More like a mental stumbling block. U lose half the battle to overcome it by telling yourself tt u can't even catch up.Originally posted by lousyboiboi:but i cannot even catch up in the first place
stand in the first row. that way, the rest will follow according to your pace and u don't have to worry abt not catching up.Originally posted by lousyboiboi:but i cannot even catch up in the first place
yeah.Originally posted by Ristar:just walk. it'd be over soon.
fudgester, remember our BMT OC who loves fast marches? and not forgeting his famous monkey ranch (correct speling?).Originally posted by fudgester:Half of it is in the head.
how fast is your march? everyday fast march??Originally posted by ^tamago^:yeah.
i everyday walking is fast march, using gearshift and adjust breathing.
end up really fast march i keep stepping on the guy in front cos i too fast liao.
erm .. walk slower?Originally posted by lousyboiboi:how to tahan fast march?
Monkey ram, lar....Originally posted by Gordonator:fudgester, remember our BMT OC who loves fast marches? and not forgeting his famous monkey ranch (correct speling?).
i can disappear and appear one. about 3x up to 5x normal speed. got air-con lagi better, but nose will freeze cos too much cold air running in. imagine that speed.Originally posted by wuming78:how fast is your march? everyday fast march??
ok ya haha.Originally posted by fudgester:Monkey ram, lar....
*knocks Gordy's head with monkey ram*
actually come to think of it, it is probably easier to slow jog at fast march speed carrying the same load, rather than march quickly.Originally posted by lousyboiboi:i have no problems with running about 4k to catch up but i just cannot march in pace.
in army, 40mins session nia. one and only. eye-opener.Originally posted by Hellraiza:what's the furthest anyone here has fast-marched?