Well i can't claim to be "from" here. I moved here after graduating college in 2007 for a job. But yes Colorado is titties and I love it here
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24 January 2010
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Well i can't claim to be "from" here. I moved here after graduating college in 2007 for a job. But yes Colorado is titties and I love it here
bedwellm
PRO-REC'D SNA AND SWO!!!
Well I'll be a monkeys uncle...got the passdown from a CCC that my final select is on it's way but I'm unofficially in the 24th class...I guess it won't hit me until I get that FS letter...we'll see what happens. I haven't even been told as to what community I got an FS for...did I make FS for SNA or SWO...the wait has just begun LOL:icon_tong
Running in the cold isn't that bad. I've lived in snow all my life, but that doesnt mean I go out for a run when its neg. temps outside.
I also believe, take with a grain of salt, that if the weather is too bad/too cold that we do workouts/sprints/whatever inside. I've been training by running laps around the basketball court and the track at the gym I workout at and its helping.
I wouldn't be too worried about it. Just get ready for the cold
RussBow6
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you two in our little facebook cult group?
i definitely notice running in the cold though. granted i dont live at altitude or in CO but my sinus' def drain a lot more, my throat, hands, face get chapped... i can say i've gotten used to it though. its still really annoying (especially forcing myself not to spit) but just like anything else your body is an unbelievable machine and will adjust to anything.
CU is right though. i hear we run/pt inside if it gets too brutal outside. i think running inside would be worse than just sucking it up and running outside though. how many laps would you have to run around a gym to = 1.5 miles? your poor inside knee...
i definitely notice running in the cold though. granted i dont live at altitude or in CO but my sinus' def drain a lot more, my throat, hands, face get chapped... i can say i've gotten used to it though. its still really annoying (especially forcing myself not to spit) but just like anything else your body is an unbelievable machine and will adjust to anything.
CU is right though. i hear we run/pt inside if it gets too brutal outside. i think running inside would be worse than just sucking it up and running outside though. how many laps would you have to run around a gym to = 1.5 miles? your poor inside knee...
I was gonna wait on my official letter, but fuck it. I'll join the group tonight.
I believe at OCS, its 20 laps are 1.5 mi inside there. I've been running in my gym for 2 months so i've gotten used to it.
Meh...22 degrees isnt that bad. But then again, I've lived in winter/cold all my life. :icon_tong
jharris48
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I've lived in Georgia my whole life and anything below 40 is cold to me. Maybe I should train in a meat locker...like Rocky.
And I did check the windchill yesterday evening in Newport...fells like 7 degrees.
