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Gym, Tuesday, Before Lunch
After slipping out of her room, Dawn made a beeline for the gym. After her conversation with Sam, and her thoughts about Dean, Dawn didn't really feel like talking to anyone in one of the common rooms.
She felt much more like beating things up, but first she'd try to clear her mind by using the treadmill. Running was still her best, and most important, survival skill. Dawn set it for a five miles of rough terrain, put on her iPod, and started to run.
[ooc: Post and gym are open.]
She felt much more like beating things up, but first she'd try to clear her mind by using the treadmill. Running was still her best, and most important, survival skill. Dawn set it for a five miles of rough terrain, put on her iPod, and started to run.
[ooc: Post and gym are open.]

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She went to go actually beat something up. Running was never as satisfying as wailing on a piece of durable plastic with a big wooden stick.
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If it weren't a practice dummy? They'd probably be wanting to call for help and take it to the clinic.
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"You okay?" She asked tentatively.
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The tricky part, as it had been with sword work and even unarmed technique, was trying to recreate the instinctual ability his Dino Gem had given him and turn it into conscious, learned skill. Conner closed his eyes and visualized one of his old battles, attempting to get himself back into the state of mind where all of this had come to him naturally. But the movements felt clumsy and awkward, and Conner knew he wasn't doing this right.
Time to start from the beginning. Keep it simple, McKnight: just one Tyrannodrone coming at you. What do you do?
His first instinct was to snap into his super-speed mode and elude it, then hit it from behind. But that wouldn't work. With a sigh, Conner forced his brain to work in reverse, go into super-slow-motion instead, and tried to make sense of what instinct had told him.
He probably looked really funny going through such a basic series of strikes and dodges so slowly.
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"Hey, Dawn," he said with a slightly embarrassed grin. "Don't mind me. I'm just trying to relearn everything."
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killingworkout to wave.no subject
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Either that, or the dummy insulted her mother.
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