Jogging near South Sac/Elk Grove?
09-26-2007, 09:51 AM
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Jogging near South Sac/Elk Grove?
I know you guys are a bunch of people who would rather drive than jog, but I'm lookin' to get in shape and wanted some running buddies for the weekend. Any of you guys jog 3-4 miles on the weekend? 
Not at 24hr either cause its a lot damn cheaper to run around a neighborhood or a park or something.
Not at 24hr either cause its a lot damn cheaper to run around a neighborhood or a park or something.
09-26-2007, 11:50 AM
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I used to put down 10-12miles a day back in HS when I lived in Galt. Practically ran 3/4 of the way to Rancho Seco and back every morning. Once I got out of the Army and lived with my Mom for a few months I usually did 6 every morning up Calvine, turned left on Excelsior, left again on Gerber, then back to her house on Vineyard. Nice little loop if you're looking for a good place to run. There's a lot of parking space along Vineyard.
There's no chance I could run 100yrds now without dying let alone have a weekend to find out. I would like to get back into that shape someday.
There's no chance I could run 100yrds now without dying let alone have a weekend to find out. I would like to get back into that shape someday.
This isn't a real physical fitness oriented group of people 
09-26-2007, 10:04 PM
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I used to put down 10-12miles a day back in HS when I lived in Galt. Practically ran 3/4 of the way to Rancho Seco and back every morning. Once I got out of the Army and lived with my Mom for a few months I usually did 6 every morning up Calvine, turned left on Excelsior, left again on Gerber, then back to her house on Vineyard. Nice little loop if you're looking for a good place to run. There's a lot of parking space along Vineyard.
There's no chance I could run 100yrds now without dying let alone have a weekend to find out. I would like to get back into that shape someday.
There's no chance I could run 100yrds now without dying let alone have a weekend to find out. I would like to get back into that shape someday.
09-27-2007, 04:38 PM
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not hard enough apparently. its more like 34.
from the hazle fish hatchery to discovery park and back is 45 miles. old town folsom to discovery park and back (using both sides of lake natoma) is 60 miles, and i havent done the whole thing yet. from beales point to discovery park and back. i might do that for my saturday ride actually.
from the hazle fish hatchery to discovery park and back is 45 miles. old town folsom to discovery park and back (using both sides of lake natoma) is 60 miles, and i havent done the whole thing yet. from beales point to discovery park and back. i might do that for my saturday ride actually.
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not hard enough apparently. its more like 34.
from the hazle fish hatchery to discovery park and back is 45 miles. old town folsom to discovery park and back (using both sides of lake natoma) is 60 miles, and i havent done the whole thing yet. from beales point to discovery park and back. i might do that for my saturday ride actually.
from the hazle fish hatchery to discovery park and back is 45 miles. old town folsom to discovery park and back (using both sides of lake natoma) is 60 miles, and i havent done the whole thing yet. from beales point to discovery park and back. i might do that for my saturday ride actually.
