A newly invented workout!!!

[Bigjay73]

Lmao, who would have thought of such a thing??? Take note fellas and lasses.

Good ole Westword, good for wrapping dead fish in, but not much else

What the Ruck? It's Colorado's Latest Hiking Trend

"It's great for cardio, building muscles and bone health."

www.westword.com

 

[ismith]

Lmao, who would have thought of such a thing??? Take note fellas and lasses.

Good ole Westword, good for wrapping dead fish in, but not much else

What the Ruck? It's Colorado's Latest Hiking Trend

"It's great for cardio, building muscles and bone health."

www.westword.com

They better pack a saw too.

 

[gouch]

We used to do that all the time, back in the day. The only difference is we would add the extra weight to someone else's packs, not our own.

 

[utah400elk]

Ok…being the nice guy that I am, I am going to offer free ruck workouts to all HT members. I don’t want anybody to get hurt so we will start with an unweighted easy walk to a pre determined location (my elk kill sight). Once we are all warmed up, we will commence the “ruck” workout with moderate to heavy ruck packs back to the vehicle locations. Any takers?

 

[Straight Arrow]

Ok…being the nice guy that I am, I am going to offer free ruck workouts to all HT members. I don’t want anybody to get hurt so we will start with an unweighted easy walk to a pre determined location (my elk kill sight). Once we are all warmed up. We will commence the “ruck” workout with moderate to heavy ruck packs back to the vehicle locations. Any takers?

Count me in. Whatever goes in my rucksack, be it rocks, backstrap, or tenderloin ... whatever I haul is mine!

 

[LuketheDog]

At least the guy has a history of physical exertion like rucking, it's the ones who claim to have pioneered this stuff who are annoying. The stand-up-paddleboarders around the Denver metro are incorrigible, they act like they were the first ones in history to stand up on a board on the water, like the Hawaiians haven't been doing it for a thousand years...

 

[el unit]

We used to do that all the time, back in the day. The only difference is we would add the extra weight to someone else's packs, not our own.

Common practice on the fireline.