Sentences with phrase «acclimatise before»

Does involve some narrow trails amongst the mountain top archaeological site of Pisac, so sturdy footwear is required and at least a day of rest to acclimatise before this tour to help you enjoy it fully.

Set 3200 meters above sea level, you will need to plot yourself in Cusco for a few days in order to acclimatise before commencing any surrounding hikes, but in the meantime, you'll be able to admire its mix of Incan and colonial influences, shop in the colourful local markets and elegant alpaca boutiques, and satisfy your stomach with delicious Peruvian cuisine before you embark on the endless roads Cusco leads to.

As with any high altitude trek, ensure to give yourself a few days to acclimatise before setting off.

Hardwoods are especially resilient, water resistant and hard - wearing but they'll need to be conditioned and acclimatised before fitting to prevent shrinkage and splitting.

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The latter point is arguably the most important for any January transfer target, as, more often than not, it takes time for players who have not plied their trade in England before to acclimatise and become accustomed to a new style of football.

Doesn't it also make sense to get players in before the season starts so that they have time to acclimatise to their new surroundings, tactics, team mates, etc..

If you're flying into Oz from the UK you'll need a few days to acclimatise and get over the jetlag before you hit the road.

We highly recommend that you are relatively fit and acclimatised to altitude (a minimum of 2 days at altitude) before undertaking them.

It is good to spend two nights, as an extra night before the climb will help your body acclimatise to the altitude, and minimise your vulnerability to altitude sickness (AMS), though there is much better value accommodation outside the park.

It is more than likely you will spend a couple of days acclimatising in Cuzco (3,400 m) before the hike, to allow you to get used to the oxygen levels in the air.

After Miitomo came Super Mario Run, which was experimental by Nintendo in an entirely different way: its free - to - start, effectively try - before - you - buy approach standing out like a sore thumb in a market long acclimatised to freemium.