Why are you likely to get out of breath more easily when hiking in the morning than at sea level?

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YankeeWhiskey · Answer 1 · 2018-07-17T03:36:25+0000

Hiking in the morning, assuming you have not eaten anything prior to the hike, results in your body having to perform work with lowered glucose levels, thus causing the body to feel out of breath.

Why are you likely to get out of breath more easily when hiking in the morning than at sea level?

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