Sunday, June 24, 2007

Training

Week 1: ~6 mile round-trip hike at Castle Rock.

Week 2: Series of short hikes over three days at Utah.

Week 3: ~8 mile round-trip hike at Rancho San Antonio park.

Week 4: ~11 mile round-trip hike at Purisima Creek Reserve.

Week 5: White-water rafting at Kings Canyon.

All this training sort of helped me do this:

Week 6: ~17 mile round-trip hike to the top of Half Dome at the Yosemite National Park.

YES - I climbed up Half Dome yesterday. I made it all the way to the top and back. And I am still alive and kicking. YES :-D!

10 comments:

  1. aha, >25km way to go :) you must be very trim now ;-)

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  2. Hey Great job Arch!
    Did you get the 'I made it to the top' Tshirt? :--))

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  3. Wow....how inspiring.

    Maybe you should start thinking of marathons now.

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  4. Wow! Impressive. Congratulations!!!

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  5. wow. i am totally impressed. good work!

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  6. Keep going girl! :-) I woudnt be surprised if I heard in a year somewhere that you climbed Kilimanjaro or even the Everest ;-). No really, not kidding. I appreciate your immense enthu!

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  7. OMG, Awesome!!! enaku intha hiking pathi elaam ippa thaan theriyum. went for a ~6 mile hike (first time) at bearfort mountain in NJ. adhukae bendu nimundhu pochu :-) wrong shoes - reason. but I had a lovely time. inum poganumnu thonuchu. vera ethavathu tips venumna unghala kaekaren :-)

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  8. Spark - ah, so you are alive :-)!

    T - thank you :-))!

    SK - thank you :-))! Just took a lot of patel snaps of a dead-looking me at the top - hehehe!

    Pratap - thank you :-))!

    Saumya - thanks :-))! Ahhh, that would be a whole new story!

    K2K - thank you :-))!

    Sindu - thanks :-))!

    Archana - I discovered I am terrified of heights. No more mountain climbing for me :-(!

    J - A fellow hiking-enthusiast :-D! Get hiking shoes - the difference they make has to be experienced to be believed :-))! Sure - enna tips venumnaalum please kelunga - will try to answer with my ara-kura knowledge (btw, do we have to use the vaanga-ponga titles :-)?)

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