Sentences with phrase «arduous climb»

Take any long arduous climb or cavernous drop and you can begin to see the game morph into something most of us wouldn't recognize from our own time with the game (31:20 in the above run for instance).

I put it to work over the Thanksgiving weekend, carrying four adults in relative comfort, shuttling kids around without an arduous climb aboard, and filling the cargo bed, once with two bicycles, four mounted snow tires, and a smattering of firewood, and another time with two Adirondack chairs.

Initially, the treadmill was horizontal, but its slope was increased by 2.5 per cent every 3 minutes, so that what started out as a gentle walk became an increasingly arduous climb.

It has been an arduous climb for Rangers up the divisions of Scottish football ever since they dropped down to the third division in 2012.

The ascending slope from there is quite gentle at first, and only becomes an arduous climb at a few places.

This is a walker's paradise with a route to suit every age and ability; from gentle rambles to arduous climbs.

Not exact matches

Though, I will never love the arduous process of scraping the frost off my car windows before the sun leisurely decides to climb out of bed.

Harding (left), Merry (coming over rim) and Whitmore (right) are the first men ever to climb the sheer flank of El Capitan — there is also an easy seven - mile back trail — perhaps the longest and most arduous feat of its kind in mountaineering history.

The climb back up will be arduous.

Crestone Needle was dangerously close to being a technical climb, and the other fourteeners I had successfully «bagged» were, although grueling and challenging, no more than a particularly arduous trek up a trail — a trail any fit Zumba teacher could survive.

«Climbing a mountain doesn't have to be arduous work.

By the way, it's the long, arduous effort expended whilst climbing the steep mountain slopes and ridges in pursuit of the goal, reaching the top, that delivers the greatest long - lasting positive feedback, because once one crests the peak, there is only one way to go... down.