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December 22nd 04, 05:07 PM
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On 2004-12-22, MattB penned:
In that case we should test everyone to be sure they got a good night's sleep too. Just think, if I'm sleepy because my baby was teething all night I just might accidentally take you out on the hill. Very dangerous. I would bet that sleep deprivation accounts for a *lot* of accidents, on mountain and off. I agree with your point, though -- there are so many conditions that can adversely affect performance, from lack of sleep to emotional state to poorly fitting boots, that it doesn't make sense to pick out a few and agonize over them. Better to encourage people to recognize when they're not in good shape and take responsibility for staying out of obvious harm's way. -- monique Longmont, CO 
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