Tips for The Day:u00a0So, you have prepared well and now anxious to get started. Here are a few things to keep in mind before you start and while on the trail. Preparation: The week just before the challenge is important. Eat well, hydrate well and take time out to relax and sleep well. Meet up with your team and support crew to ease out any last minute hitches, hurdles or requirements. <img alt="" src="https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/q74/s720x720/1383524_628495990533790_1221990265_n.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 331px;" /> Don&rsquo;t try anything new: Clothes, shoe, food or even drinks. Do not try anything that your body is not used to. Register before you start: All team members HAVE to Check In before the start of the event. So arrive early and finish your full team registration well in advance. There will be many teams there on the event day and might lead to unnecessary delays. Break the bigger goal into smaller goals: As the day progresses, the kilometers ahead might start to look daunting. Break the challenge into more achievable goals like reaching the next Check Point or walk for the next 15 minutes (when it really gets tough). Walk at the pace of the slowest member: Oxfam Trailwalker is a team challenge and there is no fun if the team breaks. To keep the team work going, always walk at the pace of the slowest member. This might get frustrating at times but you will realize the importance of your achievement when you reach the finish point. Eat well, Hydrate well: It&rsquo;s very important to ensure that you and your team members consume enough food on the trail to keep you going. Eat energy giving food like dry fruits, chocolates, fruits etc. Avoid heavy food as it might slow you down. Keep sipping water at regular intervals even if you do not feel thirsty. Rest is necessary: To avoid cramps, other physical injury and to recharge, it&rsquo;s advisable to take adequate rest at regular intervals. Your desire to finish the challenge should not override the need for personal safety. Plan your day: The day time might get hot and humid and the nights terribly cold. Some of you might find it difficult to walk early in the morning especially the second day. Decide in advance what part of the day you want to avoid in order to keep maximum energy and strength up. Rest out those few hours at a Check Point.

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