In this episode I explore some valuable strategies to help a hiker manage and adjust their training over the silly season.

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In this episode, I chat with Gordon Dedman, Bushcraft Survival Australia's founder, an outdoor bushcraft survival school dedicated to teaching genuine and authentic modern and traditional outdoor living skills through carefully designed educational courses.

Inside, he shares some insights, strategies and experiences to help hikers out in the bush!

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Want to learn more about Bushcraft Survival Australia?

Website: https://bushcraftsurvivalaustralia.com.au/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BushcraftSurvivalAustralia

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bushcraftsurvivalaustralia/

In this episode I explore why being 'perfect' with your training isn't always necessary for hikers.

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In this episode, I interview Ray Baker, one of the founders of Back Track Adventures.

Ray has over 40 years and 80 trips worth of experience in high-altitude adventures, and in this episode, he shares some insights and experiences from his career.

Want to learn more about Back Track Adventures? You can check out their website here: https://www.backtrackadventures.com.au/

Today, I share a pretty personal episode. Recently, my life get a bit turned upside down. And it hasn't been smooth sailing. In this episode, I explore how I am planning on rebuilding my training, after life got all out of whack.

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If you would like to come join our new free community group for hikers (where I will be sharing my training journey), you can join here: https://www.skool.com/training-for-hiking

In this episode, I talk a bit about my brand new course:

"The Training For Hiking 'Do It Yourself' Course'.

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To celebrate the launch of this course, we are offering a 40% discount for this week only.

To check it out, you can go here: https://www.summitstrength.com.au/do-it-yourself.html

Today I share an incredibly important point for any hiker who is going through a training process and also struggling with pain or injury.

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Many hikers out there seem to think they are 'doing things wrong' if they feel their quads doing most of the work when hiking up or down steep hills. Today I break this subject down a bit, and explore why this isn't something you have to get obsessive about.

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