Have a wonderful birthday, and get back soon! =]
Sounds like a short distance sprinter in the makings to me. I was pretty proud of myself for gettting first. My high school never really got trophies and stuff for throwing events, just running. SO I was proud I was able to bring them something. That sounds like a friend I had in high school. He never workouted, all he did was sit on his ass all day. For some ungodly reason he had huge biceps that were stronger than my arms. I have no explanation for it.
Nuh-uh. I have speed but not a lot of stamina. I always get tired after a short while of pushing myself. First in state? That's quite an accomplishment. =D Nope, almost never at all, which is why I find it so strange. xD I guess it's just a miracle?
Speed is good to have, do you run cross country or track? If not then that would be soemwhere good to showcase your speed. When I was in high school I was a heavy set kid so running track was out of the question, so I threw shotput. Placed first in state. Do you do push-ups or things of that nature? If so that would explain your strength. They make your arms stronger while not building bulky muscles...
Actually, I quite like being underweight and skinny. Some small places, I can easily slip past. =P I'm pretty light on my feet, too, so my speed is decent. For some strange reason, though, I have skinny arms but they're decent in strength. I'm not really sure how that happened, though.
Being underweight isn't to bad. You can buy protein supplements, or creitine. Take it when you work out, and you can put on 20-35 pounds of muscles in a year. Merry Christmas to you also...
Sheesh, two more reasons that exclude me from it. My eyesight used to be 20/20, but after the last two years, I've sunken down pretty badly. Still no glasses, though, but i think I'm hesitating. And I'm far too underweight for my height: 5, 1" and only 85. According to the one thing that I took, I should be 20 pounds more than I am now. Merry Christmas to you, as well. =]
In the marines you must be at a certain weight for your height. When I joined up I was 5 '9' so my weight had to be around 210. I was about thirty pounds over(fatty in high school), luckily I had a trainer who whipped me into shape. Other than the pyhsical requirements I can't think of any. Oh yeah if you want to be a sniper in the marines you must have perfect eye sight, no flaws what so ever. I believe that is about it...
Given my lazy nature, I wouldn't ever imagine myself doing any sort of that training, much less joining the army or marines. Do they have specific requirements when you applied, or just accepted?
Boot camp was rouggh but after that it is pretty easy going. Basic training is easy, and you have to do individual workouts to stay in shape. I love working out so this doesn't effect me.
I'm doing quite well myself, actually. I can't wait for the end of this week. I'll have school off for a while, so that will give me more time to have fun. But some of the classes are actually getting more strict as Friday approaches. >__< You're in the Marines, right? Is training as tough as they say it is?
I have always meant to send you a PM or VM, but due to the fact that I am always busy I have to hurry while online. Anyway though I am doing very well, and yourself?
Hiya, Kisuke. I noticed that we've never conversed before, though we're on each others' friends list. Oo How are you doing?
