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Last fall, I found myself standing on the Arctic Tundra, about 120 miles from civilization, with an 80-pound pack strapped to my back. It contained everything I needed to survive. I was up there for 33 days while reporting my new book,
The Comfort Crisis. I didn’t run while I was up there. I didn’t lift. But I was always carrying weight. The backpack, of course but also items like jugs of water from a faraway stream for cooking and wood for fires.
When I returned to my life back home, I noticed something surprising: I was running farther and faster hammering up hills that once thwarted me all without aches and pains. I shaved about a minute off my usual pace without even trying. Naturally, I needed to know why, so I dug into it.
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Last fall, I found myself standing on the Arctic Tundra, about 120 miles from civilization, with an 80-pound pack strapped to my back. It contained everything I needed to survive. I was up there for 33 days while reporting my new book,
The Comfort Crisis. I didn’t run while I was up there. I didn’t lift. But I was always carrying weight. The backpack, of course but also items like jugs of water from a faraway stream for cooking and wood for fires.
When I returned to my life back home, I noticed something surprising: I was running farther and faster hammering up hills that once thwarted me all without aches and pains. I shaved about a minute off my usual pace without even trying. Naturally, I needed to know why, so I dug into it.