Luvmyhike is designed to prepare your mind and body for your next adventure, through a combination of specialized workouts developed by the experts in adventure fitness.
Trek training:
A Wild combination of interval training and wild walking in nature to develop mental toughness, agility (on uneven terrain/rocks), mobility, endurance, power and core strength, including some night walking to get you ready for summit night!
High Intensity Internal Training (H.I.I.T):
Lisa’s own combination of time efficient intervals including strength and core, using natural terrain, your backpack, stairs, hills and outdoor environments.
Endurance Walks/ Check Treks:
Increasing longer treks with your backpack and trekking boots/shoes on undulating terrain, to test gear, mental toughness, fitness, nutrition and hydration, and build time on your legs to give you the endurance and strength for multi day trekking.
Nature Hit:
Your weekly dose of FUN in nature – choose an activity you enjoy whether it be kayaking, yoga, SUP, surfing, rock climbing or swimming.
Choose an appropriate level to start, then progress to the next level every 12 weeks. If you love getting the Trek Training buzz, Luvmyhike will become your ongoing guide to staying Trek Fit for Life.
Newbie: just starting out, would find climbing a large set of stairs challenging/don’t really have a regular exercise regime/ new to outdoor fitness.
Moderate: have exercised regularly at least 2-3 times a week for a year or more and could walk briskly for 3 hours on uneven terrain.
Hard Core: Exercise at a relatively high level 4+ times a week, experience in body weight training outdoors on varied terrain.
Each time you start a new 12 week cycle, you can choose to focus on training for Altitude, Endurance or Full Pack.
Altitude: for treks on high! Focus on increasing lung capacity, leg strength to get you both up and down those long summit climbs and mental focus when the going gets tough.
Endurance: for long distance, multi day trekking or endurance events such as Coastrek: Build time on your legs and practise your hydration, nutrition, footcare and mental toughness on extended walks.
Full Pack: for when you carry all your gear and food in your pack for a multi day trek. Start light and add weight over time to build strength and coordination in order to carry a heavy pack on uneven terrain. Even if you don’t have a trek booked, training with a full pack is a great addition for those who want to take their fitness and strength to the next level by adding resistance to the workouts.
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