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The delight of mountain climbing for each one by pumauk Posted Tue 07 Sep 2010 3:02am The delight of mountain climbing for each one Climbing a mountain is much easier than one would assume. You set off at the foot, you move forward towards base camp, you hit the mid of the mountain, and then you attain the peak. These days not barely men but also women like mountain climbing or mountaineering. At present, an assortment of women Read on »
i'm back from mountain climbing!... by Ditzy Doctor .. Patient Expert Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 4:36pm i'm back from mountain climbing! with aching legs and a sunburn to show for it. but it was well worth it and a much needed break from hospital life! :D Read on »
i'm back from mountain climbing!... by Ditzy Doctor .. Patient Expert Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 6:19pm 1 Comment i'm back from mountain climbing! with aching legs and a sunburn to show for it. but it was well worth it and a much needed break from hospital life! :D Great pic! I never get sick of looking at the moutins and getting away for even a few days is so good to reset, take care Read on »
Inside the Tour: So what the heck is a HC or above category mountain climb anyway? by Roman M. Patient Expert Posted Fri 10 Jul 2009 10:03pm mountains in their races as they wish. But Tour de France organizers follow strict guidelines via the length of a climb and its average gradient or grade. A climb with a 10 percent... ANDORRA — Since Tour de France riders are in the midst of spending three straight days on some of the most famous and infamous climbs in the Pyrenees, it' s a good time Read on »
Mountain-Climbing by Jodi Cutler Del Dottore Patient ExpertHealth Maven Posted Sat 03 Oct 2009 10:00pm *BEFORE* The past four days spent with Italian pediatricians have been an eye-opening experience...for them and for me. Thursday morning my pediatrician and I had a meeting with fifteen Italian regional representatives, who reported the Newborn Hearing Screening situation region per region. Dramatic. Each and every pediatrician contributed, ... Read on »
Climbing Mt. Caregiver: Conquering the Peak of Caregiving is like Climbing a Mountain by Brenda A. Patient ExpertFacebook Posted Wed 27 May 2009 10:37pm THE MOUNTAIN CLIMB This past weekend, my husband, his co-worker, and I climbed a mountain in the AngelesNational Forest to view a plane-crash site. Starting at 4,900 feet, we climbed to 7,900 feet; first, through pine-needles, then scree (slippery rock and dirt Read on »
Climbing Mt. Caregiver: Conquering the Peak of Caregiving is like Climbing a Mountain by Brenda A. Patient ExpertFacebook Posted Wed 10 Jun 2009 8:16am THE MOUNTAIN CLIMB This past weekend, my husband, his co-worker, and I climbed a mountain in the Angeles National Forest to view a plane-crash site. Starting at 4,900 feet, we climbed to 7,900 feet; first, through pine-needles, then scree (slippery rock and dirt along the side of a mountain). We used trekking poles to keep from sliding down Read on »
Try It Tuesdays: Rock Climbing! by OurHealth Posted Tue 04 May 2010 5:42pm of a climbing snob. (Do not mistake mountain climbing for rock climbing - he will quickly correct you.) He spends hours of his day researching climbs and routes and equipment... – but apparently real climbers don’t rent equipment. Mmmmk. First - Why Rock Climbing? Have you ever seen a climber’s body? I’m talking about all lean muscle, no fat. Ripped shoulders Read on »
Stark Mountain Hill Climb by dlease Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:05pm The weather turned out better for the Stark Mountain Hill Climb than had been forecast. Temps were in the mid-40s, winds were light, and there was a bit of drizzle. The mountain was soaked from rains overnight, but otherwise, conditions were mostly pleasant. I had talked by e-mail on Friday with a friend who has a much better PR in this race than Read on »
On Climbing Mountains by Rachel M. Patient Expert Posted Sun 22 Aug 2010 9:09pm In my lifetime, I have climbed many mountains- both physically and personally.  I have climbed Mt. Whitney, San Gorgonio, Mt Baldy and many other local mountains....  Nowadays, I climb mountains in other ways- namely in some of the ridiculously hard cross fit workouts, in being a mother, a wife and a full time employee.  Sometimes, I feel sorry Read on »