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I used to ski and snowboard wearing a hydration pack.<\/strong> However, since the days of open-to-close shredding at resorts are largely behind me, and because riding chairlifts with a pack on is uncomfortable and annoying, I\u2019ve taken to alternative forms of hydration. My go-to method for resort skiing over the last couple of seasons is chugging a big glass of electrolytes before hitting the slopes.<\/p>\n

Health sources everywhere are pushing the idea of morning hydration.<\/strong> When it comes to high-powered activity at high elevation, this means more than just water.<\/p>\n