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High Altitude Dining At Pergola

By: RickJonathan | 2011-04-08 | Restaurant reviews
What you see – ‘Dining with the stars' is how Pergola the rooftop restaurant at the Hotel Accord Metropolitan, Chennai is described. Since its opening in August 2007, Pergola has become highly popular in the high altitude dining category with a total of 119 covers and is still expanding. read more

Avoiding Altitude Sickness On Kilimanjaro

By: Razvan Jr | 2011-01-07 | Extreme
The article offers a few ideas about how to avoid altitude sickness while climbing Kilimanjaro. read more

How to Shoot Perfect Photos from the High Altitude

By: xnleague | 2012-12-19 | Photography
This article provides some useful tips for photography from high altitude. If you want to take pictures or record videos from high altitude, you can get some useful information from this article. read more

Suicide Risk Increases With High Altitude--study

By: Ritika | 2011-01-16 | Health & Fitness
The reasons behind suicide are complex. Isolation, depression are known to influence suicide rates, but can living in mountains trigger suicidal thoughts? read more

The Greatest Danger in High Altitudes

By: penelope rock | 2010-09-27 | Recreation & Sports
Witnessing the most exhilarating views on top of the world can cost you your life because of the high risk at high altitudes read more

How to Maximize Your Metabolism

By: Craig Ballantyne | 2013-02-04 | Wellness
You cut calories and you exercise. You do exactly what the articles say – Your calories out are greater than your calories in. You should be losing fat. But if you aren’t, perhaps you’re still not paying attention to an often forgotten factor of fat loss – your metabolism. read more

40 Yard Dash Training (Part 1)

By: Scott E. Pucek | 2010-03-31 | Football
My first goal whenever I begin working with a new athlete (youth or professional) on improving the 40 yard dash is to teach them how the brain sometimes inhibits speed. There are two basic principles on how the body must operate in order to move more efficiently and effectively for running faster and developing speed. I start by educating them on how we need to overcome our own minds and the 'false' messages our brains tell us when we want to run faster. read more

What Eat When You Train? (part 1)

By: Samson144 | 2011-03-27 | Weight Loss
In this article we''ll show you how to convert your body into an anabolic mode. Your muscles will increase in breadth and depth, increase your weight and dimensions. Perhaps you are ready to train fou... read more

How Barefoot Training Maximizes Results

By: Ben Warstler | 2010-03-28 | Exercise
Training with minimal footwear or barefoot is a concept that has been around for years in high level training circles. They understood the benefits of training with minimal cushion or heel padding to maximize benefit. However, mainstream fitness has gotten into the trap of using running or cross training shoes as the main source of footwear. While these shoes do provide support for the food and padding to prevent puncture injuries, they do little in providing benefit while training. read more

Triathlon Training - Part 1 - Self Assessment

By: John T Timmerman | 2010-04-03 | Recreation & Sports
Triathlon training season is approaching fast and if there is one thing that I know as a trainer, it is that long periods of time off can be devastating to your body. Imagine one of those commercials with a car slamming into a wall going 60 mph. The crash test dummy inside usually (hopefully) slams into the airbag and is jerked back by the seat belt. read more

Will Bolivia's Capital Have More Swine Flu N1H1 Deaths Due to the Altitude?

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-05-23 | Diseases and Conditions
Did you know that people have already died in Bolivia from Swine Flu? The same strain that occurred in Mexico City and shut down the city of 20 million people? If you will recall when the Swine Flu epidemic broke out in Mexico City, hundreds of people died and the government in Mexico tried to downplay the number of deaths. read more

Building Vibrant Health Part 1

By: Eric Talmant | 2010-03-27 | Nutrition
I would like to take a moment and briefly summarize my own personal journey with building health. I have been involved with Metabolic Typing since 2001 after a serious injury in the military. I was able to radically rebuild and repair my health using the basic Metabolic Typing principles, which I will discuss in parts 2 and 3 in this "Building Vibrant Health" series. read more

How To Treat Altitude Sickness During Tibet Travel?

By: Richard Lin | 2012-01-11 | Destinations
You are sure to experience Altitude Sickness during your Tibet travel. In order to treat this sickness, there are few things you need to keep in your mind. read more

High Altitude Climbing - How to Get Started in This Exciting Sport

By: Mitchell Barry | 2010-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
High Altitude Climbing is one of those activities that seem so complex it is hard to know where to start. This article provides practical information on taking your first steps into the high altitude environment. read more

Great High Altitude Austrian Vacation for All Year Round Adventures

By: elbert | 2011-08-26 | Travel Tips
Austria is a great hill spot country with so many places to go at all times in the year. This place is not usually so crowded but is packed with biking trails for summers and ski resorts for winter. The beauty of the Alps can only be fully discovered once you get here. Austria should definitely be your next friends and family mountain adventure excursion. read more