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I alternating going up 2-step a time vs 1-step a time for every 4 storeys. Therefore, you can see the saw-tooth effect on the heart rate. When I reached the top, I took the lift back to level 1 and start again.
Condition is still good after climbing up the 117 storeys. I can still run the 400m back home.
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