Maxed pullups and situps. Fastest time in 3 mile run was 18:40, which put my PFT score at 296. Could never get a perfect 300.
OT: what do you do competitively
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Compete with fat women stuffed into shirts embellished with "Princess", "BabeBoss" and other shizz like that for the last chicken wing at the Chinese buffet.
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That first game is so hard but after that your body and cardiovascular system just say “fugg it”
Don’t know much about guns, but I assume I’m dealing with a much smaller caliber.
As a runner in high school & one year in college, I used to be pretty competitive with that. Now I mostly compete against myself to try to improve my time & distance.
My brother & I also compete in off-road truck racing, hence the profile pic. From late Spring to early Fall, we do races in Montana, Wyoming, & South Dakota. It's a ton of fun & we are very competitive in our class, having won it recently. As a couple of 50 year olds, recovery takes a bit longer these days because it can be very demanding physically but we have no plans to let up anytime in the near future.
My brother & I also compete in off-road truck racing, hence the profile pic. From late Spring to early Fall, we do races in Montana, Wyoming, & South Dakota. It's a ton of fun & we are very competitive in our class, having won it recently. As a couple of 50 year olds, recovery takes a bit longer these days because it can be very demanding physically but we have no plans to let up anytime in the near future.
Many years ago my wife and I played a Sunday night mixed league in a small town. Eight teams. We would travel to other towns to support their tournaments and they came to ours. My team held together for 8 years with 3 constant bowlers and a revolving player for a year or two then some one different. We were not good. My wife and her friend carried 150+ averages, I was the stiff and struggled with holding a buck thirty-five. We were all pretty consistent holding our handicap though and so our "transfer portal" member was many times a damn good bowler looking for a team for practice on Sunday nights. We won the league twice, were second twice and never finished worse than fourth. State Tournaments were very enjoyable although my game was miserable at every one. That was 30 years ago and my first and only bowling experience. I signed my 9 year daughter and I up for a Adult-Junior event during that time. When we came in that morning my daughter was the only "JR" the rest of the "Juniors" seemed to range between 18 and 30. Not what I had expected. I had my 135 established and my girl had to establish as we played. She would roll her ball and turn away as it rumbled down the alley and pins would go "tink-tink-thunk" for good count. I do not remember if she ever made a spare but she did strike once. Meanwhile, I was rolling over average and at one time the owner told me "Dragon, you two are looking pretty good in this thing." We finished 2nd and we received a pair of 9.5" trophies that are still a part of my cave. Btw, the dirty looks we got from people packing their gear as I put my daughter's ball back on the rack and my cheap Black Shadow ball into a garage sale bag were priceless. Like they were victims of the greatest Sting of all times.