Had to speed up a bit but easily passed him and felt triumphant. Life
can be sweet.
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My first kill( i passed another jogger)
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"gty" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Had to speed up a bit but easily passed him and felt triumphant. Life
can be sweet.That attitude will have you pulling groin before long. now remember, you are
a person of high intensity so you must resist these urges to pass
people...plus i was almost done with my run so i let you go by.Quoted message said:
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Had to speed up a bit but easily passed him and felt triumphant. Life can be sweet>
What kind of treadmill were you on?
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painfully true. it takes way more courage to resist such temptations to
be heroic. i need to concentrate on lowering intensity . i need to
reward myself for going slow and steady until i am completely out of
the woods as far as tendinitis is concerned. -
gty said:
painfully true. it takes way more courage to resist such temptations to
be heroic. i need to concentrate on lowering intensity . i need to
reward myself for going slow and steady until i am completely out of
the woods as far as tendinitis is concerned.
woods? you been intensively hiking again?
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"frank-in-toronto" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
gty said:
painfully true. it takes way more courage to resist such temptations to
be heroic. i need to concentrate on lowering intensity . i need to
reward myself for going slow and steady until i am completely out of
the woods as far as tendinitis is concerned.
woods? you been intensively hiking again?no no, he's the intensive Mountain Climber. He already has some conditioning
from mountain climbing.Quoted message said:
...thehick
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Sam the appliance man forgot to mention that he was running as a bandit
in a Special Olympics event, at the time. Way to go, little
man........way to go.
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