Anyone else ever run kilted?

**Braveheart88** · 17th April 07, 07:04 PM

Wondering if anyone else on the boards runs, and specifically if they run kilted.

**Tattoo Bradley** · 17th April 07, 07:33 PM

Nope.

**Dreadbelly** · 17th April 07, 07:36 PM

But but but... These colours don't run!

**thescot** · 17th April 07, 07:51 PM

I try to run some, but between the removed veins for a blown bypass and the statins, I have quite a problem doing so.

I haven't run kilted yet, but I hope to be able to pull off a 5k this summer, and I will run it kilted!

How about you?

**furrycelt** · 17th April 07, 08:15 PM

runners bother me. i find the whole seen very unsettling cause i can never see what they are running from!

**MacWage** · 17th April 07, 08:21 PM

Only after my son (he's 2 and VERY FAST).

Where:
I did it at the BBQ in Greenville, in the X-marks kilt.
(for some reason, I feel like I'm playing Clue

-> DID I WIN???)

**LordKiltClad** · 17th April 07, 08:23 PM

I can only imagine (wait no I don't) that something constrictive would need to worn under the kilt in the event of running in a kilt. Otherwise the damage one could cause to thine own parts could be serious.

**Yaish** · 17th April 07, 08:25 PM

Humans evolved as plains runners without the benefit of jock straps, no damage will be done.

I used to run all the time, about 8 miles every day. Cant do that anymore, my knees dont like it. I try to stick to low/no impact stuff for my cardio now.

**Braveheart88** · 17th April 07, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by thescot

How about you?

I've been running my whole life, but have only run one 5K kilted a few years back on St. Patty's Day (pic.)

Originally Posted by furrycelt

runners bother me. i find the whole seen very unsettling cause i can never see what they are running from!

LOL!

**MacWage** · 17th April 07, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by furrycelt

runners bother me. i find the whole seen very unsettling cause i can never see what they are running from!

I am reminded of a famous Satchel Paige quote:

"Never look back, what's behind you might be gaining!"

(Or SOMETHING like that)

Satch was possibly the BEST pitcher in the history of baseball. I wish I could have seen him. In his 40s (after 25-30 years pitching-> he started in his mid-teens), he was STILL one of the best when he FINALLY broke into the "Majors."
(Unfotunately the segregated leagues kept inconsistant records, so his stats are guesses at best)

Now, back to topic . . .