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Wasn't there an ISA article on exactly this?

 

Somewhere in the region of 4500 for a climber and 3500 for a groundsman?

 

It also described Arboriculture as a very unique industry by just how physically demanding it can be and went as far as to call Arborists Industrial Athletes.

 

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All really interesting, I try and eat as healthy as possible to get all my calories in, Ive climbed with lads who will have a dirty great fry up before work and drink redbull for the rest of the day to keep going. 4500 is a lot of calories but that doesnt surprise me. Adding extra exercise after work like a know a lot of lads of here do you must be looking at 5000- 5500 calories :) god dam

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Depends on how hard the climber works. The harder you work, the more you should eat, but it needs to be the right stuff. Just stuffing our faces with calorific junk will just make us crash and feel I'll , oh and get fat!

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If your eating the right stuff and going at it, without spikes then I would say 4000-6000 calories, if you wear spikes, you can do what I said you shouldn't in the first paragraph:biggrin: as long as you have enough strength to carry a 046, then alls good:thumbup:

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