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Paralympian's Travel Hacks: Rest, Wheels, and Snacks
2 Dec
Summary
- Prioritize rest on planes by using an eye mask and blanket.
- Utilize wheeled snowboard bags and carabiners for easier gear transport.
- Advocates for accessible planning, but mentally prepares for lack of it.
Paralympic snowboarder Brenna Huckaby navigates an intense travel schedule and shares her strategies for staying competition-ready. She stresses the importance of rest, even on planes, utilizing an eye mask and blanket to achieve a restorative state.
Huckaby’s practical advice extends to managing sports gear, recommending wheeled snowboard bags and the use of carabiners to secure multiple items for easier transport. She also touches on the critical aspect of accessibility, planning for potential challenges in new environments due to physical limitations.
Her essential travel kit includes an eye mask, headphones, snacks, and a journal. Huckaby also offers a hot take on baggage claim etiquette, advising people to be mindful of others. Ultimately, she advocates for creating a comfortable travel routine to ensure maximum restoration upon arrival.
