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#1
 2006-11-25, 21:41
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Keeping energy up while travelling
What are some ways you guys have of keeping up your energy levels while away? I'm thinking it could get fairly tiring, particularly while back-packing where you'll normally be sleeping at a different place every night . . .
I've got heaps of Berroca tablets, which I'll just add to water which should help keep me awake. Just wondering what some of your methods are. Thanks in advance!
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#2
 2006-11-25, 22:10
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Captain Asshat 
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Re: Keeping energy up while travelling
This is a big issue for people who are going to be out on the road a lot. The best way I've found to combat travel exhaustion is to make sure you're in good physical shape before you go. If you're close to the mountains especially, hiking is a really great way to do that. Eat right and exercise, it'll make a big difference.
That's what I usually do, anyway. Right now I'm not doing that. I'm taking it easy and trying to put on some fat-weight. I'm in for some lean times on my next trip, so I figure a little fat to burn off will help me out in the long run.
Also, when you're on the road, you'll typically get up early. Go to bed early at least 3-4 nights a week, and be sure to eat at least one good meal everyday. Diet plays such a huge part in how well you feel.
Another part of this is that travel can be mentally exhausting, especially when you're in a country where you don't speak the language and things are very different from home. I usually take a good book with me and try to read for at least 30 minutes every night before bed. It's a good way to have a mental escape from your environment. Also, keeping a daily journal is a great idea.
Other than that, you just have to roll with it!
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#3
 2006-11-26, 07:30
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Bazzle 
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Re: Keeping energy up while travelling
I either carry some of the great white dope, or find some when I get there.
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#4
 2006-11-26, 10:18
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Argus 
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Re: Keeping energy up while travelling
I agree with Captain, and that's how I handle it too. your best bet is enough sleep (at least 6h a day, preferably 8 or so) and good, healthy food.
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#5
 2006-12-04, 18:42
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davethefukin_rave 
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Re: Keeping energy up while travelling
Pro-Plus always keep me pepped when i have to be otherwise eat plenty of fruit and veg
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#6
 2006-12-04, 18:58
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Twiggy 
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Re: Keeping energy up while travelling
Malt Loaf... Fills you up a treat and its real cheap. Great if you are doing lots of hiking.
For a quick energy burst - Kendal mint cake all the way.
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