Atali is
situated on a hill side. This implies that you, no matter what else you decide
to do in a day, pass an impressible number of steps (which I’ll gladly admit
has had a noticeable effect on my behind…). Right at the top is the high ropes
field, so the best bit of fitness advice you’ll get around here, is to
start your day by going to the high ropes field and then make sure to forget
something when you head down.
A high
ropes field is, by the way, an installation of wires on poles – just about 30
feet above ground. All wires between the poles being different obstacles. Some
challenges are easy, others very far from being easy – rather difficult you
could say.
Nevertheless, I completed the entire course on my very first go –
and that even without getting further help from the “cow’s tail” that kept me
attached to the wires in case I would slip, than the security its mere presence
imposed. And in spite of using some rather unusual techniques (efficient rather
than elegant) at some of the challenges, I did complete!
First obstacle – ”walk on wire – hold rope” – while I was still worried that I would fall.
Further on a much more secure Pernille on ”walk on wire, hold rope until it’s too close to wire and then catch hanging ropes instead”
After the Trapezes right before the Swings – the 2 most difficult obstacles.
Ending with the zip-line
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