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Posted: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 3:59 pm
by winnythepoor
Hi Yuji, I've pm you my contact no. just in case you are lost in the jungle. 
Dounut, long time havent catch up with you. What is yr own "business"?
Sebastian, I see you in next time then. Thanks for sharing a very detailed list. I'll pack and let GB carry it. LOL 
Posted: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 4:28 pm
by javer
Sebastian wrote:yuji wrote:hi guy, sound interesting. Can I join?? Btw what should we bring along?
1. Comfortable pair of trekking shoes. Running shoes are ok but doesn't provide much traction.
2. A hand towel for you to wipe away the pespiration
2.1 A fresh pair of clothings in case you want to change.
3. Water, 1-2 litre depending on how much you want to drink.
4. Insect repellant.
5. Wear comfortable clothings, dry-fit material preferred as cotton base shirts/pants tend to absorb your pespiration.
6. Energy bar ?? just in case you feel hungry
7. Deep heat, incase you got cramps
8. A poncho, in case it rains
9. Sun glasses, incase if it doesnt rain and the day is hot and bright.
10. Sun block.
Remember, all these are weight added and will tire you as you walk along the trail, so pack it well and balance the weight so that you don't bring unnecessary.
Enjoy your trek.
What about oxygen tank?? haha..
Posted: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 7:03 pm
by yuji
haha, i tot we go climbing not diving rigth
If you want can request some1 to give u CPR in case
Btw thank a lot for the info sebastian and winnie.
Posted: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 9:57 pm
by winnythepoor
yuji wrote:haha, i tot we go climbing not diving rigth
If you want can request some1 to give u CPR in case
Btw thank a lot for the info sebastian and winnie.
Javer, do you know anyone know CPR in our group?
Posted: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 2:56 pm
by cherryblue
Sebastian wrote:yuji wrote:hi guy, sound interesting. Can I join?? Btw what should we bring along?
1. Comfortable pair of trekking shoes. Running shoes are ok but doesn't provide much traction.
2. A hand towel for you to wipe away the pespiration
2.1 A fresh pair of clothings in case you want to change.
3. Water, 1-2 litre depending on how much you want to drink.
4. Insect repellant.
5. Wear comfortable clothings, dry-fit material preferred as cotton base shirts/pants tend to absorb your pespiration.
6. Energy bar ?? just in case you feel hungry
7. Deep heat, incase you got cramps
8. A poncho, in case it rains
9. Sun glasses, incase if it doesnt rain and the day is hot and bright.
10. Sun block.
Remember, all these are weight added and will tire you as you walk along the trail, so pack it well and balance the weight so that you don't bring unnecessary.
Enjoy your trek.
wow Sebastian you sounds very experienced
Posted: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:05 pm
by javer
winnythepoor wrote:yuji wrote:haha, i tot we go climbing not diving rigth
If you want can request some1 to give u CPR in case
Btw thank a lot for the info sebastian and winnie.
Javer, do you know anyone know CPR in our group?
Ah KING KOR!!!!!
Posted: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:29 pm
by winnythepoor
javer wrote:winnythepoor wrote:yuji wrote:haha, i tot we go climbing not diving rigth
If you want can request some1 to give u CPR in case
Btw thank a lot for the info sebastian and winnie.
Javer, do you know anyone know CPR in our group?
Ah KING KOR!!!!!
Could you inform him to stand by!? LOL
Posted: Wed, 07 May 2008 12:10 am
by Sebastian
cherryblue wrote:
wow Sebastian you sounds very experienced
Nolah, just that i have done a few climb and these are the things I learnt along the way. Save you guys some trouble so that you can enjoy the trek more.
Posted: Wed, 07 May 2008 9:30 am
by winnythepoor
Sebastian wrote:cherryblue wrote:
wow Sebastian you sounds very experienced
Nolah, just that i have done a few climb and these are the things I learnt along the way. Save you guys some trouble so that you can enjoy the trek more.
Sebastian,
Why dont you ask us remember to bring an air-cond. It's very hot, man. 
Posted: Wed, 07 May 2008 10:47 am
by EPL
Posted: Thu, 08 May 2008 11:14 pm
by Sebastian
Oops ! Shucks ! How could I forget. Sorry Winnie.
So did you guys enjoyed it ?
Posted: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 1:58 pm
by Sebastian
seeing that there are some interest in treks and climbs. Anyone of you keen on doing a smaller scale trek up Mt. Datuk (in Malacca) ? about 800m above sea level, it is a starter for newbies.
Let me know if you are keen, I will try to organize one. Min 10 pax. Price about 60-80 SGD per head for day trip.
Mt Datuk
Posted: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 6:03 am
by Avida
Hi, I'm new in the forum. Sorry to butt in to the conversation mid way. I've done Mt Datuk last March. Intensity level is definately newbie level 2.
Must have frequent cardio exercise for this because the trail is a little on the steep side. Not much variation, just steep all the way up. Towards the peak is rocky but summit view is fantastic as you can see Seremban town, not Malacca though.
Btw, I'm from KL Malaysia. [/img]