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The real take away from this is for all to make sure you are health insured while travelling. Provided you’re using a reputable company, which Allianz is, you will get paid sooner or later. Good luck with your knee, and hope it’s not too painful.
I think you need to be able to do at least 5 miles comfortably with no pain that day or the next. Otherwise it’s just going to be a misery. There are legs where you will have to walk at least that to get to the next stop. And if your body breaks down half way, then you will likely inconvenience...
Totally agree. Strengthen the core and walk erect. I had knee surgery and the first Camino was tough going downhill. But gym work on the core has really helped. On second and third caminos the downhill sections where I really suffered before were fine.
Fully agree. I think if you can do 10k reasonably comfortably then you can do up to 25 comfortably with breaks. And that’s what we try and limit our stages to
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