2020 Year in Review, Non-work
Borah. May.
This data is mainly drawn from a physical training spreadsheet. Not all of life is "training", but it gives a glimpse into this particular life.
122 days of explicitly non-work. Any kind of work counts as a day of work. And a day of work “counts” when the primary task for the daylight hours is in some kind of income generation. Freelancing and, new for 2020, landlording makes it tough to count “work days”, but I solved this problem with a daily check-in question: Was today a day of work? Check yes or no, and add ‘em up at the end of the year.
1127 hours of action in 2020.
801550 vertical feet ascended
443 climbing pitches
32 days alpine climbing
288 hours of action on alpine climbing days
106 days backcountry skiing
579 hours of backcountry skiing
10 days bicycling
16.5 hours bicycling
1 day on which the primary exercise was canoeing
20 days in which the primary training was in the climbing gym
Once I went to the climbing gym in addition to some other sort of adventure
23 hours climbing gym
7 days hiking
22 hours of hiking
3 days of ice climbing
12 hours of ice climbing
80 days of rest
20 days rock cragging
35 hours of rock cragging
25 days of multi pitch rock climbing
92 hours multi pitch rock climbing
16 days running
17 hours of running
0 sick days (!!!) I guess social distancing works... I've never had fewer than 9 days lost to illness in a year.
14 days of ski resort
20.5 hours a the ski resort
12 travel days. Also, the lowest in years. In 2020, sick plus travel days were 12. In previous years, respectively, that number has been 38, 30, 39, 41, 47. For an average of 39. 2020 involved 1/3rd the active time lost to illness and travel.
20 days of weight training, with no other exercise that day
21.5 hours of weight training
Rosie. Eldo. June