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Location: Michigan | i am getting way to old.our golf league started tonite and it is now 4 hours after we have ended our first 9 holes and i feel like a hundred people just beat the sh#t out of me.it is kinda like picking up the guitar after a couple of months and playing it for a couple of hours and then waking up and your fingers feel like they were dipped in hydroclouric acid for a night.
man am i getting old and out of shape.
this is my kinda golf.
is this how amelia isle golf is played ? GWB
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
it is now 4 hours after we have ended our first 9 holes and i feel like a hundred people just beat the sh#t out of me.
is this how amelia isle golf is played ? NO.....we drank the pain away! :D
but Cliff was kinda dressed like Dangerfield. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by stephent28:
but Cliff was kinda dressed like Dangerfield. ... and got the same respect! 
Cliff, show thyself... clothed... |
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Location: south east Michigan | GWB... give yourself a break. It was the first outing of the year. You live in Michigan. We tend to hibernate.
This past winter was a brutal.
Stop bitchin' and walk it off. :D |
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Location: East Tennessee | Those golf leagues can be brutal!!!
Do you northern folks play golf like hockey??
That could be the problem.. :D |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I turn 50 in September and I started surfing again at the end of January after a break of nearly 25 years.
The first outing consisted of catching one (rather large :eek: ) wave and getting pummelled by the next 10.
I lasted 20 minutes and sat on the beach for an hour waiting for my friends to return. For the next 2 days, I was scared to move quickly in case something snapped.
Moving ahead 3 months... this morning I was out in the water for 2 and a half hours and I feel great. I would've stayed longer if the waves didn't disappear.
It'll come, GWB. You've just gotta stick at it. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | A few years ago, I gave up soccer for golf. I drank a lot of beer after soccer games, but it wasn't quite the same as drinking beer after or during golf. A couple weeks ago I bumped into one of my old soccer cronies on an elevator and found out they were still playing, so I went to one of their practices. Ouch. I haven't been back for a couple weeks, but really need to drag myself back. Our golf league starts in a couple weeks and although it only hurts me mentally, I really need to find some more physical activity. I turned 56 last Saturday. |
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Location: Wichita, KS | I feel it every spring when I begin to umpire baseball games again. My knees. My thighs. Were I more disciplined, I'd start doing squats weeks ahead of time. The extra weight I put on over the winter months doesn't help at all and there are always a few more pounds than the year before.
Getting old sucks. |
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Location: East Wenatchee, WA | Know the feeling. After being sedentary most of my life (with some hiking and walking), I had to start a more rigorous routine to try and stay off of diabetes drugs.
Tried walking and an Eliptical. for the first year. My endurance improved, but my feet felt like I was walking on glass and my lower back was killing me.
Last year I started jogging. Made it about a block at a time to begin with and now can finish a 5K, but I had to cut back on doing it every day as my feet now feel like I am wearing razor blades, and my lower back has a bowie knife firmly embedded at the belt line.
I run every few days and use the eliptical in between and can now tolerate the pain, but it remains....old bones and back injuries. However, after 4 years, I am still not on diabetes drugs and feel more fit than I did in my 30's, so the pain is the trade off for good health...I think? :rolleyes: |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | The accumulated pains of old age beat the alternative. Smiling increases the pain threshold...when it starts to look like a rictus grin, try medication. Prescription or distilled as you prefer. (alternate treatment possible but not publicly acknowledged.) |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | If you wake up some morning and nothing hurts, you'll know you died in you sleep. :D |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I think whomever coined the term "Pain Management" was never really in pain.
"If you wake up some morning and nothing hurts, you'll know you died in you sleep."
Something to look forward to. |
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Location: Reisterstown, Maryland | JefferyD
Have you talked to your Dr about your feet. That sensation is from your diabetes and can be controlled. It is an awful feeling, I have it too
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Location: Michigan | brad im a true golfer so i cant walk it off i will try and ;) golf cart ;) it off next week.
i know i must sound like dr.smith ohh the pain.
oh also brad congrats on your 7000 post. :cool: GWB |
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Location: East Wenatchee, WA | Originally posted by ladylaw:
JefferyD
Have you talked to your Dr about your feet. That sensation is from your diabetes and can be controlled. It is an awful feeling, I have it too
Anita Yeah we talk....every 6 months....4 pair of expensive shoes, keeping the A1C close to 6, but circulation is good and no apparent nerve issues. I have always been a tenderfoot so I think the pounding just makes them sore. |
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Location: Hot Springs, S.D. | Doctor, it hurts when I do this.
Well then don't do that. ;)
Seriously though, why not try swimming instead? Jogging is hard on people who DON'T have problems. Swimming is wonderful excercize, and puts no strain on your feet, shins, or anything else. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | I think whomever coined the term "Pain Management" was never really in pain Miles, you are so right...when I hurt my neck in '07, I went to Tenn. to the Pain Management Clinic...their idea was for me to take opiates 24/7/365...I asked them about driving and working, you know, little things like that: their answer was "you'll get used to it"...
Wrong! I don't want to get used to it! So I found a few things that helped: swimming was one but we have no pool near here...so I have a jacuzzi tub that calls my name on a regular basis...now, I'm usually able to manage it...
Finally admitting that I'm not 20 years old any more helped too...Drat it! :rolleyes: |
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Location: Utah | After two glowing recommendations from others with lower back disc problems, I finally gave Yoga a try. There are several poses or moves that should not be done if you have bad discs, but I must say that last night was the first night I haven't been woken up from back pain.
Originally posted by MusicMishka:
I think whomever coined the term "Pain Management" was never really in pain Miles, you are so right...when I hurt my neck in '07, I went to Tenn. to the Pain Management Clinic...their idea was for me to take opiates 24/7/365...I asked them about driving and working, you know, little things like that: their answer was "you'll get used to it"...
Wrong! I don't want to get used to it!
There's only one thing more attention getting than a needle poking directly onto the nerve. That's getting sliced open and then touching nerves to find the right one to cut. |
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Location: CA | "Some parts wake up faster than others. The broke parts take a little longer."
- Sonny Steele in The Electric Horseman |
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| Originally posted by CanterburyStrings:
Seriously though, why not try swimming instead? Jogging is hard on people who DON'T have problems. Swimming is wonderful excercize, and puts no strain on your feet, shins, or anything else. Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
There's a point in life at about middle age after which jogging is just wrecking your joints.
However, I find swimming lengths to be really irksome so I don't do it even though we have pool..lol |
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o.t. the body is getting old
