Remember the altitude in Denver?

[Coogiguy03]

It's not being talked about much, how do you think this will affect our players, will they be able to have success on the field. Are there ways to prepare for this??

 

[dupree89]

aubrey might hit one from 68.

 

[shabazz]

@Runwildboys mentioned this in one of the threads and he shared that the team is scaling Boulder Canyon tomorrow morning to get in more team building and to acclimate to the altitude.

 

[JohnnyTheFox]

@Runwildboys mentioned this in one of the threads and he shared that the team is scaling Boulder Canyon tomorrow morning to get in more team building and to acclimate to the altitude.

I heard they were going to scale Pikes Peak today. Haha

 

[shabazz]

I heard they were going to scale Pikes Peak today. Haha

Nude

 

[Xizor]

Not true. I saw Pickens talk about it on the sounds from sideline video.

 

[Einstein]

aubrey might hit one from 68.

Heck in that thin air he might just say to get it to our 30, lol...

 

[ColoradoCowboy]

aubrey might hit one from 68.

In Denver? 75 is realistic. Seriously.

 

[Ranching]

Nude

That's a lot of @shabazz

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

It's not being talked about much, how do you think this will affect our players, will they be able to have success on the field. Are there ways to prepare for this??

It’s been talked about. too much lol.

 

[BleedSilverandBlue]

As someone who lives in Denver, I will say that the altitude in the city is not really enough to really do damage to flat landers. It especially shouldn't affect elite athletes.

Once you get up to 9000+ in the high country? Yeah, if you haven't acclimated for a week or so, you're going to be hurting.

When we'd play games against high country teams back in high school, you could feel the altitude a bit, but not really in any way that wiped you out.

 

[Runwildboys]

@Runwildboys mentioned this in one of the threads and he shared that the team is scaling Boulder Canyon tomorrow morning to get in more team building and to acclimate to the altitude.

I just said I hope Schotty brings them up to Denver in time for them to acclimate. Someone else mentioned the scaling.

 

[EndGame]

aubrey might hit one from 68.

78

 

[Coogiguy03]

aubrey might hit one from 68.

Amazing

 

[Coogiguy03]

@Runwildboys mentioned this in one of the threads and he shared that the team is scaling Boulder Canyon tomorrow morning to get in more team building and to acclimate to the altitude.

Someone said they'll be doing culture and polka

 

[TwistedL0g1k]

I'm up at 8,000+ in the Rockies now. Hydration is key.

 

[calicowboy54]

It's not being talked about much, how do you think this will affect our players, will they be able to have success on the field. Are there ways to prepare for this??

i live in the springs and it’s 1000 ft higher. so i’ll be fine at the game.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Remember the altitude in Denver?

I'll take WHAT IS UNIQUE TO DENVER for 100 please.

Here is another hot insiders tip Coog, water is still wet.

 

[DallasInDC]

As someone who lives in Denver, I will say that the altitude in the city is not really enough to really do damage to flat landers. It especially shouldn't affect elite athletes.

Once you get up to 9000+ in the high country? Yeah, if you haven't acclimated for a week or so, you're going to be hurting.

When we'd play games against high country teams back in high school, you could feel the altitude a bit, but not really in any way that wiped you out.

agreed...considering the broncos are 66-88 (.429 win %), it doesn't seem to be that impactful. either you have the talent, or you don't.

 

[JohnnyTheFox]

I'll take WHAT IS UNIQUE TO DENVER for 100 please.

Here is another hot insiders tip Coog, water is still wet.

Ha ha, can I give you two likes for that