Re: Getting back in shape -
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Sometimes, a slight "pigour"is healthy as you need to stay relaxed about all of this and enjoy it!
During the decades I worked in forestry, I weighed 190-195 lbs. and could RUN up a mountain, with a pack on, no problem. But, age and other interests such as reading serious history, literature and so forth put on 50 lbs. I am working it off, will climb to about 7000 ft. in a week at home in the Kootenays and I honestly don't woory about it....so, I enjoy tough hikes and will stay in reasonable shape.
I find that carrying one of my big packs with a heavy load each day for an hour REALLY helps, especially with leg strength and joint fitness.
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