Hills for Running
Meadows wrote:You don't know Odub???? He's that guy who climbed 1000 feet at Rockquest. How could you not know him?
Awwwww... Ms. Meadows... don't be upset that I witnessed your day of failing miserably on all the easy 11s at Rockquest. I won't tell anyone.
Its our secret.
"Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken."
-Tyler Durden
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-Tyler Durden
www.odubmusic.com
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I'd have to weigh in with Odub on this, at least on the aerobic part. On Tuesday this flatlander climbed Yellow Spur in Eldorado Canyon, a 600', old school 5.9. My partner & I swung leads so that I could lead the crux pitch. My only aerobic training is walking the dog. To acclimatize, I hiked to the summit of Green Mountain in Boulder Mountain Park the day before. I could see how a little hill running might have helped on the descent, scrambling 1,000 down a steep gully. My calves were burning a little bit after that!
The only time I do aerobic training is when I plan to go over 10,000' in the mountains. Otherwise it's the liquid training supplement regimen for me
Pics of Yellow Spur to come.
The only time I do aerobic training is when I plan to go over 10,000' in the mountains. Otherwise it's the liquid training supplement regimen for me

Pics of Yellow Spur to come.
"Be responsible for your actions and sensitive to the concerns of other visitors and land managers. ... Your reward is the opportunity to climb in one of the most beautiful areas in this part of the country." John H. Bronaugh
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