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Sir/madam, I am 20 years old. And table tennis UB player. Evening I am eating 2 boiled eggs and 4 banana does it ok or you. Want to suggest more I am poor so my diet shouldn't increase more than 20 rupees my weight is. 54 kg After eating banana for 20 days now I am 56kg . I am 175.3cm before 4 months I was 175 suggest me to reach 180.
Homeopath, Sindhudurg
If possible drink milk, eat potatoes, along with eggs & bananas. For further assistance and treatment for complete cure you can consult me privately.
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Sir, I am 40yrs old I suffering with knee pain from last one year I have taken treatment from orthopedic and also physio therapy but not use for long time please advice.
Diploma in Acupuncture, Pranic Healing, MD - Acupuncture
Acupuncturist, Bangalore
Identify the mid point between the ankle bone and tendons and give pressure with a blunt edge on either side of your foot for 2 minutes. Also give pressure in the web between 2nd and 3rd finger from your toe for 2 minutes. Finally give a good massage for both feet in hot water. Identify the dipping portion on the back of your knee folding. Press this dip with both middle fingers and hold your knee with your thumbs for support. Please swing 20 times morning and evenings. This will relieve your problem. Consult after 10 days.
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I got addicted masturbating I'm trying to get out of it but that urge takes me to that extent to the pleasure I need to get out of it at any cost please help me and I am also trying to gain weight but this is killing me.
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I am facing hair loss problem since a long time and plus have a strong hereditary of baldness, what should I do? Am just 24.
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Hello, there can be many reasons behind it like mental worries, nutritional deficiency, hereditary and anaemia. *Make a habit of 8-10 glasses of water daily. *Eat healthy and balanced food like pulses, green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits and nuts etc. *Eggs as it is loaded with essential nutrients such as proteins, vitamin b12, iron, zinc and omega 6 fatty acids in large amount. *Add more vitamin rich food to your diet. *Avoid stress and anger. *Cut down the use of hair spray, hair gel. Take homoeopathic medicines 1.Acid Phos 200 (4 drops in little water) every morning for a week 2.Weisbaden 200 (4 drops in little water) thrice a day for 15 days and revert.
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Most important is hygeine. Keep your body clean and scrubbed, wear cotton clothes. Bathe twice with anti bacterial soap like cetaphil or sebamed. Improve your diet, leave junk food. Eat lots of fruits and vegetables home made ubtans have also been found to work effectively on back spots and pimples. Mix gram flour, haldi, yogurt and olive oil and scrub your back. After scrubbing wash with lukewarm water and apply alomd + olive oil. This week take 2 weeks to show results but results are permanent.
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When I press my wife nipples, they leaks such as milk. My wife is of 42 having two females. We are using ayurveda contraceptive. No lump seen in her breast. Why milk secretion starts after pressing, she is not pregnant.
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At 42 your wife is having hormonal changes and may be some imbalance due to perimenopasal time around menopause, get milk drop tested on slide and get her blood tested for prolactin hormone levels. Some woman for have higher levels of this hormone secreted by higher centre in brain when woman is pregnant but it is higher in non pregnant woman sometimes. Get back here, get an ultrasound of breast done to rule out any underlying nodes.
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Hi my name is mansur. I am 28 year old. I have a problem of. White hai. My face hair also going white. Kindly give me solution.
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Maybe you're more clued in than I am, but these facts came as a surprise to me. Until I first came across an adidas Outdoor parka a few years ago at a sample sale, I hadn't given the company much thought, and definitely didn't realize how committed they are to sustainability. But, lo and behold, adidas Outdoor has been critically examining their supply chain and giving back to their community for decades.
One effort I want to highlight in particular is adidas Outdoor's collaboration with Parley for the Oceans. "[Parley] believes the power for change lies in the hands of the consumer – given he has a choice – and the power to shape this new consumer mindset lies in the hands of the creative industries." With this idea as the foundation, adidas has worked with Parley to create a line of shoes and clothing using recycled plastic taken from the ocean. By creating products from recycled plastics, the two companies are tackling two problems at once, reducing the pollution in the environment, and not introducing new plastic through the production of their products. Utilizing consumers to aid in healing the environment is a bold step in the battle for our planet, and one that could leave a lasting impact.
Here are some more highlights of adidas Outdoor's environmental efforts over the last few years:
And if that wasn't enough, as College Outside members, you can get 40% off adidas Outdoor products using code LEADOUTDOOR2016 on adidasoutdoor.com. (Also, this is an affiliate code, which means if you use it, College Outside gets some cash money back. Thanks in advance!) So go crazy with the shopping, no guilt included. By buying 14 pairs of new shoes and 263 jackets you're saving money and the world! Go you. And go adidas Outdoor.]]>
One way we go about doing this, is by being a 1% For the Planet member, meaning that 1% of our sales and revenue go directly to nonprofits working toward improving issues surrounding climate change. So our brand is the first environmentally conscious company we work with; it all starts at home. Another equally important way, is supporting and working with brands that are also environmentally conscious. Here's just a few of the brands we work with that we absolutely love, not only for their awesome gear that helps us all get outside, but for their similar commitment to the health of the great outdoors.
