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doggieboy09 11-09-2013 11:33 AM

I'm definitely interested in joining a team for tough mudder. I've never done this type of thing before but it looks really motivating. I'm looking for a place to train around the east bay very soon. I'm thinking between 24 hour fitness or UFC gym. I'm still feeling the area out.

t0mmyd 11-09-2013 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by doggieboy09 (Post 1321801)
I'm definitely interested in joining a team for tough mudder. I've never done this type of thing before but it looks really motivating. I'm looking for a place to train around the east bay very soon. I'm thinking between 24 hour fitness or UFC gym. I'm still feeling the area out.

Train out side it's better for something like tough mudder. You're going to need the endurance of running a 6 mile without trouble. And the energy to run long steep hills. I didn't need too much lifting weights in my training. I'd say 70% endurance and hill climbing training. And 30% weights.

BRZChix 11-10-2013 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by t0mmyd (Post 1322323)
Train out side it's better for something like tough mudder. You're going to need the endurance of running a 6 mile without trouble. And the energy to run long steep hills. I didn't need too much lifting weights in my training. I'd say 70% endurance and hill climbing training. And 30% weights.

@t0mmyd is mission peak a good training spot? i used to do mission peak 2-3 times a week early morning :-) prolly about 1hr 15 minute up and down (about 6.5-7 miles total)

t0mmyd 11-10-2013 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BRZChix (Post 1323563)
@t0mmyd is mission peak a good training spot? i used to do mission peak 2-3 times a week early morning :-) prolly about 1hr 15 minute up and down (about 6.5-7 miles total)

YES. definitely. Thats actually where i trained a lot. pick a hill and just keep repeating it. if you can hike mission peak twice in a row (up, back down, and then up, back down) you should be good. you get a good rest when you hit the obstacles cause youre waiting for everyone to go. its just when you have to climb long hills back to back that tends to gas you out. training is one thing and knowing the little tricks to get through tough obstacles is another.

doggieboy09 11-11-2013 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by t0mmyd (Post 1323933)
YES. definitely. Thats actually where i trained a lot. pick a hill and just keep repeating it. if you can hike mission peak twice in a row (up, back down, and then up, back down) you should be good. you get a good rest when you hit the obstacles cause youre waiting for everyone to go. its just when you have to climb long hills back to back that tends to gas you out. training is one thing and knowing the little tricks to get through tough obstacles is another.

I guess this is a popular spot where people exercise huh?

Thesandlord 11-11-2013 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by t0mmyd (Post 1323933)
YES. definitely. Thats actually where i trained a lot. pick a hill and just keep repeating it. if you can hike mission peak twice in a row (up, back down, and then up, back down) you should be good. you get a good rest when you hit the obstacles cause youre waiting for everyone to go. its just when you have to climb long hills back to back that tends to gas you out. training is one thing and knowing the little tricks to get through tough obstacles is another.

I did the 2x training on Mission Peak to prepare for Half Dome. Wasn't bad at all. I'd be down for a Tough Mudder, I have a team from work but the more training buddies the better.

t0mmyd 11-11-2013 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by doggieboy09 (Post 1324073)
I guess this is a popular spot where people exercise huh?

Yea it's a nice hiking trail in Fremont. Around 3 miles up hill.

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Originally Posted by Thesandlord (Post 1325418)
I did the 2x training on Mission Peak to prepare for Half Dome. Wasn't bad at all. I'd be down for a Tough Mudder, I have a team from work but the more training buddies the better.

Great! I'm most likely planning to do the Tahoe one in August. It shouldn't be too cold. And I liked the course in Tahoe at northstar. But one thing about that event.... Is altitude around 8000 above sea level . It definitely affected me. I was out of breath really fast and I got altitude sickness the first day I was there but luckily it went away after I slept.

doggieboy09 11-12-2013 12:03 AM

Tahoe is pretty! Its also Subaru country like Seattle is.

sdlynx 11-16-2013 05:52 PM

I'm down with Tough Mudder! That'd be a blast!

souleffecx 12-11-2013 05:46 PM

Planet Fitness Hayward. 5 days a week. Getting my moneys worth, till I switch to CitySports on Whipple.

doggieboy09 12-12-2013 04:20 AM

I got the "Black Friday" special for 24 Hour Fitness. No signup fee and 45 dollars per month for the super sports gyms. I was kinda surprised on how popular the swimming pool is in Fremont. It was never like that in Chicago or even in the Navy of all things, go figure.

I did my special workout with dumbbells, medicine ball pushups, and kettle-bell. I had guy ask me if I was a MMA fighter :)

You don't get your money's worth if you don't commit to making a habit of showing up to the gym.

leicaboss 12-30-2013 04:39 AM

I'm a pretty avid rock climber, I'm always at Mission Cliffs :)

Renegade21 02-12-2014 06:36 PM

anyone here workout at Gold's in Vacaville?

LuxuryVapes 02-12-2014 11:28 PM

24 hour fitness in Livermore $60 a year ^^ 7 days a week, no rest days that's why we sleep lol


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