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https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1300622652 Message started by mastertangler on Mar 20th, 2011 at 12:04pm |
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Title: Re: Climbing methods in Canoe country Post by Mad_Mat on Apr 4th, 2011 at 5:59pm
"I also think there is a probable psychological component to some of this."
I'm sure that there is a psycho component to most of this thread, and most of the other threads on here as well, but I don't let that worry me too much since I've never posted a picture of me on here! and youse guys dont' know where I live !!!!!!!!!! and just to keep on topic, I went on a climbing trip Saturday (4/2)- packed light since I made the other 3 carry the ropes and my pack only weighed 40lbs or so. Moderate approach, from 8100' to 8800' el. in a bit over a quarter mile on the map, more like 1/3 mile on the ground. I tried that "in thru the nose bit" - didn't work, even at the modest uphill pace I was going at - just can't get enough Os. I've tried the in thru the nose out the mouth bit X/C skiing as well (at a hard pace) in very cold weather - didn't work for that either. I wonder if its more a method for pacing yourself slowly ? i.e. if you can do this, then you are moving at a pace that isn't consuming more oxygen than you are taking in, and to go faster is too much work? |
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