1. Edelrid
Edelrid is a European company, so their sustainability statement is in a completely different language which makes it kind of difficult to interpret unless you're cool and bilingual (unlike me). To sum it up in English, their company is doing a lot to keep their business green. One stand out way is their bluesign® Program. The bluesign® system is the most stringent environmental standard for the production of textile products, and Edelrid partnered with them in the production of their climbing ropes. This has reduced their CO2 emissions by 62%, saved water by 89%, reduced their energy consumption by 63%, and uses 63% less chemicals in production. Pretty dope, right? Next time you go climbing with one of their ropes you can send it a little easier without the weight of heavy environmental impacts weighing down on your shoulders.
2. adidas Outdoor
adidas Outdoor is doing a super cool collaboration with Parley, and we couldn't be more excited about it. Parley is, in their words, the space where creators, thinkers, and leaders come together to raise awareness for the beauty and fragility of our oceans and collaborate on projects that can end their destruction. So, for adidas Outdoor, this means creating products out of recycled plastic found in the ocean. We can legit wear shirts, shorts, and shoes that are made from materials that once polluted our oceans. By wearing this stuff we're taking that plastic out of the ocean and making it a healthier place! I can't get over how awesome that is. Plus, College Outside members get 40% off adidas Outdoor products using code LEADOUTDOOR2016.
3. NEMO Equipment
In response to the recent withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, NEMO Founder Cam Brensinger pledged to double their sustainability efforts. Way to stick it to the man, NEMO. One thing that really stuck with me from this article is, "The outdoors is part of our identity and livelihood and a cherished asset we hope to preserve and pass along to our children." So of course we should protect it any way we can! NEMO is doing this by, to list only a few of their sustainable initiatives: 1. Adopting the Higg Index to evaluate their environmental impact throughout the supply chain. 2. Being part of programs committed to conservation such as the Conservation Alliance. 3. Making high quality products using the most sustainable materials and processes available.
4. Toad&Co
Toad&Co has recognized that as they grow as a company, it becomes more and more important to adopt sustainable initiatives. For them, this starts with being a 1% For the Planet Company. It also means they try to have conservation efforts through the entirety of their products' lives. According to the sustainability section of their website, studies suggest that 58% of the energy and 45% of the water that goes into a garment happens post-purchase. So to reduce this impact, their design philosophy and care instructions encourage high quality, low-maintenance, long-long lasting clothing. "Dirty is the new clean." Seems to fit perfectly into most of our college, do-laundry-once-every-four-years lifestyle. They also make sure to use eco fabrics and fibers in the actual production of their clothing, have energy saving practices in their offices, and use 100% recycled materials in their packaging. AND to add on to the list, one of their biggest initiatives is to increase their use of bluesign® materials. So basically they're like environmentally conscious super-heros.
We all love to get outside, and sadly that outside, and all the activities in it, is being threatened by climate change. So, we want to do anything we can to help save our little paradise of a planet, and for us this means working with some of the most environmentally conscious programs and brands out there. The more we all do, the more we can preserve all the activities we love so much for generations to come. Our kids want to ski powder too.]]>
1. Do things super early in the day. I've been getting up quite early to do some climbing recently, and let me tell you, it's fantastic. One, the temperature is cool enough that sometimes I even need a sweatshirt at the beginning. Two, the lighting is always phenomenal, especially if you make it somewhere early enough for the sunrise. And three, you finish whatever cool adventure you did, and you still have an entire day ahead of you to do other things! Win-win-win. Also, doing things early can be a great tip in beating the thunderstorms as well.
2. Or do things super late in the day. If you aren't a morning person and slept through your cool morning activity time, summer is the time to try some night adventures. Skip a party every once in awhile and opt for a night hike to the top of a hill or mountain to stargaze with friends, or get creative with some light set-ups to do some night bouldering. We all have headlamps for a reason people, now go use them.
3. Get in the high country. I realize this is easier for people like me who live fifteen minutes from the high country, but for the rest of you, now's the time to plan that trip to the mountains you've always been wanting to do! It can be cheap and easy and so worth it. It's always significantly cooler up high (who would've thought), plus it's absolutely gorgeous. Climb a fourteener; picnic in a meadow of wildflowers; go for a bikeride above treeline. The possibilities are endless.
4. Find water. Whether this means you go frolic in a river or a lake, or just dump a water bottle over your head every three seconds, being around water is a failsafe way to stay cool. Go for a hike by a stream and constantly dip your clothes in it. Or if by some miracle it rains take the opportunity to go for a run (just don't get struck by lightning). Go boating! If the heat still has you feeling too lazy to even leave your home, set up a sprinkler in your backyard and run through it like you're five years old again. You'll be in heaven.
