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Captain Hygiene posted:I knew somebody who lived up in the mountains, they handily won a city marathon one place they were visiting at just a few hundred feet above sea level. High altitude training and high altitude “houses” with lower air pressure are definitely A Thing in VO2max sports, where more blood cells = better than. It’s especially big in cross country skiing in the nordics
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And Alex Honnold, the guy climbing in that vid, was like “yeah Marc-Andre LeClerc is too out there even for me” in The Alpinist
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Anne Whateley posted:
I did just this and holy poo poo this book goes some places and I’m only on page 67
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How many bingo squares does this cover? LA times just wrote a profile on a Bay Area biotech executive, for who ironman and ultramarathons weren’t making him insufferable enough, is training for a North Col ascent from his second home in Lake Tahoe by sleeping in a hypoxic tent.
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