Captain Hog

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Captain Hog

Captain Hog

@HearsAWhat

My parents are the funniest people they know.

Katılım Eylül 2011
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AK@Klarmania·
Hey, @grok , who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.
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iRunFar@iRunFar·
Correction. At mile 43, Jeff Rome and Adam Behrendt were ninth and tenth in the men’s field, not eighth and ninth as originally reported. Sorry for the mistake. - Bryon
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@dylanbo Heck ya, DBo. Thanks for all that you do. What do you think about Scott Jurek suggesting that we go "Raw Dog Style" for Ultras? Yours truly, Captain Hog.
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Dylan Bowman@dylanbo·
I’m out of words. Except for these: Thank you, Western States! Best day ever. Best race ever. Best sport ever. Can’t wait for next year. ❤️
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@NeoTHFC AND WHAT ABOUT ON THE RETURN, CHRIS KAMARA?
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𝔑𝔢𝔬@NeoTHFC·
EXCL 🚨❌ Ange Postecoglou will NOT join the “Mile High Club” on Tottenham’s flight to Bilbao. (@NeoTHFC🥇)
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US Department of the Interior
The construction of the Hoover Dam is a powerful symbol of American ingenuity, resilience and bold vision. Built in under five years during the Great Depression, thousands of workers and their families came to Black Canyon to turn a bold idea into reality.
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Chuck Schumer@SenSchumer·
Donald Trump and Elon Musk want a shutdown to destroy vital government services faster. It would be a disaster. And we have to alert everyone how much pain it would cause the American people. From my interview on @AllInWithChris:
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Tom Bean@tommytoopa·
If I made electric tooth brushes, I would secretly program in a 5% probability of an extra 60-90 seconds on the standard brush time. Just so people can question their tenuous grasp of the passing of time.
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@MountainRoche Hey David. Captain Hog here. After your chafed shorts at Leadville, do you have any plans to wear a sports cup during Javalina? Or, conversely, what about plans to pre-chafe, and start the race with blood soaked shorts?
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David Roche
David Roche@MountainRoche·
This week we delve into some fascinating (and challenging) topics⬇️ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/227… Topics: -the science of the short Javelina 100 Mile build -a counterargument against a new review article on REDs -Tadej Pogacar's training for cycling domination -long Zone 2 efforts -carb oxidation changes based on body size -our thoughts on Strava AI -lots more! 🙌
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@CPW_SW Does the officer with the gun fire a shot at :50??
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CPW SW Region@CPW_SW·
After about an 85-mile drive, the sow and cubs were released into spectacular bear habitat - somewhere in the SW Region we consider to be the best bear habitat in the state where we almost never hear of these bears again. One cub took off quick. The other two took some convincing
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CPW SW Region@CPW_SW·
We don't like having to trap and relocate bears. But, sometimes, it's part of the job for CPW officers. That was the case Friday with this sow and three cubs that were getting all too comfortable in Durango, with the cubs being taught some bad habits.
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Tom Bean@tommytoopa·
Have you ever wondered if bread is just super soft wood…?
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Dylan Bowman
Dylan Bowman@dylanbo·
I’m headed to Europe tomorrow for another edition of @UTMBMontBlanc! For the second year, @runfreetrail will be hosting our daily show from the heart of Chamonix — “Trailgating”around the biggest event in our sport. Our first show kicks off Monday where we’ll frame the week ahead, chatting about the key storylines of the 2024 event. You can follow our coverage on the Freetrail Youtube channel or listen in the podcast feed. See you in Chamonix! @freetrail?si=pPYSpHA8TXUvxvGW" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@freetrail?si=…
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@MountainRoche Legeeeeeend. How did the crotch chafe line up with what you practiced during training?
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David Roche
David Roche@MountainRoche·
Answering some questions: -I only consume this carb total a few times a training block, though will be around 90 g/hr on all moderate intensity long runs. I often will drink ~a liter of fluid all at once on runs to prepare my stomach for volume (channeling lessons from competitive eaters, who use fluids to train their stomachs. Learning across sports! 😂) -What we call "slurping" is using a liquid-consistency gel and squirting it past the palette late in races, when there is risk of involuntary rejection of sweet tastes. The new gel formulations are game-changing. Slurp is brat. -On race morning, I stick with liquid calories. Since I'll be throwing so much gel in there, I don't want to risk delayed gut emptying early in the race. -that AM routine includes a half-serving of Maurten bicarb 25 (so 12.5), which I think has important properties for endurance performance in addition to top-end output. I guarantee studies will be coming out on this in the next 10 years. -I probably consumed 1200-1400 mg of caffeine during the event via Precision 100 mg caffeine gels and some Skratch caffeinated drink mix (accident on that via aid stations). The plan was to cap it at 800 mg, but I found that fatigue resistance seemed to change via the nervous system almost instantly with caffeine doses. Do not try this at home (we know my caffeine genotype, and it should be safer for me) 🙏
David Roche@MountainRoche

