Raine Thoughts: Genting Trailblazer

looking at the pictures taken...i WOW myself!!!

Cant really recall what or which obstacles came first... we were brain dead at dat particular moment!

My lungs were no longer capable of supplying sufficient amounts of oxygen to the muscles (anaerobic state) ...the only thought that came to me was to finish it!!! the sound of cheers and the the sight of photographers made the process a lot faster. It was climb climb up the mountain then jump down into pools of muddy teh tarik water...den up again another mountain... well up up down down under and over!!! Pretty much sums it

This was us reaching the 1st obstacle:

This was indeed very very deep!!

There were countless...countless hills and valleys (10 or more??)

This was a pretty long one before we reach the 45 degree climb

Here comes the 45 degree climb

There were hardly any grip for the legs. The only available space was the fingers. A lot of upper body strength needed

...and if you think the climb was tough. The climb down wasnt for the faint heart.

fast track : jz slide down wif ur bum like no tomorrow!!

safe track : turn ur back around and slowly lower down ur body wif the help of ur upperbody

then the bamboo walk!!

easy...it will be if that's de only obstacle. But think about all the trail run and all the obstacle before. The leg muscles were already almost none existence. no feeling!