5. Find shade. Try to plan hikes or runs that are mostly in the trees. Or go slacklining or hammocking, activities that require the close presence of trees. If all else fails, constantly carry around an umbrella or walk near a tall person so you have your own personal shade with you at all times.
6. Take a trip somewhere cooler. Temperature cooler. You may be in the dopest place on earth for adventures, but sometimes when the weather won't agree with you, you have to pack up and head somewhere a little less scalding. Like I said earlier, head for a camping trip in the mountains, or go as far north as your car can get you. Maybe research the coldest places in America, or even the world if you're feeling extra ambitious. Another path you could take here is finding somewhere you can embrace the heat. Like road tripping to the beach and jumping in the ocean all day long!
And some final tips to stay safe while you're out there having a blast in the summer sun:
That day is the Fourth of July.
On the Fourth, backpacking comes with an entirely new set of rules. By all means, you should still get out and enjoy the backcountry during our nation's birthday, just remember to make room in your pack for these Independance Day essentials along with you!
A campfire classic, you're trip wouldn't be complete without the unbeatable American triple-threat of graham crackers, marshmallows, and milk chocolate. Nobody can have just one without wanting some-more! So be sure to pack at least a couple bags of extra large 'mallows and several pounds of chocolate.
On Uncle Sam's birthday, say goodbye to freeze-dried backcountry meals and say hello to burgers, hotdogs, and steak! Disregard the weight penalty! Ignore the environmental impacts of our nation's meat dependence! After all, it's the Fourth, so dig in!
Admittedly, there are some that might argue that using fireworks in a wilderness setting might violate some Leave-No-Trace principles. There are some who would say that detonating loud and violent explosives in a national forest could potentially have adverse effects on native flora and fauna. These people are no fun. These people have never experienced the sheer joy of lighting off a short-fused M-80 right next to a sleeping friend's tent. Ignore these people.
Normally a luxury reserved for car camping, the USA's big day is a perfect time for you to break out your favorite hooch on trail. Take whatever beverage you like, so long as it's beer, it's domestic, it's nearly flavorless, and it comes in 30-racks. After all, the pain in your lower back from hauling all that booze up the mountain will be worth it once you make it to camp!
A Ford F-150
The number one selling car in America is back and going where no truck has ever gone before! From the Appalachian Trail all the way to the mighty "fourteeners" of Colorado, this truck deserves to be celebrated for the true piece of patriotic machinery that it is. Not only a stylish addition to any summit photo, this rig's four wheel drive capabilities will take you up even the steepest of alpine slopes faster and in far more luxury than any pair of ratty old hiking boots ever could.
Do get advice from your peers who have studied abroad in the country before you. The information you can glean from your friends who have travelled already will be invaluable for your trips. They know all about the great hikes, the beautiful campsites, and, most importantly, the best food stops along the road. Before I left, one of my closest friends at home actually took the time to highlight and dogear an entire New Zealand guidebook for me, pointing out all the places she thought I should see and the things I should do. It was an immensely helpful gift when it came to planning my weekends here.
Don't leave home without doing your research first. Before you start all your adventuring, sit down and take some time to learn about the places you're travelling to! Personally, I wish I had browsed the internet to learn about New Zealand's wildlife. Had I done even a little bit of homework, I would have quickly discovered that New Zealand is the land of the birds and here, unlike in nearby Australia, the kinds of poisonous insects, reptiles, and other assorted creepy crawlies that haunt my dreams are extremely rare. But I didn't do my homework, so I spent my first night outdoors in New Zealand wide awake and quivering in my hammock, convinced that the rustling in the nearby bushes was some creature intent on killing me. I found out the next morning it was probably a possum. So learn about the country you're going to! Your new knowledge will help you sleep easier.
Do use local knowledge! Guidebooks and websites are awesome resources, but they'll never fully replace the wisdom of people who call the country home. Unfamiliar with New Zealand's rivers, I joined my new university's kayaking club as quickly as I could. This meant I got to kayak with experienced paddlers who knew the nearby rivers well and who made sure I heard about potential hazards wherever we travelled. Local knowledge not only got me on some crystal clear New Zealand water, it kept me safe too!
Do keep a camera ready. Whether it's a disposable camera, your smartphone, or a proper DSLR, there will be moments abroad that you will want to capture for later. I hope I never forget the day my friends and I were stuck in 'traffic' behind an entire herd of cows, and I'm glad I have photos of that experience to share with my friends and family when I return.
Do stop the car. The roads have quickly become one of my favorite parts of New Zealand. Unlike the U.S, this country has almost no highways, which means that my trips around the North and South Islands have been on back roads with abundant scenery. The landscapes are so different from the ones my friends and I were familiar with at home that we made a point to take breaks from driving and get out for a few moments whenever we felt so inclined. After all, when the Southern Lights are on display right in front of you, you can't help but stop and stare!
