Yeah, but how short are your arms?
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oh no you don't, I will not be arm-shamed !! my arms do the best they can and deserve to be fully recognized for the effort they commit and propulsion they provide.
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Go Ski
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I have a track workout scheduled for today, but I am concerned...is my BMI too high for track day?
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Krummholz
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- Location: Middle Park, CO
- Ski style: Snowshoe rut of death on trails, or face plant powder.
- Favorite Skis: Fischer SB-98, Rossi Alpineer 86, Fischer Europa 99, Altai Hok, Asnes USGI
- Favorite boots: Fischer Transnordic 75, Alico Arctic 75
- Occupation: Transnordic Boot molder
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4350&hilit=Transnordic&start=40#p49595 - Website: https://www.youtube.com/@KrummholzXCD
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Sound like a good reason to run. Now if it was BAC, I would say stay in the recliner and watch sports. Live Pro Pickleball on today on the Pickleball Channel. Nothing like Pickleball and a Margie on the rocks. https://www.youtube.com/live/MU4kcewBE8Y?feature=share
Decided to go straight up!
Free Heeler - As in Free Spirit and Free Beer. No $700 pass! No plastic boots! And No Fkn Merlot!
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weizhonggains
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Agree with you—this is such a great time to check in on fitness and maybe even hop on the scales if you're feeling up to it. Skiing can push you to your limits, especially if you've been hitting the slopes in the Rockies. It’s easy to forget how much energy you’re burning out there, so staying on top of your health makes sense. Ski sales are everywhere right now! If you're thinking of grabbing some new gear, knowing where you’re at physically could help you pick the right skis. Weight can play a role in how skis perform, so matching them to your current level is smart.If you’re looking for tips or gear advice, check out www.deuschem.com.
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FourthCoast
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- Ski style: 40-Year-Old Poser
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I have not been skiing as much as I want, but I am doing better with weight and health. I guess I am still overweight at 26.4 BMI.weizhonggains wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2025 4:33 pmAgree with you—this is such a great time to check in on fitness and maybe even hop on the scales if you're feeling up to it. Skiing can push you to your limits, especially if you've been hitting the slopes in the Rockies.
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fisheater
- Posts: 2721
- Joined: Fri Feb 19, 2016 8:06 pm
- Location: Oakland County, MI
- Ski style: All my own, and age doesn't help
- Favorite Skis: Gamme 54, Falketind 62, I hope to add a third soon
- Favorite boots: Alpina Alaska, Alico Ski March
- Occupation: Construction Manager
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What’s BMI ?
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phoenix
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- Ski style: My own
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- Favorite boots: Still looking
- Occupation: I'm occupied
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"What’s BMI ?"
Body Mass Index. A reference the medical establishment uses to give a rating to your weight relative to your height. There are of course variables not taken into account this way, but it'ssomething they use. Simple to figure yours if you look it up.
Body Mass Index. A reference the medical establishment uses to give a rating to your weight relative to your height. There are of course variables not taken into account this way, but it'ssomething they use. Simple to figure yours if you look it up.
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The GCW
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- Location: Summit County Colorado
- Ski style: Alpine, Alpine B.C. Nordic B.C.
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fisheater,
There's a link on the top of the 1st page of this thread.
There's a link on the top of the 1st page of this thread.