The Elderhiker Handbook

The Elderhiker Handbook
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Total Pages : 172
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ISBN-13 : 1587212080
ISBN-10 : 9781587212086
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Book Synopsis The Elderhiker Handbook by : Edward Bodington

Download or read book The Elderhiker Handbook written by Edward Bodington and published by . This book was released on 2000-07 with total page 172 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Elderhiker Handbook Walking, Hiking, and Trekking, and the Health and Fitness to do them! This book has two purposes: To encourage seniors to keep on walking, hiking, and trekking as a way to slow down the aging process and to be a 'how to' book on do-it-yourself trekking and on choosing a trip with an adventure travel company. After 50 it gets harder and harder to adopt a lifestyle of exercise and fitness that will keep you an active adult through life into your 80's, and beyond. This book will demonstrate to you that walking/hiking is a way to achieve this, is great moderate exercise, and is fun, too. You will learn: How to measure your hiking fitness, how to cope with some of the effects of aging, how to keep your pack light, and choose clothing, plan food for your outings, and more. When you are ready for a trek somewhere in the world, you will learn how to plan your own trip, or choose a trip with an adventure travel company. In addition, the last five chapters are descriptions of treks taken by the author and his wife since they passed their 60th year, and are examples of both the do-it-yourself trek and of treks with adventure travel companies.


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