Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Aaron Calder (Security Officer) in Side-Sim: All Things New

Posted by Lieutenant Corinne Dalton (Scientist) in Side-Sim: All Things New

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Aaron Calder (Security Officer) in Side-Sim: All Things New
Calder stood waiting in the hollodeck, it was configured to the rehab center back on earth. He was not fully aware of the details of what had transpired but it sounded like general agility rehab would be a good start. They would test her reflexes, speed and reaction times today to get some base lines, and strength if she was up to it. He waited for Mygain to arive.

Aaron Calder
USS Ogawa Security

Though Dalton had done quite a bit of rehab as she had settled into her new body, it was a decidedly practical affair. Once she had been on her feet and able to pass some of the basic fitness tests and be on part-time duty, she had been able to continue on her own. She was on full-duty, but as her efforts in the gym had shown Calder, there were areas where of her physical fitness that could use some finessing.

Raven hair in a ponytail, the slim scientist slipped into the designated holodeck dressed for a workout in shorts, a sports tank, and runners. Cori looked around the rehab set-up and spotted Calder. “Hey,” she said. “Looks like a larger version of what we have here on this ship.” Indeed, while the Ogawa had extensive rehab facilities, they were still limited compared to a larger place like the one they stood in. And truth be told, she wasn’t keen on doing this work in public all the time. The old wounds of feeling like an experiment under observation lingered just a little more than she’d like to admit. But that was an issue for her therapist. Right now, it was fitness time.

~Corinne Dalton

Calder smiled as she came in “I thought maybe you would like some privacy, though we can move if you would like ” he said. Calder stood next to a floor matt He two in shorts and a tank, which revealed his well defined and corded arms. They were not large per say, but when he shifted or moved the muscle chords rippled in his shoulders with riple one by one. “I thought maybe we would introduce you to rock climbing” he noted. “It works just about every muscle in your body in ways they don’t normally get used.

Aaron Calder
USS Ogawa Security

Cori nodded as a smile broke over her face. “Nice, I like that idea. Much better than working with machines and repetitive exercises. I’m definitely good to stay here.” She drew closer. “Can’t say I’ve done any rock climbing other than whatever equivalent we did during physical training at the Academy, but I’m game to push my body and see what it can do.”

~Corinne Dalton