I’m not a scientist or an expert so just curious how come some trees can appear totally torched but other nearby trees look fine? What’s the science/explanation of this?
And it’s free! Just apply for a permit and you get 14 days in a year
PSA for calisthenics lovers 😂 you can also smash some pullups right at the start of the wildcat loop. Highly recommend for a full body workout
So my wife and i were hiking in canyonlands and saw a huge fire in the distance coming our way. Winds were extremely strong and we were worried of it spreading and also didn’t feel safe camping overnight with all that smoke coming our way
We quickly finished the hike and rushed to the visitors center where I checked with rangers. They said it was 30 miles away but tbh that doesn’t seem that far? Was i overreacting to leave the park? This looked and felt really dangerous
UPDATE: on 6/28, @canyonlandsnps announced on instagram the needles district is closed and everyone must evacuate
I’ve been inconsistently running for maybe 6mths now, and for whatever reason I always hit a serious mental wall at around the 40 min mark (doesn’t matter how slow or fast I am running)
Sometimes I am not even physically tired, I am literally just bored
What do you guys do to get past this?
i travel to SG for work so am here sporadically, wondering if there’s any good casual clubs to join
typically go for runs anywhere from 30-60 min and down to do longer runs on the weekend (90-120min)
located on my recent holiday
does this happen to anybody else? I go for annual checkups and nothing has ever been flagged
FWIW I was diagnosed with asthma like 4 years ago, but even that is really inconsistent. Sometimes I'll go 2 months without ever needing to puff my inhaler, then suddenly I'll go for a run and just be totally breathless
should I be concerned or is this just normal asthma?
TIA for your insights
sup everyone, i recently just completed my very first trail race on Mount Rinjani in Indonesia. i completed the 27km category which included 1800m of elevation
i saw a tiktok of someone mentioning that for every 100m of elevation, you can calculate an additional 1km of distance... so in this case my total effort was actually 27+18 = 45km
i know it's not officially an ultra but does this still get the same level of "respect" if you guys get what i mean?