Re: non-linearity of effort with increased pack weight
All of that stuff would cut my weight considerably, and I know this much. My
thermarest is just too good, and unless I find something better ...
It may...
johngeyles 2006-12-13 13:23:36 #43923
Re: non-linearity of effort with increased pack weight
A poster on this site suggested this ...
Preaching to the choir dude, that poster may have been me !
I just use the Nalgene to help load down my training...
johngeyles 2006-12-13 13:17:00 #43922
Re: bp'ing after knee replacement?
Thanks for the reply, Bob. I'm in the same predicament, age-wise,
except I'm in my early 50s so I have a longer wait to the recommended
age. It is a...
Patricia Corry 2006-12-13 13:12:48 #43921
Re: bp'ing after knee replacement?
Hi Pat. Yeah, I was the one who had the knee replacement. I had it done about 4 months ago. The recovery process has been slow and painful. On good days I...
Bob Bordasch 2006-12-13 12:14:30 #43920
bp'ing after knee replacement?
hey y'all--
Someone awhile back -- one of the Bobs? Bob Bordasch? mentioned
looking forward to hiking in the Canyon after a knee replacement.
There may be...
Patricia Corry 2006-12-13 11:20:13 #43919
Re: non-linearity of effort with increased pack weight
My knee problem probably relates too small joints and a large frame,
too much time backpacking, too many group trips led where I picked
everything up that was...
Bob Marley 2006-12-13 10:46:45 #43918
Re: non-linearity of effort with increased pack weight
Of course, if I lost the 35 pounds of fat that I carry around, then I
should have more energy for those uphills, too! But it sure keeps me
warm at...
harpjane@juno.com 2006-12-13 09:49:45 #43917
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