Feb
07
2009
I’ve always thought that Antarctica will be the most physically difficult expedition of all our 7 10DL expeditions. Until now I never had a structured way of thinking about how to measure “difficulty”. From a energy expenditure perspective, Antarctica will be the hardest. Here’s how I performed my calculations.
1. The first step is to breakdown [...]
Tags: amount of calories, athlete, australia, body, caloric expenditure, calories per hour, cold, continents, cycling, degree, effort, exertion, expedition series, Hiking, Latitude, ming, open water, range, Temperature, Training
Nov
13
2008
In July Adam and I swam the 20-mile English Channel. Next August we plan to lead the 10DL Team to swim 10-miles from San Quentin to Alcatraz. We feel these are pretty burly swims. But check out this burly lady.
Jennifer Figge, a 56-year-old endurance athlete from Aspen, Colorado, plans to swim 2,100 miles across the Atlantic [...]
Tags: Alcatraz, athlete, Atlantic Ocean, cage, coast, December, endurance, english channel, Quentin, shark, swam, world