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scudmuffin19 · 12-09-2024, 12:45 PM

Of all the places to be sent to in Survivor:SHL, it's the damn arctic tundra in the middle of winter. I could not think of a worse locale to be competing in, but hey it's the name of the game. I'm hopeful I'm on the same tribe as a few Hamilton or Anchorage teammates, as that should help guarantee some early tribals (in case we don't win the challenges, but I think we will). The difficult part will be deciding when and where to manage my allegiances, assuming I even have the motivation to try and survive the cold that long. I like to think my competitive spirit would outweigh any negative feelings brought on by a miserable perpetual cold, but since I've never lived in the Arctic, I have no way of knowing how I'd respond. But, luckily I don't have to worry about this, and I'm also a zamboni so i cant ever get cold ha.

**JamesT** · 12-09-2024, 12:46 PM

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Written Option 2: Only the strong will survive! Or do they? How important part does physical or mental strength training play in your players offseason and how they do it? Are they focusing mostly on lower body strength or do they take more balanced approach? Or is it all about the core strength that helps them stay in right position at the goal? Maybe they think that surviving is really more dependent on mental strength and finding it inside themselves, but is there even a way to train that?

Kim Chaewon has developed a strong physical and mental game from her k-pop days and is looking to carry that over into the world of hockey. From having to memorize intense chroegraphy, lyri cs and making sure to not bump into other members of her group, Chaewon has had to endure a lot of struggle and hardships while in the k-pop industry and that has made her anti-fragile. For her first season in the SMJHL last season, a lot of opposing teams took advantage of her smaller frame and would play physical against her. Coming into the new season now, Chaewon has worked out intensely on her upper body strength (her lower body strength was already in peak shape) to be able to withstand bodychecks from other players. Poised to be in a more prominent role for the Kraken, Kim Chaewon will be relied more on from her teammates with the loss of Swedish Chef and will look to be fearless out on the ice.

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***CapnCooper*** · 12-09-2024, 01:32 PM

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As Boots is now the veteran presence on his team, he is more inclined to let his teammates take advantage of the best equipment. Because of this Boots will intentionally lose some provided games or tasks, whatever make him stay longer. He would still keep himself fit, eat well and run laps around the encampment wherever they may be. Boots works with Antony Dionne, David Doug and David-Arturri Donskoi to help get everyone back sooner then them. Together they keep each other company and enjoy their time in the wilderness! As the group gets smaller, the first one they send back among them is David Doug as he longs for a proper bed and is tired of the outside. Eventually management come by themselves to pick up Dionne, DAD and Boots as their plan was revealed by Doug! The whole experience was enjoyed by all in the end. It was a great opportunity for team bonding, especially with some new teammates in Truck, Might Go IA and Emille Dionne!

ec06aaj · 12-09-2024, 01:40 PM

Although technically hailing from Tampere, the Jaaskelainen clan are people of the wilderness and most of Simo's childhood holidays were spent surrounded by the forest and the snow, miles from civilization and with nothing but Mother Nature to keep him entertained. While some of the more pampered Argonauts struggle in the bitter competition Survivor inevitably descends into, Simo is right back in his element. Cold showers and swimming in frosty pools? Sleeping on the bare ground, huddled into the crook of a dead tree against the howling winds? What could be nicer?

It's over all too soon for Simo's liking. To nobody's shock, the heavily bearded madman outright refused to let his tribe send him home after their victories - not that anybody tried especially hard to convince him either, the appeal of a hot shower and comfortable beds simply too much for most people. Even as the coaches arrived to take the Argonauts home, Simo could be heard struggling to get away from his teammates as they hauled him bodily onto the bus, hollering that he just wanted one more frozen-lake swim, just one. One of the Seattle staff was heard to remark they regretted not bringing a tranquiliser gun.

TheOPSquid · 12-09-2024, 01:59 PM

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