500+ calories per hour. Heading into the Leadville 100, I wanted to chase Matt Carpenter’s legendary time of 15:42. That presented an obvious problem—Matt is a GOAT, who was better than I could dream of being. How can you compete with someone whose VO2 max was one of the highest ever recorded, and who trained with methodical focus in a way that was ahead of his time? Answer: I’d need to disrespect the distance by pushing harder. My plan was to run every step of the course, as close to aerobic threshold as I could, going into Zone 3 when I had to on climbs. To do that for 15.5 hours, I’d have to slurp carbs like my life depended on it, since my glycogen burn rate would be high. Here was the plan for every 2.5 or so hours based on training and the science showing that it’s possible to push up to 120 grams of carbs per hour at higher efforts: * Hour 1: Science in Sport Beta Fuel gel (40g carbs), another Beta Fuel, Precision Fuel and Hydration 100 mg caffeine gel (30g carbs) * 30 min break from gels * Hour 2: Beta Fuel, Beta Fuel, Precision gel without caffeine I supplemented that with sports drink in every bottle, mixed with Precision electrolytes, aiming for 24-36 ounces of fluid per hour. Doing the math, depending on aid station Skratch concentration, some hours I would consume closer to 140g carbs/hr. I didn’t take in anything other than Precision, Skratch, and Science in Sport (not even plain water). I did that for 15:26, a 16-minute record ahead of my heroes who ran Leadville before me. I may not have GOAT talent, but perhaps I’m a GOAT at slurping. This approach pushed the limits of our understanding of human physiology. But to do something I have never done, I knew I’d have to try something that hasn’t been done. If I woke up tomorrow and found out this was all a dream, I’d be ok with that. It was a good dream.  But I think I can say with confidence that despite all of my doubts, I’m not living through some sort of wildly real hallucination. You know how I know? The post-100 gel burps are real. Forget pinching, the hottest way to evaluate whether you’re dreaming is belching. History comes with an aftertaste 🙌 Love you all 🧡 BELIEVE!!!!

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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
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Alexi Lalas
Alexi Lalas@AlexiLalas·
In 2026, Gregg Berhalter wins a World Cup down the road from where he grew up. 🇺🇸⚽️
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@MenInBlazers Pretty sure "last second equalizer" is written in most scripts about footy.
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Men in Blazers@MenInBlazers·
SERBIA. LAST KICK OF THE GAME. YOU COULD NOT WRITE IT. 🇷🇸
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
What goes on here?
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Captain Hog@HearsAWhat·
@WinnieAer @rjd555 Hey there Scuse - hope this works out! Thanks Ms. Adriana Winnie Jane Aer Lingus!
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Scuse Me Folks@rjd555·
I’m pretty sure that @AerLingus is intentionally not letting me use a voucher to book a flight. They are corrupt! The customer service is terrible and they have been doing this for months. @bld5050 @swingitthroughX
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