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ModernSuperman

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Driven yet down-2-earth guy with numerous of interests...from film making and the movies to the great outdoors...from photography to museums or martial arts.

One of my passions is distance running and adventure races. I'm a semi-professional runner (marathons to 100 milers). I've been competing in US Track and Field events since the Summer of 2010,...I won my age division in the US Track and Field Association's 2011 National Championship for 100 mile Trail Races.

So, I'm in shape and have some endurance.

I'm 170lbs., 6ft tall with broad shoulders, blue eyes, and a powerful/athletic body...considered well equipped in 'other' areas...The pictures on my profile are from my 1st Pike's Peak races (Ascent and Marathon) in 2008. I have plenty of more recent pics. I'm much more muscular, now...and I have shoulder length hair. Sometimes, it's in a pony tail...sometimes it's down and wild...I'm not rail thin like some distance runners. My build is more of an athletic Conan the Barbarian...

I'm interested in talking with others about BDSM...ISO a submissive woman who is ready to be collared by a strong Master (who is ready for adventure/fun). You don't have to be an athlete, but you should be conscious of your health. You will have to be understanding, appreciative, and supportive of my efforts and endeavors. If you are a fan of films, Sc-Fi, and a little dorky at times (with your interests and passion)...then, that can be a plus. I have a huge interest in some films (my filmmaking interests).

For the right person(s) this could be a long term relationship.

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8/23/2011 3:21:55 PM

Back from Colorado...and doing the Pikes Peak Ascent Race and Pikes Peak Marathon (Sat and Sun)! It was my 4th year to do both races back to back! One of my slowest time...the altitude still kicks my ass. As of July 31st, I'm one of US Track and Field Associations National Champions for 100 mile trail races, but Pikes Peak still challenges me! I can now get to 11,000ft before the altitude becomes debilitating...then it's still 3 to 3 1/2 miles to the mountains summit...and a struggle. This year saw me dealing with 2hrs of pea gravel sized hail during the marathon (2nd day) up on the mountain top..and having to sprint (at my hardest) scrambling down steep rocks and rough trails for the last 10 miles in order to make it back in time...Nothing like Pikes Peak. Guess I have to make the Pikes Peak races my pinnacle of focus. Focusing on these races has driven my physical training to new heights...and helped my to attain great successes and wins in other races. Time to push it harder and farther than ever!!


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spoiledbrat87
 
 Age: 23
 Bronx, New York