Have you ever dreamed of summitting mountains but worried you’re not fit enough? Wanted to get into mountain biking but don’t know where to start?
Here I’ll share tips, personal experiences, and practical advise to help you push yourself a little bit further, step out of your comfort zone, and achieve things you may never have thought possible.
What you’ll find:
Here you’ll find practical advice on a range of outdoor activities from where to go and what to pack.
Here you’ll find workout plans, strength training tips and endurance-building exercises to prepare for any adventure.
Here you’ll find personal stories, tips and recommendations from my experiences travelling the world.
Hi, I’m Harriet, The Fit Adventurer, lover of all things fitness and outdoor adventure. I’m constantly seeking ways to challenge, push and improve myself, and I want to help you do the same.
As a certified CrossFit Level 1 Trainer, I love spending time in the gym, building strength and improving capacity. This has allowed me to push my body beyond what I ever thought it capable of doing, gaining confidence and a community at the same time.
I also love spending time outside the gym, putting my fitness to the test on all sorts of outdoor adventures. Whether its hiking, biking, scuba diving or skiing, I’m always down for any kind of crazy adventure and to experience new things.
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