Hockeyaus33
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Going to colorado rockies for 5 days. Going to be hiking only. No lifting. How should I dose ep1c unleashed?
EP1C unleashed dosing on vacation
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808shredded
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I would dose it once per day. Before hiking. 1 cap that is
LeanEngineer
Legend
I would agree that would be a good dosage if you're just hiking and not lifitng.
choccyswag
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I heard colorado rockies is like one of the best places to hike, such a shame its on the other side of the world for me. So I am really jelly. 
I bet the epic unleash would make your hike much more enjoyable lol :woohoo:
I bet the epic unleash would make your hike much more enjoyable lol :woohoo:
3pic_B3ast
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I heard colorado rockies is like one of the best places to hike, such a shame its on the other side of the world for me. So I am really jelly.
I bet the epic unleash would make your hike much more enjoyable lol :woohoo:
Beautiful but too many people. Montana or Wyoming by a country mile. Plus Colorado killed all their griz so there's no adventure in hiking there anymore.
liftingamber12
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We did a lot of hiking recently while on vacation. I dosed like I do on off (from lifting) days....1 cap in the morning.
choccyswag
Active member
Aww, no more cute furry grizzlies??
I don't know whats worse though, meeting a griz or a big snake along the hike! Huge kangaroos as well but they are usually friendly.
I've read about Montana. I'll def be packing my hiking gear when I travel to the US
3pic_B3ast
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Aww, no more cute furry grizzlies??
I don't know whats worse though, meeting a griz or a big snake along the hike! Huge kangaroos as well but they are usually friendly.
I've read about Montana. I'll def be packing my hiking gear when I travel to the US
Chances are you won't run into a griz. But if you are in grizzly country you are in true wilderness.
Plan to stay a good month plenty of places to see.
Volvo140G
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This. Colorado is a beautiful place tho.... avoid Denver and Boulder. SW Colorado is awesome too.
14,000+ can be tough if you live at or near sea level so be prepared for that. Makes you sleeeeeppy and diZZzZzzyy
3pic_B3ast
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Yea if I ever went back I'd probably stay in the San juans.
It's the beauty of Colorado that has made Population and tourism over crowd the state in many areas. Can't blame people for that. But the less human traffic on trails the better imo.
