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23rd March 11, 05:14 PM
#21
Next round of questions. My first games are this weekend , and I am wondering do any of you eat a special meal the night before or the morning of the games. Any carbo loading going on the night before?
I have been taking it easy this week with only light morning runs and stretching before work and some more running and stretching in the evening with some OS and WFD spin practice.
Am very excited about this weekends games, be the only time that every event well be a PR for me 
Cheers mates
Jamie
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28th March 11, 12:06 PM
#22
I eat a lot of protein pretty much during the off season when I'm lifting a lot. Aside from that, I just try to eat sensibly.
But my note here is coming AFTER the fact. So, How'd it go? Did you have a good time?
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10th April 11, 06:12 PM
#23
Sorry so long in getting back on here, had an awsome time at Iron Thistle in OK. Finished third out of five contestants, was quite surprised by that. Blew my own mind in both hammer throws, at home I practice with a 16#'er and can barley get 60' with it at Iron Thistle I threw the light 75'6" and the heavy60'4" took second in both of those.
Yesterday was my second games. Arkansas Scottish Fest. sadly to say there were only 3 competetor's total. but did get 6 new PR's. but stunk up the Hammers go figure.below are results for both games first is Iron Thistle and then ASF
Braemar 24' --- 26' 6"
Open Stone 27' 3" ASF not contested
LWFD 33' 4"--- 39' 0"
HWFD 18' 7" --- 27' 4"
Sheaf IT 16# 20" ASF 20# 21"
Light hammer 75' 6"--- 68' 4"
Heavy Hammer 60' 4" --- 58' 8"
WOB 11" --- 13' 6"
caber 11:00 --- 11:45
At Iron Thistle, the heights events were started at the heights I requested. In WOB at home I had been useing a 28# so was not sure were to start so went with 9', at 10" my first 2 throws missed plenty of height but not over the bar. hit 11" easily but at 12" I was out of gas after so many throws. At ASF I hit the bar all 3 times at 14" she just wouldn't roll over it, Next time 14 goes down. As for Sheaf I had not ever done anything until IT and again started to low and was out of gas. AT ASF I won the sheaf toss and had the bar set at 24' I guess I was feeling a little cocky, just touched the bar all three times, so I believe that 23' is doable.
All in all I love these games, everyone is very friendly and helpful. Next up is Joplin MO. next month, with lots of practice until then.
Cheers Mates and a huge thanks for all of your help.
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11th April 11, 10:45 PM
#24
Look at you! Throwing and doing well.
Here's a little tip for the hammers: Tear the sleeves off the games t-shirt. Easily worth 5 feet more. It's all about having room to move.
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16th April 11, 05:19 PM
#25
Welcome to the insanity!!!!! Well done!
[I][B]Ad fontes[/B][/I]
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16th April 11, 08:44 PM
#26
Ni-i-i-i-i-ce! Well done!
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27th April 11, 02:37 PM
#27
Wish all of this spring rain would go away, I need to practice!
next games Joplin MO. in less than a month.
Cheers mates
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