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@nta we used rainstorm vids to get bubs to sleep. I've since used a couple of those as sleep and relaxation aides... just need to make sure you aren't busting for a piss tho!
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@paekakboyz one night a mate and I camped by the Snowy River in Spring, as the melt was reaching its peak. I went from deeply asleep to busting and back within a couple of minutes
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@mn5 said in Back for more!:
@nta said in Back for more!:
Run was cut short this morning after sleeping in a little - 3km in 17:14.
Did you stop for a meal along the way?
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@crucial said in Back for more!:
@mn5 said in Back for more!:
@nta said in Back for more!:
Run was cut short this morning after sleeping in a little - 3km in 17:14.
Did you stop for a meal along the way?
That's cruel.
Funny, but cruel.A mate of mine who is a former running champ said the exact same to me when I told him my impressive ( for me ) time.
It upset me so much I haven't been for a run since.
fluffybunny.
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yeah smoking too many blunts is not at all good for cardio... or so a friend told me.
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cough, medicinal, cough.
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@paekakboyz said in Back for more!:
yeah smoking too many blunts is not at all good for cardio... or so a friend told me.
Great for strength training, safety issues aside
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Protein cones?
Anyway, Pilates last night and really pushed through. Feeling so much better after tho the back is a bit sore today.
Did some walking today - covering about 3km in a couple of sessions (one lunch, one evening) and then home tonight for more body weight:
2 x proper form chinups
5 x proper form pushups
60s rest
5 sets of that.I varied the pushups from tricep emphasis (elbows back) to elbows out, wide hands, diamond, and then elbows back.
The last set of pushups were a bit of a challenge actually, as the wide hands followed by diamond really tested the shoulders. Don't think I'm entirely over getting dumped on my left shoulder a few months back during a rugby match.
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@nta said in Back for more!:
5km run last night in 29:45
I could have died.
Nice time. my 9 year old ran that the other day.
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@mariner4life and stopped for an icecream halfway through?
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@paekakboyz said in Back for more!:
@mariner4life and stopped for an icecream halfway through?
It's actually pretty cool. I've started taking him running with me once a week. He does well, but i push him pretty hard. It's teaching me to be comfortable running a bit slower as well. He did 7km on Wednesday night (while my 7 year old buzzed around us on a scooter)
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@rocky-rockbottom said in Back for more!:
PRO TIP: when eating the ice cream it's best to come to a complete halt. Trying to run and eat the ice cream at the same time can be tricky.
the first time i did a proper, organised run, with water stations, i realised i can't drink from a cup and run without drowning myself. spastic!
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Good stuff!! Years ago I did a 10km run in wellington and for about half of it was paced by a 8-10 year old who had farking springs in his shoes. It was like an rhino (me obs) slamming along next to a bloody gazelle! He was in the Harriers running club so I only felt a wee bit bitter.
Luckily he upped his pace and I settled in behind a nice peach
#disclaimer - said peach was on a hot wahine, not a young man trying to run away from me!!
#postworkout 
