Re: hiking energy usage (geek alert !)
least 10 candy bars to the equation. Another bottom line: eat a bunch when you're in the Canyon, right? Tom Bourne
tomkbourne2002 2006-01-04 11:03:23 #39395

Re: hiking energy usage (geek alert !)
John- Interesting...from the biologist geek perspective... Assuming your foot-pound calculation is correct, then the direct energy required is about 324...
Camille 2006-01-04 10:11:42 #39394

energy usage during hiking
I read the earlier post about energy consumption during grand canyon hiking. I dusted off the exercise science texts from undergrad and decided to attempt a...
Scott 2006-01-04 09:34:06 #39393

Re: What do you think of Grandview - South Kaibab hike for Scouts
Last three days could be without reliable water sources so much of the trip success will depend on how wet it is this spring. We seem to be in a prolonged...
Bob Marley 2006-01-04 09:30:36 #39392

Re: What do you think of Grandview - South Kaibab hike for Scouts
Oops, that's far on the EAST side of Grapevine which is an issue because it extends the gap between sources. On Jan 4, 2006, at 08:32, Doug Nering...
Doug Nering 2006-01-04 08:55:41 #39391

Re: What do you think of Grandview - South Kaibab hike for Scouts
It appears from your schedule that you have 5 camps between the legs -- I assume. The cause for concern about your plan is that the 2 of the camps are...
Doug Nering 2006-01-04 08:32:35 #39390

Re: hiking energy usage (geek alert !)
I'll bet a large part of the inefficiency is due to the heat production of the human body. Steve On 4 Jan 2006 at 1:19, johngeyles wrote: > > So, I did...
Steve Wingate 2006-01-03 22:12:15 #39389

What do you think of Grandview - South Kaibab hike for Scouts
Hi, I'm new, and have been watching for sometime. I now have a question. Our troop applied for a permit and received a permit for the below trek in late...
wa1hid 2006-01-03 22:09:58 #39388

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