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Another article on why, and how to use trekking poles

t2andreo

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I came across this yesterday evening in my reading. It has general import to all pilgrims. So, here is the link:


Yes, I know this subject has been done to death. But, this was a particularly well written and researched article. So, I thought it would be helpful.

I hope this helps.

Tom
 
The focus is on reducing the risk of failure through being well prepared. 2nd ed.
I came across this yesterday evening in my reading. It has general import to all pilgrims. So, here is the link:


Yes, I know this subject has been done to death. But, this was a particularly well written and researched article. So, I thought it would be helpful.

I hope this helps.

Tom
Before even reading it, thanks. You are very thoughtful And generous in sharing information.
 
Thank you. Nice, short and to the point. Highly recommended to new users and "old" users who have not looked up information on how to use hiking poles.
 
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I came across this yesterday evening in my reading. It has general import to all pilgrims. So, here is the link:


Yes, I know this subject has been done to death. But, this was a particularly well written and researched article. So, I thought it would be helpful.

I hope this helps.

Tom
I agree. Thanks.
 
I came across this yesterday evening in my reading. It has general import to all pilgrims. So, here is the link:


Yes, I know this subject has been done to death. But, this was a particularly well written and researched article. So, I thought it would be helpful.

I hope this helps.

Tom
Good job Tom. I’ve been amazed at how few pole users know what to do with them.
 
Thanks for sharing. I don’t use my poles exactly as described in the article but it’s what works for me. Whatever helps is what you can do.
 
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