Messages posted by : tino_11
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Well in contrast to my earlier ramblings (no doubt I was tired) I am gonna be in Mayrhofen that week, and I am not the least bit concerned about the snow :D
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Maybe I was unclear, I am not talking about pulse, but with a very stressful job and completely non stop lifestyle, a week of exercise and fresh air can make a significant difference quickly in BP. Obviously it rises again as soon as you get back to your old routine, but just the reduction in stress alone can help. I work in vascular medicine, I know there are no quick fixes )
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I routinely measure my BP and pulse, due to my job and lifestyle.
It is frightening on a Monday morning!!! Settles down by Thursday :D A week in the mountains even with partying makes a huge difference I have noticed. |
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You will have absolutely no problems in apres ski bars with 16 year olds other than keeping them sober. Legal drinking age in Austria is 16, and unlike Germany that is not limited to wine and beer.
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If dehydration is a real issue for you, it should be considered that water alone is not the ultimate solution. Dehydration is both the loss of water from the body, as well as the loss of salts that go with the water.
I find that if I am ever dehydrated, lets say heatstroke, extreme exercise, hangover etc, water alone will not fix it sufficiently. Having water and something to eat is far more effective. Therefore I support the log fire in a cabin philosophy ) |
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Much better ta!!
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That evil *****, she said she would never share that video :oops:
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Couldn't wait for 3 weeks, so just spent the weekend at the Fedberg, great conditions, but not enough range. Good practice for 2 weeks time.
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