Posted on Dec 16, 2014
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If you can do 1 mile, what about 3 miles? How many more can you do? I think it is our duty to stay in shape, just in case we are needed again? What is the minimum to be considered in shape? Five miles without dying or more? Agree
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The nearest liquor store is 1.3 miles away. Thus, I can run 1.3 miles without stopping.
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walk or bus
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Maj Walter Kilar
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Do you drink at the liquor store? You could run 1.3 miles to get booze, then stumble and low crawl 1.3 miles back.
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Ever hear about the beer run? You down a can then run a timed mile.
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One of the best RP conversations ever!
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Cpl Brett Wagner
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SSG Michael LoGuidice - Depends... Who's chasing me.
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LMFAO Cpl Brett Wagner i love you bro!
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SFC Mark Sutton
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Not who's chasing but WHAT? We have big critters up here in Alaska.
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Cpl Brett Wagner
Cpl Brett Wagner
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SFC Mark Sutton - Good point. I can probably run a mile fast with a grizzly or polar bear behind me, might not make a difference but I'll be shooting something big at them when they get close.
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PO3 Shaun Taylor
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I was shocked that I could still do 1 mile without stopping, but since I've recently started back running I'm not brave enough to try much more yet. I would like to gradually increase the distance. I'm really not pressed about the time just as long as I can do so without stopping or having a heart attack.
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Marathon training guide recommends increasing by 10% a week, to allow the bones to adapt to the stress.
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PO3 Shaun Taylor
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Thanks. I'll try that...next week.
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