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Originally Posted by Black Beard
Being 35 yrs. old,
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You're still a pup age wise. As I do not know what your physical attributes are I have no way of gauging if that will or will not be a challenge. I certainly have had troops older than that performing a their peak at that age, but then they got there through years of training and learning the tricks of the trade-like the use of Ranger candy
I would like to tell you that if you are committed and put your mind into it you can do just about anything-I'd like to tell you that but I can't. Physiological limitations happen to us all, just when that happens depends on some things within our control based on how we took care of ourselves over the course of a career and many variables outside our control such as being placed into situations where other factors impacted on every fiber of our being for which we all pay a price at some time sooner or later. I know that probably doesn't help, but you will know your limitations better than anyone else. Sometimes you just have to listen to your body and pay attention to what it is telling you. It is not just all about you anymore, but also about all those that are going to have to depend on you being able to carry your load and sometimes theirs when they are down. Good luck.