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Even ice cream?0
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Shall I sing a country song for you?
Will you?
Do you know Kathy Mattea's 455 Rocket?0 -
Even ice cream?
Isn't that a shame... Think I earned the name CandiPants for nothing?0 -
Even ice cream?
Isn't that a shame... Think I earned the name CandiPants for nothing?0 -
Sweet tooth now?0
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Sweet tooth now?0
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Would you think I can read your mind? Should I smack you for that other thought?0
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Would you think I can read your mind? Should I smack you for that other thought?0
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Shall I sing a country song for you?
Will you?
Do you know Kathy Mattea's 455 Rocket?
Would I lose my SoCo title if I didnt?0 -
Well, doesn't little Mr Eric fit right in?0
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Hasn't he already been through the ringer?0
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Do you know Kathy Mattea's 455 Rocket?
Would I lose my SoCo title if I didnt?
You might, so can you find it on YouTube or something?0 -
Well, doesn't little Mr Eric fit right in?
Doesn't he just? He was even running around here in a tutu at one point... did you see that?0 -
You ring?0
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Do you know Kathy Mattea's 455 Rocket?
Would I lose my SoCo title if I didnt?
You might, so can you find it on YouTube or something?
OH OK!! Are you surprised to know that I do know that one?0 -
Well, doesn't little Mr Eric fit right in?
Doesn't he just? He was even running around here in a tutu at one point... did you see that?
I missed it. I wonder if he will do it again??0 -
so can someone tell me what the purpose of a cool down walk is after a run?0
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Will this answer your question?
After any aerobic activity, the blood is pooled in the extremities, and the heartrate is elevated. The purpose of the cool-down is to bring the heartrate down to near-normal and to get the blood circulating freely back to the heart. Stopping abruptly could result in fainting or place undue stress on the heart. The cool-down should also include stretching to help relax the muscles which worked so hard during the activity. The cool-down stretches also increase flexibility, and might help to prevent DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness) although this has not been proven.0 -
How is everyone on this fine Friday eve?0
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Will this answer your question?
After any aerobic activity, the blood is pooled in the extremities, and the heartrate is elevated. The purpose of the cool-down is to bring the heartrate down to near-normal and to get the blood circulating freely back to the heart. Stopping abruptly could result in fainting or place undue stress on the heart. The cool-down should also include stretching to help relax the muscles which worked so hard during the activity. The cool-down stretches also increase flexibility, and might help to prevent DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness) although this has not been proven.
so a cool down walk should be less brisk?0 -
How is everyone on this fine Friday eve?
I am great how are you SoCo?0 -
Would you happen to know what I did in my sleep to cause this tension in my neck??
Other than that, I am doing awesome!!0 -
Would you happen to know what I did in my sleep to cause this tension in my neck??
Other than that, I am doing awesome!!
you mean you don't remember what you did to me last night?0 -
The cool down should defiantly be less brisk. Does that help?0
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What was your max HR on your run Nick?0
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182. Is that a little too high?0
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Would you happen to know what I did in my sleep to cause this tension in my neck??
Other than that, I am doing awesome!!
you mean you don't remember what you did to me last night?
You know it's coming back to me now....Would anyone believe us if we told them?0 -
182. Is that a little too high?
No, thats not bad at all for your age. I try to keep mine in the 160-170's when I run. That is the most comfortable for me. But I always get in the 180's at the very end of my run or when I am running hills. Just need to make sure I can get it back down out of the 180's after those hills or my run will be doomed. My 6 miler I was in the 160's almost the entire time and I think that is why I cleared that distance. Someday I hope to be able to run in the 150-160 for all my runs. It will improve the more you do it. I have even gotten up to 192 before when I did my sprints, but felt like I was going to pass out. It's a cool thing to be able to monitor when you run, isn't it?0 -
It really is amazing to be able to monitor it! I love this little thing. I got up to 182 on the last...3 minutes of my run when I really had to push it. I'm addicted to running now! 13.1 here I come! Want to join?0
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It really is amazing to be able to monitor it! I love this little thing. I got up to 182 on the last...3 minutes of my run when I really had to push it. I'm addicted to running now! 13.1 here I come! Want to join?
Not sure I will ever be able to run that distance, but it is a long term dream/goal of mine. I would love to join you. Did you know my next mini goal is running a 10K come spring? I have run 6 5K races this summer, need to bump up that milage now, don't you think?0
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