Sportscenter: "Heart of a walkon" ... degraded into "My h.s. hardships"

[bama87]

I remember have to pass a conditioning test by running 440s. Most of us would throw up and then we would start practice in late July or early August. Those salt tablets the coaches gave us were taken with a cup of water.  But everyone on here is right, we more conditioned because we were outside all summer and not on the couch playing video games.

I don't recall many cramps either. I remember my coach saying water was for the weak.

[hscoach]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

[2Stater]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

 

[SUPERCOACH]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

Turn your head to the side and keep running.  Gives the slackers incentive to not be loafing at the back of the pack.

[Chechem]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

Turn your head to the side and keep running.  Gives the slackers incentive to not be loafing at the back of the pack.

Our coaches had paddles. 
And we ran our wind sprints uphill (both ways).   

[hscoach]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

Turn your head to the side and keep running.  Gives the slackers incentive to not be loafing at the back of the pack.

Our coaches had paddles. 
And we ran our wind sprints uphill (both ways).   

was that in the snow barefoot?

[Chechem]

In college we were running one day and a couple stopped to throw up.  The coach told them lets go you can do that later.

Turn your head to the side and keep running.  Gives the slackers incentive to not be loafing at the back of the pack.

Our coaches had paddles. 
And we ran our wind sprints uphill (both ways).   

was that in the snow barefoot?

Oh yeah! 

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