So the snow finally hit. However, I refuse to let it keep me inside. So this winter I have resolved on a secret (well not any more) strategy to keep me in shape: Use the snow to my advantage. I am planning on using the following off season tactics to help me maintain the appellation "Fast Dan"
- Cross Country Skiing
- Snowshoeing
- Snow Shoveling (I happen to know many widows who pay top dollar for selfless service acts)
- Snow Blowing (I also know many rich widows who own snow blowers and pay even topper dollar to have their drives snow blown)
- Snowman Building
- Snowball Throwing
- Snowcone eating (I like grape)
Any additional ideas are welcomed.
So the snow finally hit. However, I refuse to let it keep me inside. So this winter I have resolved on a secret (well not any more) strategy to keep me in shape: Use the snow to my advantage. I am planning on using the following off season tactics to help me maintain the appellation "Fast Dan"
4 comments:
Snow Angels? and or Igloos?
Don't forget sledding. Best intervals ever.
And you better not CX ski without calling me. Do you plan on going to Sundance or somewhere else?
I like the snow angel idea better.
Aaron, i was planning on getting a xc ski pass to sundance and would love some company, but if you know any better places to go count me in.
I have a pass to Sundance as well because it's the closest. The downside is that they are nazis about only skiing from 9-5. I usually head up at around 3 or so and ski for 1.5 hrs.
Soldier Hollow is really good, and if you ever want to put in a really long day on skis, White Pine (park city) is really good because it's flat (Sundance is so hilly that you're pretty well spent after an hour). Both cost $18 or so for the day though.
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