Ever wondered if you are drinking enough water? Do you know the signs of dehydration?
![Aconcagua climbers take a break to hydrate](/v3_assets/images/blog/blog-081414-terri-01-hyration.jpg)
Aconcagua climbers take a break to hydrate
Personal trainer Terri Truman is here to tell you how you can help your body feel its best by understanding the signs of not getting enough hydration.
“Mountaineering or trekking at altitudes can present its own set of hydration challenges. Increase your fluid intake at higher altitudes to compensate for exertion and aridity. The key is drink before you’re thirsty: if you wait, you’re probably already dehydrated!”
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![Drinking water on the summit of Chimborazo at 20,701ft/6,310m](/v3_assets/images/blog/blog-081414-terri-02-summit.jpg)
Drinking water on the summit of Chimborazo at 20,701ft/6,310m
![Always drink lots of water! Your body will thank you for it.](/v3_assets/images/blog/blog-081414-terri-03-rest-water.jpg)
Always drink lots of water! Your body will thank you for it.
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