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Summit Success: Training for Hiking ... 5-Star Review on Amazon

My first review, and it's 5 Stars. That's a great feeling. It's even better reading the content of the review.



Most Helpful Book I've Read

This book has put my life on a new direction. I feel more inspired to get fit and do those climbs and mountain trails than I ever have before, because after reading this book I believe I can do it. This author is an outstanding teacher. He clearly knows what he's talking about but he can explain the whole things in ways that are easy to understand, yet he does not talk down to the reader. I felt the conviction of the author that he believes in every one of us and our ability to train for hiking, mountaineering, and peak bagging (to borrow from the title!).

The book is loaded with good pictures that helped me to see what he meant by certain exercises and equipment, and it also has helpful charts that we can use to track our progress and set goals. He's used the knowledge he's gained over many years of training and climbing and mountaineering to put together a great and do-able plan to help us enjoy the same adventures he's been sharing with us in his books. I love how he'll share tidbits of his adventures and how they apply to what he's explaining at the moment. Many manuals like this are dry reading but I found this one to be interesting all the way to the end.

Very good job, Mr. Miske. I look forward to your future books. Thanks for your commitment and hard work in teaching others.


It's been a while waiting for this, but I had to keep in mind that at 340 pages, it's quite a long read, and several other reviewers have actually contacted me privately with similar comments, but want to try a month of the program first to see how it plays out for them.


I encourage all of you to give me a boost and an honest review on Amazon. Every little bit helps to spread the fitness message and help others achieve the success they deserve. If you haven't gotten your copy yet, please go get it now at a great new price for Kindle, and remember, take advantage of it for free on Prime and Unlimited while you still can.

 

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