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Yea my shirt was fuckin drenched, had to peel it off If I recall our ability to sweat is what would cause a horse to keel over and die if it tried to match us at distance runs in higher temps | ||
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i took this whole week off with the heat
i have a 5-day backpacking trip in olympic national park next week and didn't want to risk an injury or anything leading up to it not like a lot would change with one more week of working out anyway, already laid the foundation the past few months
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Speaking of hydration and re-hydration, MPMD did a deep dive attacking Logan Paul’s Prime drink scam. I like most of MPMD’s content, but this one seems a bit long-winded and tangential, although the information is still very good
Philion also the same day released a video on it, which I haven’t watched as much of, but seems to be a bit more succinct I personally had already known that certain foods (veggies, fruits) are actually better at re-hydrating the body than water, and that replacing lost sodium is more important than just consuming lots of water What I did not know is that simply consuming large quantities of water in a high temp endurance activity like an ultra-marathon WITHOUT replacing lost sodium (among other nutrients) can actually prove fatal Both vids for anyone interested (which I understand I might be more interested than most living in a desert state): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v= https://m.youtube.com/watch?v= | ||
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Bout to go on a run and this hits
I’m still fuckin going, but God maybe try cutting me a break sometime? Gym pool is out of commission so can’t swim laps for cardio | ||
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Do not miss that shit about living in Phoenix. How can your lungs not be fucked running in that
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Last edited by aussenseiter; 08-31-2023 at 11:56 PM..
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Gusts of wind were strong enough to suddenly shove me a foot off course at 215lbs, that’s powerful wind And it was a good thing I could run the route blind because I had to keep my eyes in a squint (or one closed) to not blink out my contacts But man, when I was facing north and the wind was at my back, that was wild! It was literally like I was being carried and just had to lift my feet up Started getting dumped on with rain so turned in after only a few laps, probably only went 2.5-3 miles I was running by cars pulled over like “you pussies!” Good thing I’m immune to valley fever, because I inhaled a decent amount of dust. Tried to breathe through my nose as much as possible to get some filtration… | |||
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I like how he keeps repeating “I’m probably a lot stronger than you guys” throughout his training instruction video, very Tate
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