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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Packing for Hiking : Pack NESCAFE sekali

Ok. Neh sambungan dari post pasal stamina.
kat sini, cara2 nak packing barang.
Semua orang tau kot..ye ke? ce check balik cara korang pack khemah, barang2, baju, sleeping bag?
aku takla kata yang kat bawah neh betul tp kalau agak2 nak follow tuh, terbaek la! (bak kata Boboi Boy).


 Ok. Kaedahnya, takde sapa yang boleh kata "no, this is how it's the way to be" because, afterall, it all depends on your comfortability and kemampuan. kenapa aku kata kemampuan?
Contoh ye:

Ini backpack. Sizes vary. Google la sendirik. Contoh2 bag.

Ini boleh consider daypack untuk daytrip atau overnight. dah cukup besar dah neh.


ada jugak yang jenis gini. Besar sikit. Nih baru few pix. Google la. Banyak!

So, kalau tinggi macam aku yang 151cm cenonet ney, boleh ke bawak bag 80L? bag berjalan la jawabnye!
Yang sesuai untuk aku adalah max 60-65 liter.


Moralnya, aku nak bagitau, ikut kesesuaian masa, tempat & bagaimana.
Ok, contoh ye.

Agak ko nak pegi masuk hutan, laluan banyak merentas air. Apa ko nak bawak?
samada ko letak barang2 dalam beg plastik then put dalam bag atau opt for waterproof bag mcm kat bawah.



So, back to our main subject. How to pack? What to pack?
Aku tak tulis sendiri sebab ada yang dah tulis about it . damnn! (phewwwww).

Have fun reading.


There's no one right answer to this question: It depends on what kind of pack you have and where you're going to hike. The general principle is that lighter-weight items go at the bottom, heavier items are at the top and close to your body. However, if you are going to be scrambling or hiking off-trail on rough terrain or snow, you might want to pack some of the heavier items a little lower to bring down your center of gravity.

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There's no one right answer to this question: It depends on what kind of pack you have and where you're going to hike. The general principle is that lighter-weight items go at the bottom, heavier items are at the top and close to your body. However, if you are going to be scrambling or hiking off-trail on rough terrain or snow, you might want to pack some of the heavier items a little lower to bring down your center of gravity.

Sleeping bag. Most packs are designed with a compartment at the bottom for your sleeping bag. If your pack has dividers that separate the sleeping bag from the rest of your gear, use them to take some of the weight off your sleeping bag. (Overly compressing a down sleeping bag can damage the down, resulting in less loft and, thus, less warmth.)

Clothes go in next. But it's a good idea to stash a few of your warm clothes—hat, gloves, and an insulating layer—and your rain gear in an outside pocket where you can easily get them.
 Tents and tarps. There are a couple of choices for your tent or tarp. Most packs have a separate compartment (where the sleeping bag goes) that is accessible via a zipper. If your pack has such a compartment, see if you can stuff the tent under your sleeping bag. That way, you don't have to unpack everything to get your tent out if it's raining when you want to make camp. This placement also works for packing a wet tent because it won't drip on everything. Be sure, however, that the tent and sleeping bag are in waterproof stuffsacks. Tent poles go strapped to the outside: Tie them on tight!
Food, fuel, and cooking utensils. Store the fuel upright and away from your food, in case of an accidental spill. Many hikers put their bottles in an outside compartment. Some utensils can have hard or sharp edges, so be sure they're not poking at your pack.

Personal items. Squeeze these in wherever they fit.

Outside compartments. Use these for items you'll need during the day: rain gear, a few warm clothes, pack-cover, water filter, water, lunch, snacks, TP, sunscreen, mosquito goop, and your camera.
Mattresses. Most hikers roll up their sleeping pads and strap them to the outside of the packs. Some smaller mattresses fit inside a backpack, where they are better protected from accidental encounters with cactus needles and barbed wire fences.

so, dah dapat tak the general idea? hopefully this helps as it helps me.
by the way, WHATEVER IT IS,sila tinggalkan handbag ye.
ishk ishk ishk budak syiba neh...(sorry babe)..
Below pix masa kitaorang naik bukit kat Jerejak Island, Penang, Valve Trip 2009.



