Summit Success Training Manual - Kindle or Paperback?

Summit Success: Training for Hiking, Mountaineering, and Peak Bagging

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It's available on Kindle and Paperback. In paperback it's 340 pages, and in Kindle 422. The difference is that the Kindle defaults to a 5 x 8 inch size, and the paperback is 7 x 10 inch size.

Box full of paperback edition

The Kindle is a bit clunky with charts and tables. There are 120 of them in the book with all of your weekly training goals for each of the different types of cardio training you could do.

Stairs
Box Stepping
Treadmill
Incline Treadmill
Stairmaster Stepmill

With that, some people prefer the more open presentation of the spreadsheet tables as in the Kindle, but others prefer the appearance in the paperback. You can make photocopies of the training charts in the paperback and cross off items as you achieve them. To facilitate that more easily there is a link in both versions of the book to go register and receive a free copy of all the spreadsheets as an easy to print PDF, no matter which version you purchase.

Viewing Spreadsheet in Kindle

Viewing Spreadsheet in Paperback

The Kindle is obviously smaller and more portable, and you can read it in multiple devices. You can also take notes and highlights and save them to your Kindle account.

The Kindle Edition is also eligible to get FREE with Amazon Prime and Kindle Unlimited.

With Kindle Matchbook you can have both for a very reasonable price.

So in the big scheme of things, it's really up to you which one you select.

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