/outdoor/

Yes, biking, Kayaking and climbing

Can confirm being /out/ is worse for getting grils than being /fit/

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>>39799944
imagine how those girls pussys smelled after hiking for 3 days w/ no showers.

>>39799944
>60 lbs
Are you taking you fucking desktop to shitpost while hiking? Even with winter gear and a week of food my pack weighs about 25lbs, 30 max.

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>>39799944
>60 lbs
Only times I came even close was when I was playing pack mule for small groups due to being the strongest and most experienced hiker.

Anyway, I live in a tiny country with a population density of 363 people/km2 so places for getting /out/ are very rare, but I manage to go hiking or mountaineering abroad a few times a year. Pic related.

Hiked all of california on the PCT then snapped my shit up shortly after.

Indoor climbing is fun. Girls are hot and I can get 'mires for climbing hard routes.

>>39801001
I'm going to start climbing next month when i get a job for membership and shoes. How should I prepare myself so i can have an advantage. I've just been doing pullups and hanging off the pullup bar after every workout.

>>39801032
Definitely any pulls will help, but my best advice is to just climb a lot. Don't focus on problems that will struggle for the whole time. Just climb a lot and you'll get better. I usually can climb higher graded routes, but when I train I just do a large volume of easy-medium ones. You train a lot of new muscles so the best way to get stronger is just climbing. Goodluck!