Shooting with Flu

[Cakemeister]

Not a great shooting aid. I found that the hot & cold shivers, sweating, general sense of run-down-ness & absence of energy don't boost your scores one bit. In fact, I dropped 50 points off my average. I won't be recommending this tactic in future....

[Kellog]

..... and when you have to I suggest large doses of ibuprofen and caffine, which for me at least appear to cancel the symptoms to the degree that I shoot above my average.

Of course I do then nearly collapse on the way up the hill to my house....

Hope you feel better soon Cakemeister!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Cakemeister

I found that the hot & cold shivers, sweating, general sense of run-down-ness & absence of energy don't boost your scores one bit

They probably don't thrill your target companions either.

Adam

[clickerati]

The rule of thumb for exercising when ill is that it's OK if you're symptoms are from the neck up (head cold). If they're from the neck down (chest cold, pneumonia) or you have a fever, you shouldn't do it.

Drinks lots of fluids, stay warm and rest, Cakey!!! Feel better soon, dear.

[Cakemeister]

Thanks Clicki-rest is definitely the plan for this evening. Ironically, last night was when my coach gave me my new set of Navigators, which went all over the place

[chris]

Dr clicki strikes again
chris

[wim]

i did go once with flu to a shoot because it whas an important shoot but i shot like **** so i stayd better in bet i will never do this again !!!