Re: [Paddlewise] Larry Koenig

I think that's really sound advice.  If need be (and only if the need is
dire), you can even quit paddling a bit early, and rest up that way.  But
it's better to just plan for the extra day.  You get back to work in much
better condition, too.

O a 
> custom rule
> I promised myself to follow, but usually never do ... " take the 
> last day
> for a free activity and resting recovery".
> 
> We all live in a rush, with our time demanding jobs swallowing it 
> all, so we
> barely manage to get the 2 or 3 free days required to assist to the 
> event.
> But we never realize how exhausting these events use to be. Iīve 
> found
> myself driving back home at Sunday night for 3 or 4 hours, after a 
> hard
> paddling weekend. Ainīt it be better to remain resting in a hotel 
> and make
> the trip back on Monday ? ... Are Monday's job activities so 
> important to
> put our ( and other's ) lives in danger while driving tired ???
> 
> If you happen to wake up with a flu, you wouldnīt hesitate to take 
> that
> Monday free ....
> 
> Best regards ...
> 
> Fernando Lopez Arbarello
> Kayak Argentina - Sea Kayaking Mailing List
> www.topica.com/lists/kayak_argentina
> kayak_argentina_at_uol.com.ar
> 
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