i hope i get my copy today
there are a couple pictures of me as an adult in existance, but only a couple. like you skip, i am camera wary.
**** things trying to steal my soul, i swear it!
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i hope i get my copy today
there are a couple pictures of me as an adult in existance, but only a couple. like you skip, i am camera wary.
**** things trying to steal my soul, i swear it!
For whoso comes amongst many shall one day find that no one man is by so far the mightiest of all.
har har har
i know where there is a picture of you!!Originally Posted by Lucas
only immature souls can be stolen.**** things trying to steal my soul, i swear it!
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Hey Lucas;
Actually, there are pics of quite a few of the guys here, Gene really got carried away..
Yes.... I hate photography, but I like things done right in general, and that is so easy to goof up. Besides, if I volunteer to take pics, everybody just fades to the rear; nobody wants to take pics - except real photographers....
Very few folks who know me think I really have a soul anyway... if they only knew...
By the way, the mountain running article is really cool! But it's flat as a pancake a hundred miles in any direction from my house. My wife and I go up to Huntsville during cooler weather to walk the trails and we both enjoy the up'n down - walking pavement is sooo boring...
.... Skip
har har har
45 minutes from my house is a state park called "hickory run" - it is a really large flat and level boulder field(two of them actually) where one can enjoy the wonderous provisions of nature in complimenting your practice... it's an awesome spot to practice running - the route is plotted out one step at a time, several steps ahead of time... it's great fun and a killer adjective to any practice.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/statepar...ickoryrun.aspx
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You be the man uki.....45 minutes from my house is a state park called "hickory run" - it is a really large flat and level boulder field(two of them actually) where one can enjoy the wonderous provisions of nature in complimenting your practice... it's an awesome spot to practice running - the route is plotted out one step at a time, several steps ahead of time... it's great fun and a killer adjective to any practice.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/statepar...ickoryrun.aspx
Excellent training!!!!! Our woods look a little rinky-dink compared to yours....
But it's all we've got!
By the way.. that pic of the boulders is impressive!
.... Skip
har har har
don't let the forum see that.
thanks! it's amazing what nature can freely provide - it can beat any gym or health club... heck, these boulders here teach better lessons than most people. the boulders really are a treat... you can do most anything on them as far as training goes... what is really cool about them is that near the south end of the field, the boulders are tumbled rounded at the north side they are jagged and pointy... i like to run full speed from one end to the other and back... it really tests your hand/foot co-ordination aswell as endurance... they have got me twice: once i was running in cotton kwoon shoes and i stubbed my big toe(but i kept going until i was finished) when i finally stopped it was all black and blue - the second time i was playing with the straight sword doing form across from one end to the other, about halfway i mis-stepped and i went tumbling, the sword flew out of my hand... LOL... i run across them juggling rocks also(that's a whacky one) it's really amazing once you get into the zone while running... no run is the same, no foot placement is the same - absolutely amazing if you ask me. if you ever come to pa, i suggest you stop and check it out... alot of raw energy there that you can dip into.Excellent training!!!!! Our woods look a little rinky-dink compared to yours....
But it's all we've got!
By the way.. that pic of the boulders is impressive!
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