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Be very long since I did that, I found a gym instead lol, would be interested to see how I go now though

I'm guessing you'll be fine until you get to those big long steps about 3/4 way up.

Steps...wat r u doin...steps...stahp!

I did this a few weeks ago with my bunch of soccer friends, raced from the memorial place at the bottom to the very top. Running up that dirt hill towards the start of the steps was worse than the actual steps I found!

Last one up had to cook the bbq lol

Should do something like that as an sau event i reckon.

I did this a few weeks ago with my bunch of soccer friends, raced from the memorial place at the bottom to the very top. Running up that dirt hill towards the start of the steps was worse than the actual steps I found!

Last one up had to cook the bbq lol

Should do something like that as an sau event i reckon.

That sounds like a plan, either a event or gathering.

Pre training acquired if not wanting to cook :P lol

Just did this today, overheard someone saying that footy players do 5-6 laps running..respect.

Would love to do this more often now that the weather is getting better, still wet in most parts today though.

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Wow, had to search way back for this thread.

Hit these up last week with my gf (subtle) and tonight with Leigh...farkin tough after squats/deads/basketball yesterday. New improvements look good, though it's commercialising the whole thing a bit!

Get on it peeps.

I did this a few weeks ago with my bunch of soccer friends, raced from the memorial place at the bottom to the very top. Running up that dirt hill towards the start of the steps was worse than the actual steps I found!

Last one up had to cook the bbq lol

Should do something like that as an sau event i reckon.

i'll just go to the bbq and cook it, aint gonna even try.

How so? Seems like a trap question :P haha... When i use to go do, i did split run/walk.

It's not a trap, you said you were gonna have a ponder so I assumed you were just going to look at them rather than use the steps lol

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