It was the stand that got me. But, I was definitely a little woozy when I hit the ground.
Would that be Kelly? There was an interesting Situation when Cyler was still in high school where the family left Heber City for a time and he went to Timpanogos High School, I thought the cousins were involved there. It’s been a while, little fuzzy. Ahhhh the good ole days
Fan boy question, but does Wasatch HS have any Sanderson memorabilia in their gym? I have to imagine they might have a trophy case or 2 dedicated to them.Would that be Kelly? There was an interesting Situation when Cyler was still in high school where the family left Heber City for a time and he went to Timpanogos High School, I thought the cousins were involved there. It’s been a while, little fuzzy. Ahhhh the good ole days
Often I took the tram to the top of the mountain and walked over to the restaurant for dinner and sat in the window seat on the edge of the cliff looking down into the valley. But even more spectacular is to drive to the back side of the mountain and drive to the top today parking lot that looks directly down into Albuquerque. I would go there in the dark on the morning of the balloon festival and watch hundreds of balloons fire up and float up to the sky to our elevation. Just spectacular!
The name escapes me as my (then) 7 and 4 year olds were only in the program for a few months before it all shut down, but it wasn't Kelly and not through Timpanogos (but same general area).Would that be Kelly? There was an interesting Situation when Cyler was still in high school where the family left Heber City for a time and he went to Timpanogos High School, I thought the cousins were involved there. It’s been a while, little fuzzy. Ahhhh the good ole days
I haven't tried since last season, but you could pause Byers a bit to sync up with Flo video. That way you don't have to listen to their broadcast.
We had a bronze statue in the old gym, 9 feet or so I think? They built a new high school in 2009 and I’ve never been in the new one. I’m not sure what commemorations exist. It’s changed so much there since the ‘02 Olympics, feels more like Park City all the time.
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What was fascinating to me coming from the east was how you have a completely differnt color palette
Someone is surely a better expert than I and could confirm, but I have heard you either have to arrive a week or two early to acclimatize or arrive no more than 24 hours early to minimize the impact of an altitude shift. One of those strategies works better for student athletes than the other.
Yeah - that road is very unique. I live in a small farming community with just 50 families a farming valley in the western part of Virginia. US 50 in Nevada (Loneliest road in America) makes our valley look like a metropolis. What I remember most is seeing a truck about 4-5 miles ahead. We would take a 20 minutes to catch up and another 20 to pull away. Speed limit was 80 for long stretches.
While I have never been there, it was once described to me as the colors of fall with the temperatures of summer & winter.
We've driven US 50 from Utah to Bay Area to visit wife's family more times than I can count. Words can not describe how awful that drive is until you pass Reno.
Consider taking 287 from Fort Collins to Laramie instead of taking I-25 up to Cheyenne. Closer to mountains, less boring interstate driving.
Dual is tomorrow—and if he did, his redshirt would be burned. I’m hoping maybe the Scuffle as unattached though!
Bo spent part of his youth in Wyoming.Much love for Wyoming, though mostly its mountainous northwest. I’ve seen 7 of my 17 grizzlies there (Yellowstone and Grand Teton NPs), all of my wolves (Yellowstone), and took my longest day hike ever with my son (fabulous Paintbrush-Cascade Canyon, 22-mile loop in the Tetons).
Beyond the dual win and terrific tests for the Mirasolas, Cael needs to gather intel on recruiting some Wyoming HS phenom and making him the first NCAA champ from America’s least populace state.
@Efejle I'm not sure if there is any deep meaning to your reverse homage to El_Jefe, but if you ever need to fade into poster obscurity, Yug1mlasp might be a good backup username for you.
There's a genetic apsect to it as well. Altitude affects some more than others. And dehydration is a concern as well (long flight doesn't help). I do bike trips in the Italian Alps. I tangle with the "easier" climbs early in the first week. My feeling usually improves late in the first week. Riding with a power meter, I expect 15ish less Watts at high altitude. I'm not racing anybody (but myself), so I try not to go into the red. Once the heart rate gets high up there, it's difficult to get it back down.
I have a coworker who sells and sets them up. I have the 3plus, now they are selling the 6. He says the only real difference is the 6 gives you picture-in-picture as an option.
Seems to me the most likely matches where altitude might be a factor is those where a decision in the 3rd period is most likely. I'll say it now, PSUs conditioning is always second to none, but 197 and Heavy is where altitude could play a role with December lungs.
I personally wouldn't mind seeing a few more tight matches and/or teams sending out their best against our guys.
