Lately, I've been getting a lot of questions about rucking weight and length of rucking workouts. So, I recorded this episode to answer them. Free Training Guide for Hunters Over 50:How to Keep Hunting Hard After 50Free Hunting Fitness Assessment:The Hunter's Field Test

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Two things give us confidence in the field:1. Knowing we've done the work.2. Hitting benchmarks that tell us each aspect of our hunting fitness is good to go.During this episode, you'll learn important aerobic, muscular endurance, and pack weight metrics to measure against your current hunting fitness.If you can hit them before hunting season, you'll know you're ready to go.Want the confidence of knowing what aspects of your fitness need the most attention between now and hunting season?Sign up for the Preseason Backcountry Readiness Assessment.You'll test:Your aerobic capacityMuscular enduranceMobilityStrengthAt the end you get a detailed report that gives you clarity on the best way for you to train between now and hunting season.Click the link below to sign up:Preseason Backcountry Readiness Assessment

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A lot of hunters worry that missing a workout will make them lose all of their progress. That's not the case. But there is a point when missing workouts becomes a big problem. This episode covers both of those situations and everything in between.Questions answered:1. What happens if you miss a workout?2. What if you often miss one workout per week?3. If you have to miss a workout, how do you choose which one to miss?4. What happens if you miss strength workouts vs aerobic workouts?5. What should you do if you miss two or three workouts in one week?6. What happens physiologically when you miss workouts over a periods of weeks or months?7. How should you approach training when coming off of an injury?Free Hunting Fitness Assessment:The Hunter's Field Test

The hunting preseason has started, and it's a confusing time for a lot of hunters. It's often panic time because hunters feel like they're playing catch up, and it causes them to make some poor training decisions. We'll help you avoid those with this episode of the podcast, starting with an answer to the question: What matters right now? Then we'll walk through the exact process we're using to get our members ready for hunting season.Article:How Should Hunters Train in June?Backcountry Ready Sign up:Backcountry Ready

JM Prewitt is a family man, the founder and CEO of Cohesion Co, and a hunter. He's also a good friend and Packmule Apex client. We sat down in his trophy room to tell hunting stories and talk a little bit about hunting's gray areas and what we think about them.

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I've been checking out the forums, and a lot of hunters ask about how much weight to ruck with and how to combine ruck training with strength training and other conditioning. So, I answer those questions in this episode. I also lay out how to progress your ruck training and offer some standards to know if you're where you need to be before the season.The article below includes a detailed rucking progression.How to Train for a Dall Sheep Hunt in the Northwest Territories