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Ep 106- 33 Miles Into The Unknown- Lessons From A Misogi Hike
In the Pemmigasset Wilderness, I faced knee-breaking rocks, post-holing snow, haunting solitude, and pushed the edges of my physical limits. My legs cramped, my feet filled with blisters, and I had 17 miles left on a 33-mile loop. The Pemi Loops is considered the second hardest day hike in America.
In today's podcast, I share my experience on a grueling hike, the lessons learned from this ancient Japanese ritual, and how it applies to your life.
Grab a copy of Nowhere To Go
https://www.amazon.com/Nowhere-Go-Navigating-Tough-Transitions/dp/1544522509
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By George Kalantzis
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In the Pemmigasset Wilderness, I faced knee-breaking rocks, post-holing snow, haunting solitude, and pushed the edges of my physical limits. My legs cramped, my feet filled with blisters, and I had 17 miles left on a 33-mile loop. The Pemi Loops is considered the second hardest day hike in America.
In today's podcast, I share my experience on a grueling hike, the lessons learned from this ancient Japanese ritual, and how it applies to your life.
Grab a copy of Nowhere To Go
https://www.amazon.com/Nowhere-Go-Navigating-Tough-Transitions/dp/1544522509