RelevanceEvery year 30 million people find themselves in Resort towns 6500-9800 feet. Tens of Thousands of climbers, trekkers, and skiers worldwide ascend to elevations from 9800ft to 18,000ft, often at a rate that exceeds an individual’s ability to acclimatize. As hunters we fit somewhere amongst these statistics and unless we understand the physiology of what
What you eat before and after a Train to Hunt challenge can have a huge impact on your performance. Most of us participating in Train to Hunt are putting a lot of effort into our health. We’re tweaking our nutrition and pushing our workouts. However, it’s easy to show up to an event and let
Everyone gets sore from training. I get the question all the time from our new CrossFit members. They’ve just completed their foundation classes and seem to be moving a little slow: “If I keep working out regularly will I stop being sore?” My answer is always “No.” At this point in the conversation with the
Do you cook your wild game bones? If not, you should. I’m not talking about making dog food or just throwing bones in a huge pot of water. I’m talking about bone broth. It’s really delicious and nutrient packed. The broth that most people use comes from a carton or can. However, the old school