Don't get in over your head. You will likely be very tempted to challenge yourself and push your limits in a variety of ways while studying abroad. You'll have many opportunities to do so and you should pursue them, but it's also critical to remember that safety in the outdoors remains just as important abroad as it does at home, if not more so. You might spend a great deal of time in landscapes and climates entirely different from the ones you're used to. To ensure your safety, you'll have to educate yourself on the conditions you might be facing, bring appropriate gear, and even be prepared to alter or cancel your plans if necessary.
Snow started accumulating at higher altitudes here in early May, and some friends and I had planned an early winter hike for the upcoming weekend. I think one of our biggest achievements this semester was deciding to change our itinerary when we realized we would need mountaineering gear to complete the hike and that our planned route was actually more risky than we had anticipated. We had access to crampons and ice axes, and we remained confident that we could safely complete the trip, but we ultimately decided the potential risks were not worth accepting. I'm proud that we did, because I believe that, for many of us, knowing when to say no is a more difficult and more impressive achievement than refusing to give up.
Do take a break when you need one. Almost immediately after landing in New Zealand, I wanted to start adventuring in the places I had only heard about or seen online. I started kayaking, hiking, and mountain biking as soon as I could and I was on overnight trips almost every weekend during the first few months. By the time mid-semester break came around, I was exhausted and ready for a few weekends off the trail. If you ever end up feeling this way while abroad, that's okay. Sometimes a big meal and a real mattress sound a lot more appealing than another night of rice and beans and a sleeping pad, and I don't believe that's a bad thing. Take time off from adventuring if you want it. That way, you'll enjoy the trips you do go on so much more.
Do embrace the unexpected. When our plans for a mountaineering trip fell through, We were left with two choices: cancel our trip entirely, or improvise. Fortunately, my roommate here is a trip-planning wonderkid, and he quickly suggested a new route. We would hike below the treeline before camping in a valley for the night and hiking out the next morning. None of the rest of us had heard of the new route, but we trusted our friend's judgment and came along. We experienced fog and overcast conditions the entire first day but, when we came out of our tents the next morning, we all discovered what kind of landscape we were in. The fog had hidden the glaciers and mountain ranges that surrounded us, which made the next day's view even more incredible. None of us had heard of the Earnslaw Burn track before we went there ourselves. Clearly, we should all have pursued more hidden gems throughout the semester.
Don't be upset if you can't do everything. Like it or not, your time abroad will be limited. If you're studying away for a semester or even for a whole year, you won't have enough days for all the experiences you wanted to have and, before you know it, you'll have a week left and far too many things left to see and do. This is the way it should be, because one of the most powerful parts of study abroad is its impermanence. Time becomes more precious, and the finite nature of your semester off-campus can serve as a fuel for your adventures instead of a hinderance to them. Personally, I felt an eagerness to get out and experience this new country precisely because I only had so many hours to do so. I hope I can match that energy at home as I start my final year of college.
Where did you grow up? When did you start snowboarding?
I grew up on Long Island, but my family moved to Stowe, Vermont when I was ten. When we were on Long Island, my family took ski trips up to Vermont every winter. My older sister and I were super competitive growing up, and she was always a better skier than I was. I decided I wanted to start snowboarding so I could avoid getting beaten by her when we raced. I begged my parents for a snowboard, but skiing was the "family thing," so it took a little while before they actually let me ride. I started snowboarding when I was about seven years old.
Tell me a little about your snowboarding career.
I started riding when I was seven and did my first competition when I was eight. At age nine I went to Nationals for the first time and got my butt kicked. The following year, I won three of the five events for my age group and placed second in the other two. I realized that I could have a future in competitive snowboarding. Fast forward a few years, and I was suddenly 13 or 14 years old and being invited to the biggest snowboarding events in the world. I could hold my own against girls who were 10-15 years older than me, and I was traveling year-round with some of my best friends.
When I was in eighth grade I had a "breakout season." I got a few really good results, signed some big sponsor contracts, and ended up in the top ten in the world ranking. The same year, my sport, Slopestyle, was announced as an Olympic event for 2014. I was invited to be on the first ever US Snowboarding Slopestyle Team, where I got to train with the national coaches and ride with the other top US riders. I took all of my high school classes online and moved out West the following winter so I could train on bigger mountains. Unfortunately, I lost a bit of momentum that season. I didn't do well in any competitions and I beat myself up for it mentally. I was used to winning all the time, and when I stopped doing well I didn't feel like I was living up to the expectations that I'd placed on myself or that had been placed on my as a rider.
At my last event of the season, I had a conversation with a rider that was on the Roxy team with me and had been on tour for longer than I'd been alive. She told me that I worried too much about things that were out of my control and that I should determine my self-worth based on things that I can control (like how much effort I put in) instead. That really transformed the way I viewed myself and the way I approached my riding. I had good results and bad results going forward, but I focused on other things and was much stronger mentally.
