, that you use 'anglosphere' where perhaps 'Commonwealth' is a more appropriate term?
For another US data point, the gym I went to in ~2005 had a stronger emphasis on weight lifting. http://www.carlandsandras.com/ http://www.carlandsandras.com/ . It's "Under the direction of Carl Miller, former United States National, Olympic, and World Weightlifting Coach", and one of the men in the first salsa class I went to, back in around 2000, was an amateur weightlifter.
Which means that I, like oldmanjay, find it hard to accept that 'Almost nobody knew what weightlifting was' before 2007.
- jacques_chester 11y agoLooks like we just had different experiences.
- dalke 11y agoWell, yes. (I thought were were discussing possible sources of those differences, rather than leaving it with a "just", but I also recognize that at this point it's the sort of pointless research that easily distracts me.)
- jacques_chester 11y agoNo worries! Saturday is definitely the best day to discover that I left nits unpicked.