and did you also see the study that laid out the method to reduce the chance of getting prostate cancer? correct ... more ejaculations per week. use it or lose it. FTW!
Athlete Vaporists?
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and did you also see the study that laid out the method to reduce the chance of getting prostate cancer? correct ... more ejaculations per week. use it or lose it. FTW!
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
lwien
Well-Known Member
Yeah, apparently so.
Anyways, since I've eliminated that fast walk warm-up, mah knees are feeling a while bunch better. A few twinges now and then, but nothing like it was before. I was really panicking thinking that carrying over 200 lbs on these 69 year old knees finally wore away the cartilage (arthritis), and that I'd have to give up running. Just thinking about that was driving me a bit insane.
That must be a REALLY old study being that I remember my Dad telling about that.
cool, your dad gave you a heads up and a head start ... much better than being in the Church of the Hairy Palm.
lwien
Well-Known Member
i try ... gf says i spend too much time alone ....
goatgobaahh
Well-Known Member
I see I'm a bit late, but lwien try getting VERY VERY vaked. Then foam roll your entire body. Make sure you have time, as when I am vaked I can feel where I need to roll better. Also, you dont experience much pain but you do get unique sensations.
I find foam rolling (and using tennis and lacrosse balls) a very very different experience than doing so sober. Keep in mind relaxing is KEY to getting those knots out of your muscles. I bet you will have a great experience!
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Heck, that's always great advice, goat, regardless of the activity! 
Been heavy in training for my mountain marathon. Logging about 30 - 35 miles weekly, mostly on trails. Nabbed the new Salomon Advanced Skinlab hydration pack and took it for a lengthy spin on technical terrain. It's simply amazing. Highly recommend for the distance runner and mountain cyclist.
Been heavy in training for my mountain marathon. Logging about 30 - 35 miles weekly, mostly on trails. Nabbed the new Salomon Advanced Skinlab hydration pack and took it for a lengthy spin on technical terrain. It's simply amazing. Highly recommend for the distance runner and mountain cyclist.
lwien
Well-Known Member
I see I'm a bit late, but lwien try getting VERY VERY vaked. Then foam roll your entire body. Make sure you have time, as when I am vaked I can feel where I need to roll better. Also, you dont experience much pain but you do get unique sensations.
I find foam rolling (and using tennis and lacrosse balls) a very very different experience than doing so sober. Keep in mind relaxing is KEY to getting those knots out of your muscles. I bet you will have a great experience!
You are sooooo right about this. Foam rolling while vaked. Hurting never felt so good.
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Vaked to oblivion as I use my trigger point devices, including my foam roller. 
Logged 14 miles today in the Columbia River Gorge. Run included 5,000 ft of elevation gain. Vaping helps me stretch and relax my muscles. I get zoned out and the lengthy stretching/trigger point sessions do me quite well.
Logged 14 miles today in the Columbia River Gorge. Run included 5,000 ft of elevation gain. Vaping helps me stretch and relax my muscles. I get zoned out and the lengthy stretching/trigger point sessions do me quite well.
BlazedRunner
run high
We should all get together and hump away on our foam rollers, making nasty faces.
lwien
Well-Known Member
Yeah, the sounds I make when I'm rolling sure as hell sounds like I'm doing something else.
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Enchantre
Oil Painter
We have established that I'm not actually an athlete... but, I do love cycling.
Just got home from a two hour meandering bike ride with my hubby, exploring around Tumwater. Hit a few hills... and did better on them than I used to! I'm gaining some strength, and stamina. I was even able to carry my bike upstairs when we got home! (now live in a walkup apartment, so climbing stairs with a bike is the new normal).
Just got home from a two hour meandering bike ride with my hubby, exploring around Tumwater. Hit a few hills... and did better on them than I used to! I'm gaining some strength, and stamina. I was even able to carry my bike upstairs when we got home! (now live in a walkup apartment, so climbing stairs with a bike is the new normal).
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Perhaps not an "athlete" as in an active competitor, but you certainly seem athletic!
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
^^^ Freakin awesome!
In other news, my mountain marathon set for Sunday (tomorrow) was postponed due to a wildfire. Ugh!! All that training... So, I'm going to run the distance anyway, just on different trails in the Bay Area.
Cheers!
In other news, my mountain marathon set for Sunday (tomorrow) was postponed due to a wildfire. Ugh!! All that training... So, I'm going to run the distance anyway, just on different trails in the Bay Area.
Cheers!
Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Hello Vapor Athletes!
Did a triathlon last weekend and brought my trusty Pax along for a pre-race sesh. First tri I've raced since I started vaporizing. I was very pleased with my performance!
Did a triathlon last weekend and brought my trusty Pax along for a pre-race sesh. First tri I've raced since I started vaporizing. I was very pleased with my performance!
Korben
Thrilled
Vaked to oblivion as I use my trigger point devices, including my foam roller.
Logged 14 miles today in the Columbia River Gorge. Run included 5,000 ft of elevation gain. Vaping helps me stretch and relax my muscles. I get zoned out and the lengthy stretching/trigger point sessions do me quite well.
Sounds like an awesome course. Did a ten mile trail run this AM. Got a half marathon (paved) next weekend. Also, have a marathon or two coming up in the next few months.
Rumble Roller
Hello Vapor Athletes!
Did a triathlon last weekend and brought my trusty Pax along for a pre-race sesh. First tri I've raced since I started vaporizing. I was very pleased with my performance!
Really want to get into Spints by the spring.
rekrab
Well-Known Member
Relatively new to FC, just stumbled onto this vapor athletes forum. good to see a bunch of people in here. Just thought I would check if there are any avid skiers/snowboarders/extreme athletes out there vaping and shreding to the fullest. good to see all you endurance guys out there. heres a vid of me doing some of the stuff i love for an example.
enjoy
Quetzalcoatl
DEADY GUERRERO/DIRT COBAIN/GEORGE KUSH
You guys and your exercising! I can't scratch my fuckin' face without something hurting 
My receptors get a lot of exercise though
My receptors get a lot of exercise though
rekrab
Well-Known Member
You guys and your exercising! I can't scratch my fuckin' face without something hurting
My receptors get a lot of exercise though
Its just having fun, dont really consider it as exercise
BlazedRunner
run high
rekrab, I liked your video. Especially one of the last scenes I think with you cruising a wave and brushing the water with your fingers. Really feeling it. Nice. I am a barefoot runner. Here's a video I made.
I'd like to make some better videos but I'm pretty busy. I've run a few marathons barefoot but my favorite kind of running is actually kind of like surfing, on twisting trails and rolling grass hills going up and down like a roller coaster. Or running twisting patterns on the side of a hill, I feel like the hill is a wave and I'm surfing it. When I run on trails that I know really well, it really does feel like that. I like feeling the ground under my feet.
I'd like to make some better videos but I'm pretty busy. I've run a few marathons barefoot but my favorite kind of running is actually kind of like surfing, on twisting trails and rolling grass hills going up and down like a roller coaster. Or running twisting patterns on the side of a hill, I feel like the hill is a wave and I'm surfing it. When I run on trails that I know really well, it really does feel like that. I like feeling the ground under my feet.