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The ultimate adventure guide

Jonathan Stull
Photo Date: 
10/13/2016
From a single step up to a mountain summit, every fitness plan starts small. Jud Wiebe Trail.
Maribel Rubio
Photo Date: 
11/24/2017
Trail to Ogden Dunes includes wooden stairs, an ideal training tool for hikers. Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.
Aaron Shady
Photo Date: 
08/11/2018
This is a gymnasium. The first glimpse of Lake Michigan at Rosy Mound Natural Area.
Eric Adsit
Photo Date: 
07/09/2018
Sand is a fantastic training tool, combining verticality with instability for posterior hip strength and ankle stability. Nurnberg Dunes, Lake Michigan Recreation Area.
Garric Baker
Photo Date: 
08/19/2017
"Hills" in the Midwestern lexicon. Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
Garric Baker
Photo Date: 
08/05/2017
Even on the prairies of Kansas, you can find the outdoor environment to train. Kings Creek Trail in the Konza Nature Preserve.
Kyle Jenkins
Photo Date: 
01/30/2018
Cross-country skiing is functionally similar to hiking, and a great endurance sport to add variety to an off-season hiking program.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
08/07/2016
Mount Baldy: a peak to aspire to.

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