放烟花的作文准备登珠峰的sam的最近的使用情况

2021年1月5日发(作者：冯平)
准备登珠峰的sam的最近的使用情况


Sam Lipsbe, POWERbreathe user, prepares to
acclimatise for Everest 0 Posted on April9,

xx by PB Admin Sam Lipsbe has arrived in Nepal ready
to climb Mount Everest whilst raising money forCure Rett.
Sam had been using POWERbreathe to help strengthen his
breathing muscles for the challenges that breathing at
altitude will place on his breathing. You can find out
more about Sam, his challenge to climb Mount Everest and
his fundraising by reading hisprevious blogs. So, here
were find out that Sam has trekked to Ama Dablam base c
in the Everest national park where he’s able to see
Everest from the South before he travels back to Tibet
where he’ll approach the mountain from the North. Sam’s
latest post (4th April)
finds him in Namche which is located deep in the
Himalyas. He says, “At3600m it is the home of the Sherpa
people and all its supplies need to be either flown in by
helicopter or carried in on foot. Out the window I can
see mountains jutting up through the clouds. Snow capped
peaks that rival the highest in the world.” Sam’s7 day
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trek will take him and a team through the Kumbu and
higher into the clouds. This will be their
acclimatisation period, as the Chinese border was closed
at the time of writing. “All things going well we will
be back in Kathmandu on Wednesday and over the border
this time next week. Once in Tibet the drive to base c
should only take3 days as we have already acclimatised.
There is bound to be some more issues we have to face
along the way but fingers crossed. I hope to write
another update at the next opportunity which should be at
base c.” Sam We’ll keep you updated with Sam’s
progress as and when he is able to get a message through,
but in the meantime we’d like to extend our best wishes
to Sam for a safe journey. Read more about how
POWERbreathe Inspiratory Muscle Training (IMT)
could help prepare your breathing muscles for the
rigours of breathing at altitude, however if you’re
already using POWERbreathe for this reason, or have used
it in the past to help cope with breathing at altitude
then please leave a ment here on on the POWERbreathe
Forum, as we’d love to hear from you.

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