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Howdy All
Howdy Thanks for the welcome You live in Wyoming. That's a good start. "Lite beer"? That's a bit extreme don't you think?- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Who am I?
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Glacier Park vist
Have fun! Glacier is incredible!- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Howdy All
Thanks for the welcomes More than happy to answer any questions anyone may have.- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Who am I?
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Need boot advice
I live in New Balance Minimus 10V1 These are the only boots I find comfortable https://www.rockyboots.com/rocky/mens/footwear/rocky-s2v-tactical-military-boot/RKC050.html?dwvar_RKC050_color=CQ#start=1- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Kenetrek boots
Good read https://www.painscience.com/tutorials/plantar-fasciitis.php Caveat - Full article costs $19.99. I have no connection, financial or otherwise, to the site or writer- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Heavy weight ideas for training hikes
Excellent rucking articles https://www.otpbooks.com/mike-prevost-ruck-training-programs/ https://www.otpbooks.com/mike-prevost-ruck-training-part-2/- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Heavy weight ideas for training hikes
Water jugs are real popular with mountaineers here in the Tetons. I use a Load Trainer https://www.roguefitness.com/alice-frame-and-load-trainer It's an ALICE pack, not the most comfortable ruck there is. So far I've loaded it up to 115#- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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On the search for a boot, again.
I wear 12EE, have Morton's Neuroma in my left foot and I've broken all the bones in both feet multiple times. I've tried pretty much every boot on the market at some point. What has been working for me is strength training barefoot, wearing minimal footwear as often as possible and hiking in New...- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Uncommon Ground - An Arizona Wilderness Elk Hunting film
Beautiful video Well done!- Coach Chris
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- Forum: YouTube Channel
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How to approach elk hunting long term
Just a word on altitude and acclimatization. One of my athletes is a world class mountaineer, mountain guide, North American Ski Mountaineering Champion, U.S. National Ski Mountaineering Champion and the first woman to cross the Alps on skis. She suffered acute mountain sickness (AMS) on an...- Coach Chris
- Post #19
- Forum: Elk
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How to approach elk hunting long term
Howdy The easiest way for me to answer "1)" is to share my basic training program. All year 'round I train for absolute strength and maintain a base level of endurance. At the end of hunting season I strength train 3-4 days a week. For absolute strength development I focus on basic compound...- Coach Chris
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- Forum: Elk
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Howdy All
Just wanted say howdy from Northwestern Wyoming. I'm a 51yr old strength & conditioning coach. I primarily work with endurance and ultra-undurance athletes in mountain sports. I'm looking to learn more about elk and mule deer. The more time I spend in the mountains the more I realize how much...- Coach Chris
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