Mountaineering has long been held as the ultimate example of courage and mental strength. We ask ourselves, what does it take to be so composed, so physically and mentally strong...
Posted by | January 11, 2020
As humans we are wired to seek comfort. It’s in our DNA to crave high sugar foods, social recognition and security in all forms. These things are meant to make...
Posted by | September 11, 2019
At first glance, you could be forgiven for assuming that Mont Blanc is easy. After all, it is one of the most climbed mountains in Europe, with around 30’000 people...
Posted by | August 31, 2019
If you’re new to hiking and looking to improve your overall health and fitness, and you're wondering how core strength relates to hiking, then you might be interested in these...
Posted by | August 23, 2019
Do you feel like something is not quite right when you perform a lunge? Despite it being a basic exercise, and a staple of preparing for hiking and climbing, it's...
Posted by | June 8, 2019
"Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food." - Hippocrates Without a doubt, one of the most significant barriers to successful treks and climbs at altitude is remaining...
Posted by | May 15, 2019
Should you take altitude sickness medication like Diamox or Acetazolamide? In this video I cover the pros and cons, including the side effects of diamox, the recommended dosage and the...
Posted by | April 28, 2019
In this video I tell you about my backpack for hiking that I have had for several years (since 2013), the Lowe Alpine Air Zone Pro. It's a great video...
Posted by | April 21, 2019
So what is the best short trek in Nepal? Now I’m talking less than 7 days in and out of Kathmandu if you are super pressed for time, Mardi Himal...
Posted by | January 31, 2019
The Annapurna Circuit is (or perhaps was) one of the finest treks in the world, but a lot has changed in recent years, including the new jeep road which you...
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