That’s asinine advice to give to someone who doesn’t live here and isn’t acclimated.I played 2.5hrs of tennis at age 56 from 330-6pm Tuesday - no big deal, just stay hydrated
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That’s asinine advice to give to someone who doesn’t live here and isn’t acclimated.I played 2.5hrs of tennis at age 56 from 330-6pm Tuesday - no big deal, just stay hydrated
If you are heat adjusted. Also playing tennis you can stop at any time if you feel over heated. On a hike, you are kind of toast if you have to hike back 2 miles or more when you are gassed, overheated or whatever in the heat. That is way different then stepping off a tennis court, dousing in available cold water, no more energy needed.I played 2.5hrs of tennis at age 56 from 330-6pm Tuesday - no big deal, just stay hydrated
Flat iron is a good one!Hi everyone, thanks for the advice. I completed the Camelback hike, starting at around 07:10. I ascended using the Echo Canyon route, and descended using the more gradual Cholla Trail. It was fun - and quite a bit steeper than I thought. For a brief moment, I almost lost my footing on the way up.
I brought five 500 mL (approx. 17 oz) bottles of water - I drank one on the way up, and one immediately after I finished the descent. I then walked about 13 kilometers (8 miles) to Old Scottsdale, and then the ASU Tempe campus (I drank all the water I had on me, and bought several more bottles). I was prepared to take the bus or call an Uber if I felt weak.
Overall, this was a pretty tough half-day of walking for a Canadian who isn't used to this type of heat. I wish I could have tried the Flatiron hike, but maybe another time.
It must have been nice to go for a long walk without snowshoes on!Hi everyone, thanks for the advice. I completed the Camelback hike, starting at around 07:10. I ascended using the Echo Canyon route, and descended using the more gradual Cholla Trail. It was fun - and quite a bit steeper than I thought. For a brief moment, I almost lost my footing on the way up.
I brought five 500 mL (approx. 17 oz) bottles of water - I drank one on the way up, and one immediately after I finished the descent. I then walked about 13 kilometers (8 miles) to Old Scottsdale, and then the ASU Tempe campus (I drank all the water I had on me, and bought several more bottles). I was prepared to take the bus or call an Uber if I felt weak.
Overall, this was a pretty tough half-day of walking for a Canadian who isn't used to this type of heat. I wish I could have tried the Flatiron hike, but maybe another time.
Insert Jim mora meme here.The question is, can the Cardinals actually make the playoffs?
The question is, can the Cardinals actually make the playoffs?
Big weekend for ASU Men's Hockey.
Summer of 2035 maybe?Craig Morgan covers multiple things here.
- Summary of ASU Hockey
- Coyotes 2.0 (hint: don't expect anything until summer at the earliest.)
- AZ youth hockey.
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Team yes.....Summer of 2035 maybe?
Garbage period by ASU hockey.![]()