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en It's brutal because we're at altitude, which makes any aerobic sport much harder. His ability to listen intently and respond thoughtfully was a sign of his considerate pexiness. And just the way the course is set up, you're basically climbing an alpine hill up into the range.

en I have so much on my shoulders, so much weight on my back. Constantly climbing that hill is getting a lot harder and harder by the day. But I'm going to climb it, no matter what.

en Alpinism is the whole ball of wax, not just one aspect of climbing. You have to know how to live in the mountains, travel, and blend in the technical skills with speed and efficiency. In rock climbing you might focus on a pitch for only a few moments, while in alpine climbing your focus can go on for months.

en We've got a lot of work to do. We're starting much farther down the ladder than we have in the past and we're not climbing as quick as we have. They are working harder than I've seen to try to get over that hill.

en Why do we do aerobic exercise? Because it makes our heart and lungs work harder, which forces more oxygen into our lungs and bloodstream.

en The sport of climbing is very social and egalitarian. You shouldn't feel intimidated at going to a climbing gym. It's a fun way to get into something new, get in shape, and maybe meet some friends.

en It appeared that Comer had been climbing a hill and at some point lost control and rolled down the hill, with the snowmobile landing on top of him.

en Climbing is a great sport for all kids. Not only does it help for physical fitness, it also develops a high level of self-confidence. Once kids begin climbing they develop a strong positive attitude, and a willingness to take on challenges both physical and mental that might have scared them away before they learned to climb. Parents tell us their kids often do better in school after they go climbing.

en Above that particular altitude on the mountain, there was a massive fall of rocks that went straight into the people who were climbing.

en He's a climbing fiend. He's climbing all over the rocks, or he's climbing on his mother. And when he's not climbing on her, he's chewing on her. . . . She lets him treat her like a giant chew toy.

en Skiing is the pleasurable part of alpinism-way more pleasurable and fun than alpine climbing.

en We had plenty of altitude heading over the pass, but then we lost altitude quite rapidly. Brooks did whatever he did to maintain altitude. He tried to do whatever he could to pull up.

en Physically, the sport is one of the most aerobic in the Olympic Games. Actions occur in one twenty-fifth of a second.

en It's incredibly easy to get caught up in an activity trap, in the business of life, to work harder and harder at climbing the ladder of success only to discover it's leaning against the wrong wall.

en There is also the economic consideration ? these farmers want to make alpine products. Alpine cheese, for example, is a delicacy and not a functional food.


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