I was able to qualify for the Olympics as the second place American girl a little less than two years later. Qualifying for the Olympics was really tough. It's hard to ride consistently through the trials, but more than that, it's hard to keep your head straight every week as your results become more and more important and the heat of the competition gets more intense. At one point, I really broke down. I was taking all my midterms the same week that we ended up having three Olympic qualifying events. But, in the end, I qualified, and I don't think I've ever been so happy. I'd been dreaming of going to the Olympics since I first stepped on a snowboard. They named the TEAM USA in mid-January and by February 2nd we were on a plane to Sochi. I was 16– the youngest person to compete in my event by three years, and less than half the age of some of my competitors.
I ended up getting hurt in practice at the Olympics. I bruised the bone in my heel, which is a relatively minor injury that only takes a few weeks to heal if you stay off it, but I didn't have a few weeks and it wasn't exactly easy to just "push through the pain" when my sport involves hitting 80 foot jumps and landing on my feet. I missed all of practice and got a novocaine injection into my foot for the day of the event. I couldn't feel anything below my knee. I got four runs in training on the day of the event, and although I know I could have probably put something better together if I'd had training, I still landed a run that I was proud of. I was just happy to be able to compete and represent my country. I ended up two spots out of finals in 12th place.
The following season, I won the first Big Air World Cup and continued to compete week after week until March. I was burnt out. I wanted to take a break from competing so I could learn new tricks and have fun. At the last event of the year–right before I reached the light at the end of the tunnel–I tore my ACL. It put me out for 10 months. In the meantime, I was accepted to Brown and started going to college, all the while working hard to recover from my injury.
By the fall, I was stronger than I'd ever been and eager to keep riding. We had another Big Air World Cup coming up at Fenway Park in Boston, and I wanted to compete in front of all my friends and family on the East Coast. I got back on snow at the end of December (right after my final exams), trained with my team through all of winter break.
I returned to school in February and went to Fenway about two weeks later. Unfortunately, I ended up breaking my back on my last run in training. This was probably the lowest point of my career. I'd worked so hard to get back from my knee injury. I thought I could balance school and snowboarding and have the best of both worlds, and then I had this debilitating injury that was likely caused by the fact that I hadn't spent very much time on snow. Again, I recovered, but it was slower and with more difficulty than my knee. It was a tough semester, but I got to ride with my team again at the end of the summer, and now I'm back to riding full time. I took all of 2017 off from school and I'm just focusing on my riding and hoping to qualify for the next Olympics again. Fingers crossed! It's been quite the journey so far.
Why did you choose Brown University? Was this a difficult decision given the distance from the mountains?
I competed in the Olympics my junior year of high school. Up until that point, I'd only been thinking about Sochi, but once I got home everything became about taking the SATs, writing essays, getting applications ready, and taking my SAT IIs. I applied to about 13 different schools, got my letters, and visited the schools that I was accepted to.
I had just torn my ACL, so I guess I wasn't really putting as much off an emphasis on being close to the mountains as I should have been at the time. I also wanted to go to school on the East Coast, because I wanted to be close to my family. If I went to school out West, I knew I'd go from college to the mountains and back to college. I would probably only see my family for Christmas. I looked at schools like a typical 18 year old would–considering what the curriculum was like and how much I liked the campus. I fell in love with Brown when I visited. The people seemed so cool. Everybody seemed to have something they were passionate about and really involved in.
What do you like about attending Brown? What do you dislike?
I really like the people at Brown, and I like the academic environment. The S/NC (pass/fail) system, and the open curriculum are great. At other schools, I know students stress a lot about failing classes or not getting the grade they want. Everything is about the GPA. It kind of reminds me of how I used to be in snowboarding–only stressing about my contest results and not focusing on my personal progress as a rider. At Brown, I feel like I value my education more because there is a collective emphasis on interest and effort you have in school, and not just the grade you receive at the end.
I dislike city life in general. It sucks that from Providence I need to drive 2+ hours in order to get to a hill worth hiking up. It sucks that there aren't places I can snowshoe, trails I can hike, or lakes I can swim in. It also sucks that people are so focused on school that they forget how important it is to get outside and breathe fresh air. Most people just work and party, which I guess is the typical college life. As a girl who did high school online and was able to spend hours and hours each day outside, I look at the college lifestyle and I find it really unhealthy mentally and physically. There are times when it's fun, and there are times (most times) when I wish that I just could go on a hike after a long day in class.
Have you been able to find a community of like-minded athletes or riders at Brown? How has the school or community helped you stay engaged in doing what you love?
I haven't really found many other avid skiers/snowboarders. It's hard. Even somebody who thinks they're super into skiing or snowboarding would probably not be anywhere near as close to the sport and the culture as I am. I eat, sleep, and breathe snowboarding. I wake up in the morning and I go snowboarding. It'd be like your Dad telling Tiger Woods he's really into golf. There are definitely people at Brown who are equally as passionate about something as I am about snowboarding, though, and who have interests and identities that are not really associated with their lives at school. It's cool to meet those people and hear about their interests.
