Hopefully narrower won't be as bad for me being in time group 1A, but
the Group 9 folks will be squeezed!

Rengaw

--- In CoachMadDogBytes@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Duguay"
<ManiacMutt@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> --- In CoachMadDogBytes@yahoogroups.com, "rengaw999" <rengaw999@>
> wrote:
> >
> > How long does it take? I did not run much in April and May and am
back
> > at it in getting ready for the Peachtree. I ran on Saturday
morning
> > and I really felt the heat and humidity.
> >
> > Assuming I run 3-4 days a week (Sat. Morn, Tues and/or Weds.
> > Afternoons, and Sunday Afternoon) will I be properly acclimated by
> July
> > 4?
> >
> > By the way coach, I was able to get my rengaw99 e-mail back from
the
> > hacker so I will re-join the group using that address.
>
>
> Rengaw ~ We're all different; meaning we adapt at different rates.
> So, I can't say whether you'll acclimate in time for Peachtree.
> However, it usually takes about three weeks; providing one is
training
> consistently and appropriately (effort) in the affected
environmental
> conditions. The excessive heat and humidity will also impinge on
your
> training for an additional three weeks (est.), due to the weeks
involved
> trying to adapt.
>
> Note: Be aware that the new route on Juniper will provide a much
tougher
> last mile than 10th Street; uphill and narrower.
>
> Bottom Line ~ It's the reason we call it Hotlanta.
>
> };9)
>