I imagined an event that combined sporting clays and mountain biking. Competitors ride mountain bikes between shooting stations, carrying their shotguns and ammo with them. Like biathlon, it’s part race, part shooting competition. Of course, I’m too old now to do it…
Edit: If carrying a shotgun and ammo over a mountain biking course or setting up shooting stations prove too problematic, one could combine sporting clays with cross terrain cycling.
Skipped the leg curls again so I can run a little tonight. Did everything else though. I had a little bit of degraded performance but I had a rough night of sleep and a fairly stressful 3.5 hour meeting today so I'll just blame that.
4 miles on the tread this morning 28:48. Felt rough the first mile and started feeling better as I went along. Increased speed each mile up to 3 miles and then from 3.5 to 4 increased speed each .10
At home I do Jessica Smith DVDs which include steady cardio, HITT, strength training, and yoga/pilates workouts. I did some of her YouTube stuff the past couple days in SD, but the place we are staying in ND has a treadmill. This morning I started out walking and said WTH, let's try running. I've always hated running and cramp easily when I do, so I just never do it. I surprised myself and lasted 45 minutes. I suppose having a regular workout routine helps you with all sorts of exercising!
4 miles on the tread this morning 28:48. Felt rough the first mile and started feeling better as I went along. Increased speed each mile up to 3 miles and then from 3.5 to 4 increased speed each .10
I somehow ran two days in a row. I'm not anywhere near this speed, but you inspired me to increase a little bit of speed each little bit towards the end.
I somehow ran two days in a row. I'm not anywhere near this speed, but you inspired me to increase a little bit of speed each little bit towards the end.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.