How do you balance being a student with being a snowboarder? How does training and studying fit into your daily life?
It's really hard to balance being a student at Brown and a snowboarder. Honestly, I would say that I don't balance them at all. I choose. For example, this fall, I was a student, and this spring, I was a snowboarder. When I was a student I didn't snowboard, and now that I'm a snowboarder I'm not taking any classes. I've seen some other athletes balance school and snowboarding, but only at schools that are less academically rigorous and only when the schools are in the mountains and the teachers have plenty of other students doing the same thing.
When I'm at Brown, the biggest thing I can do to help my snowboarding is get to the gym and stay in shape. But even still, it's hard. I'm not a varsity athlete, so I don't have a team and I don't have a coach to schedule my lift sessions. I just have to be self-motivated and make time to go. There was one semester where I felt like I skipped my workouts a LOT. I just didn't have time. I was taking 4 classes (3 with lab), I worked 15 hours a week, and volunteered all day Friday at a hospital in Providence. I guess this is all still relative though. I still spent a lot of time at the gym.
What sacrifices must you make to maintain your role as a student and an athlete?
Everything gives a little bit. I don't spend as much time on snow as a lot of my teammates. Honestly, not even close. But now that I have a whole year off, I'm really trying to make the most of it. I really try to make school my top priority when I'm there. If I have a big test to study for, I might skip the gym that day. I don't like it, but at a place like Brown you can't give 75% effort and expect to be successful. I just don't have a lot of free time at school. I don't wear athletic stuff to all my classes because I'm making a fashion statement. I do it because if I have an hour between one class and the next, I'll go for a run or do a circuit in the gym. I'm usually running around like a chicken without a head trying to get through everything I planned to do that day. I'm sure that all of the varsity athletes go through something similar though.
What makes you a normal college student? What makes you different?
I don't think anything makes me different. Even the situation that I described above–constantly running around and trying to get things done, maintaining a social life, volunteering, working, schoolwork, trying to stay healthy–that's stuff that everybody in college deals with. If there is something that's different, maybe it's just that the stakes are a little higher for me. For example, most college students TRY to stay healthy, but they don't really HAVE to. They can make a choice to party on Wednesday or order Dominos at 2AM, but I can't really do that because I need to feel good at the gym the next day, and more than that, I need be in just as good of shape in December as I was when I started class in September.
What advice would you give college students who are motivated to get outside?
Find a hobby that you can do in the area you're in! I love snowboarding, hiking, and snowshoeing when I'm in the mountains, but I can't do any of that in Providence. Instead, I got really into running. I run 20-25 miles a week at Brown, mostly outside. I also hope when I get back that I can either get a bike or some rock climbing gear and have somebody show me the ropes. I've found that it doesn't really matter WHAT I'm doing. Anything that allows me to spend time outside will keep me happy.
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1. Some things we don't tell mom. I can't really give an example (because mom will be reading this, shoutout to my biggest fan), but simply put there are going to be things you do with dad that you probably shouldn't mention to your mom. And I'm sure it goes the other way as well…
2. Only date the boys who do cool outdoorsy things. When I was a baby, the legend is that my dad held a date, the fruit, up to me and said, "This is the only date you're going to have until you're 32." As I've grown up, I realized that actually translates to, "You can have other dates if every time they come over they spend more time talking to me about rad stuff they've done than they pay attention to you." In other words, dads are still just teenage boys who want to talk about how sick they are with other sick dudes. So, if your date is as rad as he is, you're just peachy.
3. Don't grow up too fast. Like I said, dads are still just teenage boys who love sending it and doing the things they love as much as the day they were born. And I'm always going to be that way too.
4. Always push yourself. My dad, for example, pinched some nerves in his back skiing this winter and everyday literally groans when he stands up from a chair. But does that stop him from going outside, nooooo sir. He kept on skiing and recently even kicked my ass on a bike ride (I'm really bad at biking, but still he's supposed to be injured!). Now this might be a slightly exaggerated example of pushing yourself, because at a certain point this could just be interpreted as stupidity, but the point is he keeps on sending it. And so of course he makes me want to send it too. Dad's are really good at making you want to send it.
5. Never miss a gaper day. And this is just my way of saying don't take yourself too seriously. My dad is an avid player of G.N.A.R. and a dress-up ski day doesn't pass without him donning his Gumby costume and shredding on some blades. If that's not taking yourself seriously then I don't know what is. And I promise you'll never have more fun than when you finally stop taking everything too seriously.
6. Be sarcastic. If there's one thing I took from my dad it's my sarcastic sense of humor, clearly. Kind of like not taking yourself too seriously, it's very important to have humor in your life. And a lot of this teaching of humor comes from dad, hence infamous "dad jokes." For example, the classic, "You're a…" retort. Like if I say "This hamburger is kinda gross" I'm almost guaranteed a "You're kinda gross" in return.
