Hunting Season Workout
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Hit the treadmill today after work. Thinking I may need some pain medication to get through the night.
Pushed for an hour. I went in to oxen mode and just put my head down and walked. I may have over done it. Tomorrow will tell.
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Pushed for an hour. I went in to oxen mode and just put my head down and walked. I may have over done it. Tomorrow will tell.
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DrMike
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Yup! Going to bed with those 'Ritis boys is no fun. They tend to make us feel miserable. Fortunately, we have access to Ibuprofen, ASA and Naproxen to keep us moving.
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DrMike
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Vince":3gsvj7rt said:
I noted that, Vince, but decided not to comment as it is possible that you meant to say that "moron." :mrgreen: I have not mastered my phone. I simply hate using a device that is smarter than me. I'm going back to a flip phone so it won't be "smart." :grin:
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Taking the wife to a local waterfall, short hike, so she can take some pictures. The recent rains have brought out the beauty of the desert.
I'll be on days for the next week or two then bouncing between days and nights. That will make getting workouts in tough. I'll muddle through it and do what I can between the treadmill and the gym.
I'll be on days for the next week or two then bouncing between days and nights. That will make getting workouts in tough. I'll muddle through it and do what I can between the treadmill and the gym.
Guy Miner
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Cool. Waterfalls are great!
I'm headed out shortly on a 25 - 30 mile bicycle ride with some buddies! Always fun.
Hot here, getting up over 100 degrees pretty regularly in the afternoon now. Much warmer than normal for July.
Guy
I'm headed out shortly on a 25 - 30 mile bicycle ride with some buddies! Always fun.
Hot here, getting up over 100 degrees pretty regularly in the afternoon now. Much warmer than normal for July.
Guy
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Finished up our group ride at about 11:00 and 95 degrees.
Heading for 105 later today, so it's said.
I'll be hanging out in the shade, and hopefully in the A/C most of the rest of the day!
Heading for 105 later today, so it's said.
I'll be hanging out in the shade, and hopefully in the A/C most of the rest of the day!
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Hike is over.
Was in the Cath lab this morning to remove the 80 bag of cement that landed on my chest. I ended up with a helicopter wilderness rescue for angina. The hike wasn't even a hard hike but my cardiac issues reared their ugly head. I hiked a mile while having my little heart attack to get a a place where the helicopter could get to while the wife went ahead to get to a ridge with cell phone reception.
We were hiking out when this happened and I'd made it six of the eight miles. It wasn't beyond my capabilities and my pack was only ten to fifteen pounds. I was having to encourage the wife on the way in. On the way out I picked up that bag of cement. I never want to feel like that again and while I'm thankful I was rescued, I hate helicopters and being airlifted up in the seat.
The local Sheriff's Department saved my life, literally, and I'm grateful.
Take care all. I may be offline for a bit while I'm mending. I have a hunt in October I need to get ready for.
Vince
Was in the Cath lab this morning to remove the 80 bag of cement that landed on my chest. I ended up with a helicopter wilderness rescue for angina. The hike wasn't even a hard hike but my cardiac issues reared their ugly head. I hiked a mile while having my little heart attack to get a a place where the helicopter could get to while the wife went ahead to get to a ridge with cell phone reception.
We were hiking out when this happened and I'd made it six of the eight miles. It wasn't beyond my capabilities and my pack was only ten to fifteen pounds. I was having to encourage the wife on the way in. On the way out I picked up that bag of cement. I never want to feel like that again and while I'm thankful I was rescued, I hate helicopters and being airlifted up in the seat.
The local Sheriff's Department saved my life, literally, and I'm grateful.
Take care all. I may be offline for a bit while I'm mending. I have a hunt in October I need to get ready for.
Vince
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Wow, Vince. I pray that you recover completely. Glad that you got help in time.Vince":3rsy2dmq said:
Take care.
Micky
DrMike
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I pray God's goodness permits you to recover fully and quickly.
Guy Miner
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Yikes! Scary stuff there Vince.
Hang in there!
Hang in there!
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OK all, I'm back, sorry of.
Seen my cardiologist after the hospital and he switched some of my meds around. Back to work.
I want to thank you all for the prayers and well wishes. I'm going to keep plugging away.
I've got a coues hunt to look forward to this year and a moose hunt next year. Before that I owe my wife, whom I jokingly refer to as SWMBO, some jewelery as a way of saying thank you.
We, her and I, are also looking at a better GPS and a satellite phone in case something like this happens again.
Vince
Seen my cardiologist after the hospital and he switched some of my meds around. Back to work.
I want to thank you all for the prayers and well wishes. I'm going to keep plugging away.
I've got a coues hunt to look forward to this year and a moose hunt next year. Before that I owe my wife, whom I jokingly refer to as SWMBO, some jewelery as a way of saying thank you.
We, her and I, are also looking at a better GPS and a satellite phone in case something like this happens again.
Vince
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