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As an athlete in the green industry you need to take care of your body


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an arborist, a top flight athlete, pff, like to see one doing a full day handfelling in a sitka plantation, and making a good wage

 

I'd be tempted to bring you up on that but I have a feeling you might be right, would certainly last the day but it's been a wee while :blushing:

For me totally depends on the job but the basic premise past all the grandstanding is that we're all destroying our bodies and need to look after them more :thumbdown:

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Yes, cutting big wide hedges and over stretching all day whilst balancing at the top of a ladder is knackering and bad on the body IMO, plus fumes in your face a lot more. I only trim 1 hedge a year now and that's only because it's a regular customer.

 

Anything can be knackering if your going hell for leather at it, pacing yourself makes a big difference but easier said than done when your trying to get the job done in a day or on piece rate.

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