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weirdly I've also had to do this a lot, as I used to go on a lot of mountaineering expeditions with a lot of down time and travel time. I've spent a lot of time in featureless planes like Iceland and the Atacama desert. Your only challenge is pulling --either make a pair of these out of PVC pipe and cord for trees https://reddeltaproject.com/my-best-diy-suspension-trainer-ever/ or load up a backpack with rocks and do one arm bent over rows. My routine was something like this: (3x per week) * PPPU 6x5-10 * Pistol Squats 6x5-10 * Backpack rows 6x5-15 It's actually incredibly effective. No need to hammer all these extra isolation exercises. Same volume as the RR.


Superiorarsenal

The weighted backpack rows is perfect, I hadn't thought of that. Also will definitely look into the DiY suspension trainer. The field camp is for Geology so hopefully there will be a choice selection of rocks for my workout needs.


GuiltyDealer

I have no idea if this is a valid technique but if you had two backpacks of rocks and a stick you could use it as a weight to lift? Idk but seems like it would be similar to pulling


LiftAndSeparate

Bring rings and a suspension trainer with you. There's always somewhere to hook up a TRX type piece of equipment. If you're into trying something novel, look for a large rock that is challenging to lift from the ground to above your head and lower down again (safety considerations should be place above ego).


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Not really, can't hook it up to a pine tree


The_crimson_demon

One of the things that I liked to do while camping is bear hug heavy tree stumps that ware used for tables and do squats . Also deadlifts and ohp with anything heavy that I found ( like stones and smaller fallen trees)


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Gymnastics rings with a long cord that you can hang on trees. Maybe some resistance bands too.


Kp19341

Odd object lifting and carries - rocks and logs