4 runners passed out at xc practise

Practise makes perfect!

So you're telling us they were girls without saying it.

One name:

Melody Fairchild.

sense3000 wrote:

Water bottles have been banned from the class room because covid

Please show me a source of this information (school website, newspaper article)

Some people really have to toughen up. I was in California last year during the fires. It was so bad 2 mornings that you couldn't see the end of the cul-de-sac where I was staying. The mountains in the distance (10 mi away) were completely non-visible. After runs, my clothes smelled of smoke. In the morning it was cool, but at night it was still oppressively hot. I don't have AQI numbers. I did my two-a-days with little issue. The heat was more an issue than the smoke. It's more a haze. Not like standing by a camp fire. Anyway, way too many people are complaining about the smoke as if they're stuck in a garage with a running car. It's bad, but if you're passing out, that's on you.

im helping wrote:

Some people really have to toughen up. I was in California last year during the fires. It was so bad 2 mornings that you couldn't see the end of the cul-de-sac where I was staying. The mountains in the distance (10 mi away) were completely non-visible. After runs, my clothes smelled of smoke. In the morning it was cool, but at night it was still oppressively hot. I don't have AQI numbers. I did my two-a-days with little issue. The heat was more an issue than the smoke. It's more a haze. Not like standing by a camp fire. Anyway, way too many people are complaining about the smoke as if they're stuck in a garage with a running car. It's bad, but if you're passing out, that's on you.

Are you tying to show your toughness? Congratulations, you’re a manly man.

They are doing it wrong

im helping wrote:

Some people really have to toughen up. I was in California last year during the fires. It was so bad 2 mornings that you couldn't see the end of the cul-de-sac where I was staying. The mountains in the distance (10 mi away) were completely non-visible. After runs, my clothes smelled of smoke. In the morning it was cool, but at night it was still oppressively hot. I don't have AQI numbers. I did my two-a-days with little issue. The heat was more an issue than the smoke. It's more a haze. Not like standing by a camp fire. Anyway, way too many people are complaining about the smoke as if they're stuck in a garage with a running car. It's bad, but if you're passing out, that's on you.

You sound stupid and your training is counterproductive

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My kids HS (and ES/MS) all INSIST on personal water bottles specifically to combat sharing etc during a pandemic.

Nice try.

But, I can see the weather in many places being a problem so I don't doubt medical issues have occurred. I just think you are BSing or embellishing.

Its been horrid here in the midAtlantic coast, not nearly as hot as it could be (but pretty warm) and unbearably humid for the past 2 weeks. Routinely 70s dewpoints, its hideous.

Delta Variant of Covid wrote:

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My kids HS (and ES/MS) all INSIST on personal water bottles specifically to combat sharing etc during a pandemic.

Nice try.

But, I can see the weather in many places being a problem so I don't doubt medical issues have occurred. I just think you are BSing or embellishing.

Its been horrid here in the midAtlantic coast, not nearly as hot as it could be (but pretty warm) and unbearably humid for the past 2 weeks. Routinely 70s dewpoints, its hideous.

Not being allowed to drink water in class really is a thing right now. Some teachers are even stupid enough to enforce it.

coachy wrote:

Delta Variant of Covid wrote:

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My kids HS (and ES/MS) all INSIST on personal water bottles specifically to combat sharing etc during a pandemic.

Nice try.

But, I can see the weather in many places being a problem so I don't doubt medical issues have occurred. I just think you are BSing or embellishing.

Its been horrid here in the midAtlantic coast, not nearly as hot as it could be (but pretty warm) and unbearably humid for the past 2 weeks. Routinely 70s dewpoints, its hideous.

Not being allowed to drink water in class really is a thing right now. Some teachers are even stupid enough to enforce it.

+1 This is a policy at my school