Airplane Trainer

Posted on | March 4, 2010 | 2 Comments

Airplane Trainer

How to unlock Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas PC(Airplanes mostly)?

Well.............i was driving around and i ended up at the eatern bay airpor in GTA: SA PC,(i think thats what its called) and i found an awsome airplane and i was wondering how to unlock it,its locked, i would also like to know how to unlock regular vehicles. Thanks! o and i would also like to know of a more simple way of un-hooking a trainer from a tanker besides backing up till it turn enough to come off. Thanks!
well.......i have a piolets licese i think...i can get in the ariport from the gates

keeps doing missions until you get to pilot school. once you do that you will be able to fly planes and enter airports from the gate.

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My mum is very overweight, she´s 63 and a BMI of 31. Do you think I could hire a personal trainer for her?

I talked to this personal trainer and she said because of her age and weight all she could do to start with is water aerobics....I would do anything to keep my mother to end like my grandmother, before she was 70 she could only walk with a cane because of her weight, could not get into an airplane...it was horrible, bad for her health and I am also embarassed by my mother´s weight! At the same time, I don´t want her to have a heart attack because of the exercise!

Have her see a doctor. For a trainer to say all she can do is water aerobics means she is either sick (aside from weight being considered an illness) and/or he is wrong. Is walking impossible, or painful, or has she been told not to?

A 63 year old should be able to walk. Have a doctor check her out and have her start walking, adding speed and hills. Water aerobics could also be done - but they do not work to protect bone density. Weight training would be good.

Being unable to walk is due to a lack of strength, coordination or endurance. That is why there are 300+ people people who can walk well, and 100 pound people who can't.

Find her a doctor and if he says no to anything more than working out in a pool, get a second and third opinion!

A lot of doctors assume the old, and the heavy are just to lie around or "take it really easy". I have a BMI of 33.9 and push my heart rate to 186 and I'm still here, granted I'm only 35, but still that is over 100% predicted max for my age. (*) If your heart isn't damaged (coronary artery disease), exercise won't damage it. If it is, exercising wrong or not exercising, or not taking needed pills, getting needed surgery can cause more damage, causing death and/or disability.

Hopefully a doctor will give her an EKG, a stress test if indicated, and get her out there exercising.

(*) I don't recommend my level of intensity for people in general, just giving it as an example of how conventional wisdom is often wrong. 50-60% max heart rate if good for begineers, 60-70% for those who are a bit into the groove, and 70%-80% to really up fitness. Anything over that is for the hard-core (athletes, people who like pain, etc.)

Have her listen to her body (and a GOOD doctor and trainer).

P.S. I had a trainer have me leg press 100 pounds even though I weigh over 200. I get more intensity out of the activities of daily living. Needless to say it was pitifully easy. Some trainers are way too conservative - they don't want to get sued or do harm from not knowing enough, and they lack medical training and malpractice insurance. An ACSM certified trainer will probably be best

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