Hope this is helpful for some of you who plan to undergo a long distance travel in the future, don't worry guys I survived the ride without any problems :) One more time big thanks for the support on the 20k episode, the online coaching is full, no more applications please, I will announce when there is some space again. For those who are in, have some patience please, there's now a lot of work in front of me. See you soon, keep crushing!
It's interesting how you meticulously address health issues in your videos a little over time, this time more specifically. It is good to follow a channel of such a hard-to-find quality. Have a nice time in Mexico!
I really like the new videos of your Mexico trip! Altough we did not see any climbing in these, they´re carefully considered and show some interesting details about your journey. :D
Circa. 3:30, we call them mucous membranes in English. :) I've never experienced getting ill from air conditioning itself. Cold, dry air couldn't be a cause of illness by itself, otherwise people living near the Arctic and Antarctic regions would have nearly constant respiratory sickness. Being as any travelling illness is nearly certainly caused by airborne pathogens (minus obvious waterborne stuff), It'd stand to reason that washing one's hands frequently and refraining from face touching as much as possible would have the greatest effect. Germ theory for the win.
hey bro im dutch but lived in arg and now in br. id luv to goto mex too! you should visit the rest of S.A. ah.. about sickness.. if you get dengue theres only one thing that works.. raw papaya juice from young leaves. bitter like hell but 3x a day for a week and you will be up on full health again. and though your right here you can get sick easily due to humidity and temp. even if you have a superb imune system. bacteria you can prevent but dont underestimate fungi and viruses. stay out of humid houses/hostels. any signs of a white hairy fungus or black spotted fungi easily cause the most healthy people to get sick. you cant prevent some viruses though. i have had h1n1 and dengue, recovered quick though but especially h1n1 can be terrible. its like a run around the world thriathlon. muscle aces like hell. dengue too but hurts allot less
By the way, your channel is not included in the 'Bouldering - Topic' which is automatically generated by youtube. I do not know if its important/helpful in creating traffic for your channel, but most of the bouldering channels which i like to watch are listed expect for yours.
Well I think it would generate at least a little traffic, probably they don't feature my stuff cause I didn't post a lot of bouldering content recently? Who knows, not a big deal.
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Bits are really artistic - good job
Hope this is helpful for some of you who plan to undergo a long distance travel in the future, don't worry guys I survived the ride without any problems :)
One more time big thanks for the support on the 20k episode, the online coaching is full, no more applications please, I will announce when there is some space again. For those who are in, have some patience please, there's now a lot of work in front of me. See you soon, keep crushing!
Amazing video, great tips to stay healthy too. You're making me miss Mexico! Well done
It's interesting how you meticulously address health issues in your videos a little over time, this time more specifically. It is good to follow a channel of such a hard-to-find quality. Have a nice time in Mexico!
Muchas gracias, I try my best!
I really like the new videos of your Mexico trip! Altough we did not see any climbing in these, they´re carefully considered and show some interesting details about your journey. :D
Glad to hear that Chris, can't wait to hit Mexican rock! We are getting closer and closer :)
Nice to hear that Mani ! I think we´re all looking forward to see how you smash the mexican routes ;D
It was fascinating to see your analysis
of a seemingly mundane topic like bus travel.
The place is stunning! I liked the live music recordings a lot. Stoked to see you climb in Mexico. :)
very good video.
good luck mate!
While awesome video! Thinking about I never got traveling sickness because I follow what you said without even knowing.
Those are some great tips man, those long bus rides always destroy me !
They used to destroy me too, but not anymore! Haha those evil bus rides now onto the serious problems in life :D
Circa. 3:30, we call them mucous membranes in English. :) I've never experienced getting ill from air conditioning itself. Cold, dry air couldn't be a cause of illness by itself, otherwise people living near the Arctic and Antarctic regions would have nearly constant respiratory sickness. Being as any travelling illness is nearly certainly caused by airborne pathogens (minus obvious waterborne stuff), It'd stand to reason that washing one's hands frequently and refraining from face touching as much as possible would have the greatest effect. Germ theory for the win.
hey bro im dutch but lived in arg and now in br. id luv to goto mex too! you should visit the rest of S.A. ah.. about sickness.. if you get dengue theres only one thing that works.. raw papaya juice from young leaves. bitter like hell but 3x a day for a week and you will be up on full health again. and though your right here you can get sick easily due to humidity and temp. even if you have a superb imune system. bacteria you can prevent but dont underestimate fungi and viruses. stay out of humid houses/hostels. any signs of a white hairy fungus or black spotted fungi easily cause the most healthy people to get sick. you cant prevent some viruses though. i have had h1n1 and dengue, recovered quick though but especially h1n1 can be terrible. its like a run around the world thriathlon. muscle aces like hell. dengue too but hurts allot less
Thanks for the tips, I'm glad I feel ok so far..
Duuude, you really have to come to Xalapa! There are two places that you must get to know: Miradores del mar and Cerro Brujo.
Thanks for the tips, let's see where we head to!
Are you going to make it up north to El Potrero Chico? Incredible sport climbing and we can give you lots of tips from here.
hey mani i love your content and i was wondering how do you find this off the radar destinations and small towns?
Glad to her that, we basically follow the recommendations of friends.
My nick name is monk thats awsome I love the vids keep up the good work
By the way, your channel is not included in the 'Bouldering - Topic' which is automatically generated by youtube. I do not know if its important/helpful in creating traffic for your channel, but most of the bouldering channels which i like to watch are listed expect for yours.
Well I think it would generate at least a little traffic, probably they don't feature my stuff cause I didn't post a lot of bouldering content recently? Who knows, not a big deal.
Hi Mani,
Are you travelling alone?
Nope, with a good friend of mine.