I'm living in the northwest where its been insanely smoky for a few weeks now, with no end in sight. Because of that, I've tried to do some treadmill workouts, but I struggle to think of good ones, especially sinc my home treadmill maxes out at 10 mph. Figured I'd ask for suggestions here to see what creative ideas everyone has
Im planning to visit Big Sky for the first time in the first weekend of December, and im super excited, but I do wonder what terrain will be open. If anyone has any info on the usual trend, I would really appreciate it!
I know relay splits are always faster than one's time in an open 400, but how much of a difference does it make. For example, I run a 52.5 split in the relay, but I haven't run a normal 400. Approximately what would this equate to?
I'm going to be in Mexico in mid December for a concert and was thinking about trying to ski Pico de Orizaba. I know the main ski run is on a glacier, so will there be a reliable run there to ski? Also, is it on the same route as the standard way to climb it? Finally, what level of vehicle would i need to get to the base camp? (4wd?) Thanks!
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I feel horribly unprepared, I know i won't pass, and I just want to know if there's any way to get some money back