7. It's okay to be very, very scared sometimes. Dads are often perceived as totally macho, no-tears kind of dudes. This is a stereotype that should not be a thing. Dads are just like the rest of us, and things like standing in the Grand Canyon at the top of Lava staring at the V-wave while the river is running 20,000 cfs and you're responsible for getting your daughter through safely, can be very intimidating! And there's nothing wrong with that! But, the point is that he did it anyways and absolutely nailed the run. So be aware of your fears, don't do something too dumb, but still push yourself (like I said in number four).
8. Go outside. This is the most obvious one of them all. Thanks to my dad, I've been boating since before I was one and was on a pair of skis being dragged between his legs as soon as I could walk. He's always preached the importance of getting outside whenever you can, because it's here you can be your happiest, best, most serene or boldest self. So thanks dad for this lesson and all the rest!
Lastly, I thought I'd leave you with two of my favorite dad jokes:
"I'm hungry!" "Nice to meet you hungry, I'm dad."
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My journey to Iceland consisted of a five days with five people and one tiny rental car. We researched activities and itineraries for months and finally decided to limit our visit to the southern part of the island (one day, I'd like to return and visit the rest). This area includes the most-well known spots: the blue lagoon, the Golden Circle, black sand beaches, icebergs, and more waterfalls than we could count.
Iceland is a relatively expensive country; the taxes are high and everything has to be shipped across large distances. Because we were staying in Airbnbs equipped with kitchens, we brought as much food as we could from the States (mostly dry goods such as oatmeal, quinoa, and beans). Our most prized possession was powdered peanut butter, which we stirred into pancake batter. The only regret we had was not buying alcohol at the duty free store at the airport, since beer and wine will set you back several thousand Kronas.
We flew in from Boston on a red eye and arrived in Keflavík at about 7 am. From there we took a bus to Reykjavík, Iceland's capital and most populous city. We picked up our rental car and drove downtown.
Upon first glance, Reykjavík seems tiny, especially in comparison to Boston. It features tiny cobblestone streets and brightly colored cement houses. During a tour of downtown, we learned that approximately a third of Iceland's population (which totals 330,823) lives in Reykjavík and another third lives in the surrounding area. We also discovered that Iceland is one of the leading countries in the feminist movement (especially the "free the nipple" campaign) and features one of the lowest crime rates in the world.
That night we went to the Blue Lagoon, which is probably the most famous attraction in Iceland. Unlike many of the other geothermal pools, the Blue Lagoon is not natural. The water is a by-product of the neighboring geothermal power plant, and the resulting minerals have proven to be good for your skin. The water is an incredible milky blue and ranges from warm to hot. The pools were crowded, but it was the perfect post-flight activity. One a side note: do not let your hair get wet. The silica is great for your skin but will dry out your hair!
We spent the night in Grindavík, the town next to the Blue Lagoon, and in the morning we made our way to the Golden Circle. The Golden Circle is a highway loop that passes many unique attractions, such as Geysir (a geyser and hot springs field), Gulfoss (the largest waterfall in Iceland), and the Secret Lagoon (Iceland's first geothermal pool). If you drive the loop without stopping, it will take about four hours, but you should allow all day in order to get the full experience.
My favorite stop was Þingvellir National Park, where you can see the rift valley between the separating North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
We spent the next night near Hella at an Airbnb on a sheep farm. We slept in a charming cottage that had a family of sheep periodically wandering through the front yard. In the morning, our host gave us a tour and let us hold lambs that had been born the night before.
We continued on to Seljalandfoss, a small park with no fewer than four waterfalls, the largest of which you can walk behind.
Back on the highway, we drove past idyllic fields of Icelandic horses. This breed of horse is incredibly well preserved; horses are allowed to leave Iceland but none are allowed in, thus preventing any foreign diseases and keeping the bloodline pure.
We also passed Eyjafjallajökull, the famous volcano that erupted in 2010, blanketing the mainland of Europe with ash.
At its base, there is a pool heated by the volcano itself, called Seljavallalaug. It's not as warm as the blue lagoon, but it is much less crowded and surrounded by towering volcanic rock formations. Around the corner there is an incredible gorge that seems like it is straight out of Avatar.
Our third day ended with a visit to Skogafoss, Iceland's tallest waterfall, and Reynisfjara black sand beach, which was home to a flock of puffins.
Being the adventurous group that we are, we spent the next day hiking in Skaftafell National Park, which features waterfalls, glaciers, and an iceberg lagoon.
We first hiked to Svartifoss, a waterfall surrounded by crazy geometric rocks.
We then made our way through an alpine meadow (in the pouring rain) to a glacier overlook. When I stood on the edge of the cliff, I felt like I was on top of the world.
The nearby Jökulsárlón and Fjallsárlón lagoons are filled with crystal blue icebergs. Everything seems to come to a standstill there.
