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Plus 2.5 miles with Merlot. Cooled off....84


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Good week at the gym. Hiked a Tracy Ridge trail in the ANF yesterday - 9 miles & 2500+climb with 38.lb pack in just under 4hrs. Last climb was a bit of a sufferfest. Left the truck at 0600 and didn't see a hiker until after 0900.

The hinge of my right hip started hurting about halfway. Need to find some stretches for that plus socks with more cushion.


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Originally Posted by Scott
Good week at the gym. Hiked a Tracy Ridge trail in the ANF yesterday - 9 miles & 2500+climb with 38.lb pack in just under 4hrs. Last climb was a bit of a sufferfest. Left the truck at 0600 and didn't see a hiker until after 0900.

The hinge of my right hip started hurting about halfway. Need to find some stretches for that plus socks with more cushion.


That is hauling azz!


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got out of the Scapegoat yesterday late- great trip, 65-ish miles, two summits and a 50’ “meeting” with a big boar grizzly smile

will post up a couple of pics after work

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Originally Posted by Scott
Good week at the gym. Hiked a Tracy Ridge trail in the ANF yesterday - 9 miles & 2500+climb with 38.lb pack in just under 4hrs. Last climb was a bit of a sufferfest. Left the truck at 0600 and didn't see a hiker until after 0900.

The hinge of my right hip started hurting about halfway. Need to find some stretches for that plus socks with more cushion.


Thats pretty dang good

I use this for my hips before and after hiking plus . Use a Rubber exercise band tied to something heavy, attach to ankle, face away and do 3 sets of 20 single leg/knee lifts, And finish with hip flexor stretch . Seem still help

https://www.amazon.com/RumbleRoller...?ref_=ws_cp_90e8e6f8349b0915a261_p_6_t_p

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Thanks.

I googled the hip flexor stretch and did a few sets of them yesterday and again this morning. Plan to keep doing them daily. Feels good now but we'll see how it is the next hike.


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Walked 5 miles tonite in the 95° heat


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4 easy miles with Tiny Elvis after work

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Nice, Peak elevation?



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Hiked and camped and fly fished by Spar Lake last weekend. Some great hiking in the Cabinets.

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2.5 miles on treadmill 9-15 degrees elevation. The last few minutes I was running. Did upper body after, mostly sets of 10-12 for about 30 more minutes. Another couple weeks and I’ll start with the pack.

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Any specific podcasts or reading materials you guys recommend on mountain fitness/training?

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Originally Posted by ribka

Nice, Peak elevation?


Scapegoat was 9300, Flint was 9100- decent sized for the Bob Marshall

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Originally Posted by mitchellmountain
Any specific podcasts or reading materials you guys recommend on mountain fitness/training?

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I got a lot of good information out of "training for the uphill athlete"

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Originally Posted by ribka

Nice, Peak elevation?


Scapegoat was 9300, Flint was 9100- decent sized for the Bob Marshall



Hiking into the Bob in a week to fly fish. Love that country. Many folks hiking there now?

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Nice, Peak elevation?


Scapegoat was 9300, Flint was 9100- decent sized for the Bob Marshall



Hiking into the Bob in a week to fly fish. Love that country. Many folks hiking there now?


normally I would say yes; but we didn’t see a single hiker or anyone on stock- was a little odd and this was with two of the days on a weekend

I’ve never seen it crowded, but summer time I expect some folks, not complaining mind you smile

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Good to hear. Ton of out of staters here in N ID now. Every trailhead is packed with tourists


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Originally Posted by ribka

Nice, Peak elevation?


Scapegoat was 9300, Flint was 9100- decent sized for the Bob Marshall



Hiking into the Bob in a week to fly fish. Love that country. Many folks hiking there now?


normally I would say yes; but we didn’t see a single hiker or anyone on stock- was a little odd and this was with two of the days on a weekend

I’ve never seen it crowded, but summer time I expect some folks, not complaining mind you smile

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strength train

deadlifts 5/3/1+/10, overhead press 5/3/1+/10, lunges 3x 30 yds, chinups 3x12, core

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Any specific podcasts or reading materials you guys recommend on mountain fitness/training?

MM


I got a lot of good information out of "training for the uphill athlete"



Yep, Uphill Athlete on You Tube is excellent.


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Originally Posted by mitchellmountain
Any specific podcasts or reading materials you guys recommend on mountain fitness/training?

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https://www.climbing.com/skills/strength-for-alpinism/


https://www.climbing.com/skills/training-advanced-conditioning-for-alpine-climbing/


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