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Is a 7 hour hike on steep terrain too much for a normal person let alone someone with a heart problem?
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Exercise : A 7hour steep terrain walk is very strenuous. Too much differs for individuals but there's no doubt that its a bushel of stress.
Answered 6/16/2013
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