On our final day, we visited Kerið, a volcanic crater with a deep blue lake in its center. We walked around it on a trail made of rust-colored rock.
Our trip ended with a stay in Reykjavík, which, after having spent days in remote places, seemed huge and bustling. We got beers at a bar during happy hour, which was the perfect end to an incredible trip in a land that felt like it was straight out of a fairytale.]]>
1. Describe the essence of your club in a sentence or two. What makes you guys you!
Founded in 2015 by a group of three college students living in Pacific Northwest, the club began as a simple, non-profit way to encourage fellow students to engage in both athletic and conservational activities outside. While personal recreational goals often take over much of the spotlight, community building events are also included to widen cultural perspectives.
2. What is your favorite event that you put on? Please describe!
Currently we are working on a film project, in conjunction with a few Northwest filmmakers and companies, that will have three of our leaders climbing up and then skiing down Mount Rainier, Mount Adams, and Mount Hood during a three-day weekend. The producer plans to enter it into multiple film festivals, including the Banff Mountain Film Festival next fall. #pnw333
3. Tell us your deepest, darkest secrets… What's something you wouldn't want your mom to know about the happenings of your club?
We don't allow falsetto singing.
4. Do you have any absolutely legendary traditions?
One of our leaders, Niqolas Ruud, breaks the rule about falsetto singing on the daily. This is a tradition the rest of the club members dispise.
5. What are you most proud of about your club?
We're most proud of our ability to get from place-to-place very fast, our professional chauffeur, Tyler Humphries, is a master at lightning-fast driving.
6. If you could give a piece of sage advice from your club to the world what would it be?
As one of our members once said, "There are more people on earth than anywhere else." This is a fantastic bit of advice, sage advice even, which everyone the world over ought to hear.
7. Anything else you'd like to add…
If you are interested in joining or supporting us from afar, email email@example.com for more information.
For more information about the Chaps Climbing Club, check out their website at https://thechapsclimbing.wixsite.com/thechapsclimbing or on Instagram: @thechapsclimbing #thechapsclimbing #pnw333
Photo credit for the header photo goes to Niq Ruud, Insta: @riq_nuud
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One week later we packed up the pickup truck, stacking boxes and organizing bags of gear. The air was chilly but mercifully dry. My friends and I were itching to rip up our fingers on some sharp, gritty North Eastern granite. The last sleeping bag was tossed in, the Google Maps route was set, and we were off. Four friends (and one dog) headed out on a three week long car-camping adventure to hit the best bouldering spots in the North East. Here are the 10 things we made sure to pack:
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Simple, soft, and sturdy; this is by far my favorite crash pad I've owned. Its lightness and comfortable shoulder straps make it easy to transport through questionable approach terrain, while its high compression structure provides ample support and cushion from the highest falls. A definite bouldering adventure necessity!
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My favorite of the Jetboil family. Perfect for a quick cup of coffee in the morning or a cragside mac and cheese snack between routes. It's safe and compact, easy to use in all weather conditions, including those unpredictable April showers.
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These small but powerful lights are a necessity for any camping trip. Scatter them around your campsite, hang them in your tent, even keep them glowing in your pockets. They're great for evening bouldering after the sun has set.
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Speaking of evening bouldering, what's more adventurous that clambering around on rocks all day? Clambering around on rocks all night! You can't go wrong with a simple, lightweight headlamp to shine the way for your send. I recommend the powerful Petzl Myo.
5. Daypack
Currently favoring a Gregory daypack, the durable and highly compactable Citro, to be exact. Of course, you can't go wrong with any of the Gregory packs. I can fit all my gear for a day of adventure in mine, including shoes, chalk bags, extra layers, water, snacks, etc.
6. FrictionLabs
Chalk. Chalk! I'm a devoted FrictionLabs user, a brand that is made by climbers, for climbers. They offer a variety of textures, from the fine grained Unicorn Dust to the super chunky Bam Bam.
7. Chalk bag
When bouldering, a small chalk bag simply won't do. I like to take a large roll pot or dust bin style chalk bag on my bouldering excursions, like the spacious Roll Pot from Metolius or the Boulder Chalk Bag from Red Chili.
8. Serac Hammock
During a long day bouldering, nothing is better than a break between climbs in a shady hammock. Serac offers lightweight, easy to compress hammocks in single and double…the more the merrier!
9. Approach shoes
No matter how far or near those boulders are, comfortable approach shoes are key to the start of a good climbing day. Luckily, CO recently added Salewa to the brands they offer. Check out their large collection of hiking and training shoes, all sporting waterproof, breathable linings and sticky, high performance soles inspired by the rubber of climbing shoes.
10. Gregory daypack
Gregory makes an assortment of packs, each better than the next. Their Citro series offers a perfect collection of daypacks, roomy and comfortable, with a hydration pocket and nifty little compartments for phones and sunglasses.]]>


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