Im glad they found a job for you. I love gummy bears after a 10K
Ill keep an eye out for you at the finish line to get some gummies
Im glad they found a job for you. I love gummy bears after a 10K
Ill keep an eye out for you at the finish line to get some gummies
Drag dummy is maybe 120 lbs. or so
I carried two tactically delpoyable packets during my run in June. AKA plastic bags. I ate one on the way over to stage one, and one on the way back to stage four.
Along the same lines, here is a good recovery shake for AFTER your range training or the event itself.
Is it ok for Terminators (Pretty sure they are T-1000 models) to run this course? Seems kinda like cheating to me. Yes I'm talking about you, Spearhead.
I've been thinking of how to get used to carrying that heavy a$$ M1.
Filling PVC is a good idea, but consider this.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/bcg-153-5-lb-pair-neoprene-weights-with-strap/pid-117163?color=Black%2fMedium+Red&N=619960637
Strap those to your wrists, then carry a stick, pipe, pvc, to mimic proper arm movement.
Filling PVC is a good idea, but consider this.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/bcg-153-5-lb-pair-neoprene-weights-with-strap/pid-117163?color=Black%2fMedium+Red&N=619960637
Strap those to your wrists, then carry a stick, pipe, pvc, to mimic proper arm movement.
Are you planning on just carrying yours in your hands? I'm slinging mine over my back. I even got a fancy 1944 dated GI sling pad for $1.75, so I can run the course in pampered comfort.
Pampered comfort?!?!? I thought the whole point was to suffer nobly and bravely, sneering at discomfort and scoffing at trifling agonies.
I hate when stuff is bouncing around while running, and I'll have enough gear on that will be doing some of that. If I can get the rifle snug across my chest or back then ill carry it that way too, but carrying it in hand feels most natural to me.
I guess it's what you make of it... this time for me, the whole point is to kick as much ass as possible in the Garand Challenge.
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