NESCAFE Original & Stamina naik Gunung Nuang.

Kenapa NESCAFE original? sebab aku suka & aku punya pasal. ada dok depan aku neh haaa...tpi posa taww...tgk la jek la...

sebenornya,post neh takde kaitan dengan production atau pembelian and kehalalan keharaman product tuh pun..

aku nak post pasal nak build-up stamina for hiking/climbing and packing barang2 sewaktu dengannya.
Kena ada cara boh...takleh main redah je...KENAPA? sebab aku dok tengok orang plan nk gi hiking climbing segala tapi aku tak berani join..sebab pancit! hahahha.....so, ingat nak la build up sikit..baca punya baca, neh la summary yang aku dok baca dan berteori..praktikal? hurmmm...lepas, raya, lepas, oct trip, lepas 2011.. boley?

Pulau Jerejak, Penang. 2009.


Ok. Stamina Build-up.

1. Jom berjogging. Kat mana? mana2 yang patut tapi janganlah atas katil! aku selalu dapat jawapan mcm neh bila tanya member..

2. Hiking. Area dekat2 jek dan yang sangat minor. kalau dah tinggi mcm tempat yng ko nak daki tuh, baik ko panjat/hike je terus! tak payah pikir pasal nak tambah stamina dowww...err  Busut kat belakang rumah?

3.Ceraikan Lift dengan talak 3. Naik tangga. mcm aku selalu buat. hehe..tp mcm takde kesan jek..sebab buat 3-4 kali seminggu jek. pastuh rumah tingkat 4 jek. Haaa...jom naik tangga kat batu caves, nak?

4. Dengar2...dengar je la..tak pernah buat..Yoga & pilates can help. hello! 2 tuh jenis exercise yek..bukan size order kat KFC mcm dinner plate tuh!

ok. yang kat atas tuh, THE VERY LEAST we can do..the objective sebenornye adalah Endurance and Toughness baby! Neh aku jumpa webby yang tulis pasal neh. Ko nak follow, ske ati. Tanak? ske ati aku.


On a 5-plus-day trek, the difference between a pleasant escape and a torture-fest boils down to physical preparation. Endurance is the ticket, but you need endurance that goes beyond daylong stamina. You need "toughness"--that gritty resilience that'll have you bounding out of the tent come morning to do it all over again. Use these guidelines to get there. Allow 6 to 10 weeks to train.

BUILD ENDURANCE
Weekdays - Gradually improve your staying power by increasing the length of your cardiovascular workouts. Start with 30 to 50 minutes; build to 75. Shoot for three or four sessions a week at a high intensity (a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10).

Weekends - Once a week, put yourself through a marathon session. Like the distance runner who depends on long runs for endurance, prepare for a multiday trip with a moderately intense (5 to 6) power hike of 4 to 5 hours. (New hikers, start with 90 minutes, build to multiple hours by adding 15 to 30 minutes each week.) Hike at an aggressive pace with poles and a light (10-pound) pack, preferably on hilly terrain. Take breaks and don't forget fuel--a sandwich, or sports drinks and energy bars.

BUILD TOUGHNESS
After 3 to 4 weeks of conditioning, string together the above workouts with no rest day in between to mimic the demands of a weeklong outing. Start with 3 days in a row (including the weekend workout); build to 6. Follow these guidelines to avoid injury.

  1. Increase the length of your workouts gradually (use guidelines above).
  2. Rest 1 day every week.
  3. Mix up your workouts. Variety not only helps you avoid a repetitive stress injury, it also strengthens stabilizing muscles (those little ones we seldom think of until they're screaming on day.
  4. Power hike, run trails, climb hills, take a spin class, or do a circuit workout using a treadmill and elliptical trainer, varying the level and incline on both machines. 

 Source: http://www.backpacker.com/backpacking_101_how_to_build_hiking_endurance/skills/12147.

Best kan? Ya Allah..kuatkan semangatku! Nak gak rasa naik bukit..ermm..mcm dah naik.Broga tuh bukit la kan? nak naik gunung..gunung Nuang ke Gunung Datuk ke...

 Ok. neh jek la. sambung plak lain hari pasal packing barang tuh,,,





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