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We've got a summer camp in August but went to see where it was today, had a great laugh looking about and did a trial run of training on Bournemouth beech this morning.

Luckily all of the stones have round edges....

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I've done some beech training, just watch how cold the sand is!

Look to the far mountain and see all.

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Beech training is fun until it gets to sparrig. Its ot nice when someone kicks sand in your eyes, and mostly its even unintentional

A style is just a name.

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Running on the beach is the worst. Can't get any "push" off and it just saps your legs.

"Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it." ~ Confucius

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The only time I've ever trained on a beach was on a trip to Hawaii, and I discovered that there are random chunks of coral and volcanic rock hidden in the sand that will attack you. Also, salt water has a unique stink to it when it soaks a sweaty gi!

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Running on the beach is the worst. Can't get any "push" off and it just saps your legs.
Yeah, that's the whole point.

"Anything worth doing is worth doing badly." - Baleia

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Running on the beach is the worst. Can't get any "push" off and it just saps your legs.
Yeah, that's the whole point.
Which would be worse, I mean, the better leg workout, running on the beach, or hill sprints? I imagine each has their own properties for making us stronger.
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Running on the beach is the worst. Can't get any "push" off and it just saps your legs.
Yeah, that's the whole point.
Which would be worse, I mean, the better leg workout, running on the beach, or hill sprints? I imagine each has their own properties for making us stronger.

Try both! Last year we did sand dune sprinting. Try running up this: http://www.richk.co.uk/MMawr/MMawrPix.htm Europe's largest sand dune. (I puked at the top :dead:)

"Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it." ~ Confucius

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i love beach training. As hard as it is it works you so much better than in the dojo - as it forces you to be more aware your body is in space (for you smart people it is proprioception) and your body will become so much stronger from it

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