Climbing Mount Everest - Day 27
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Trekking all the way from Everest Base Camp to Namche before beginning our final push for the summit. Needed for recovery
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I knew you would make it but when Alan said you did South Col to summit in five hours I was amazed. Especially with the long lines of climbers we've been watching. Congratulations dude! You know that many will try to diminish the accomplishment of climbing Everest in 2024, but you challenged yourself and you climbed the tallest mountain on Earth. Nobody can ever take that from you.
Ruin the ending for us why dont ya. :-/
Best Everest video log ever made, no songs, real first person experience, thank’s Ryan, always wanted to see that
💯 that’s what I think also and from a teenagers perspective
That walk looked tough at times, but if you ever wonder if it was worth it, and worth filming, then rest assured, it was! It gave such a strong sense of the reality of the landscape, and the conditions, more so than I've ever seen before. For someone like me, who will never go there now (I was already six years old when Hillary and Norgay first got to the top), it's the closest I'll get to the experience. So thank you, and brilliantly done!
Agree!!! ❤
Ok. So me and my family having been praying for you after hearing all the stories coming out from Everest. Not seeing your videos for the past several days was worrying. Thank God you are ok! Hate for any loss…. So thoughts for the others and their families. Stay safe! We are all pulling for you! ❤
I really respect you for hiking from Everest Base Camp back down to Namche. You achieved it because you have a strong mindset plus all of the training you have undertaken. Although it was hard you could enjoy all the beauty along the way. In the past there wouldn't even have been the option of going by helicopter. As you later summited Everest and got back down safely there was enough fuel in the tank.
Well said!
My dad did base camp aged 73 years old. He died last year aged 78 . Everest base camp was done in memory of his partner who died the year before and he raised money for a children’s charity in 🏴
Sorry your father died so young despite being so fit.
I saw that David Breshears died- only 68.
That is a great achievement. 🎉🎉 God bless 🙏.
@@michellejohnson5992 I’m now waiting for each of the new videos to drop and following your journey. Wishing you safety and health. 🏴💕
I’m so pleased and proud of Ryan Mitchell,19, a Summit Coach client who summited with Maddison Mountaineering. When we first spoke in December 2022, Ryan had no climbing experience. He prepared well and trained hard to get the necessary experience on the Ecuador volcanoes, Denali and Aconcagua, before his Everest summit. He posted:
“The thought of going after Everest began when the stupid idea of making a TH-cam video titled “I Climbed Mount Everest” crossed my mind, just about a year and 5 months ago. I thought it was a good title, a “banger” as we say, so I looked lightly into Everest. Then I dove deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole of Everest and mountaineering. From there I was hooked and promised myself I’d make it happen
Just a couple days ago, this vision became a reality as Phurba had the 2 of us running from camp 4 to the summit in just 5 hours
The amount of growth, physically and mentally, I’ve recieved from this sport and journey is that I’d be nowhere near if I had continued to sit in my comfort zone, making minecraft videos 8+ hours everyday.
This 40+ day long expedition would not have been possible without Garrett Madison and his skilled team of sherpas. I also could not have done it without Alan Arnette’s mentorship and guidance.”
FYI next episode will be day 34 as we just rested in Namche / base camp after this log. Then it’s time for the summit push logs!!
You got this Ryan! 🏔️👍
Welcome back & CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉🎉
Can’t wait! Nice
CONGRATULATIONS!
I can't wait to watch!
Taking it to the next level!
We are so proud of you!!!
I have made 3 treks to EBC all in my 60s. Will be trekking 3 passes in October at 65yo. Very familiar territory. Really enjoy Watching your journey and wishing you the best on a spectacular climb. 🙏
I have never been so relieved to see an upload. I am glad you are safe😅… Very thorough explanations as always. You are such an adventurous being, can’t believe you opted for the trekking
Great to hear from you!! Got a little nervous following the reports from Everest. Looked EXTREMELY crowded & was saddened by news of several lost climbers over the last couple weeks. Good to know your still around & look forward to seeing more of your amazing experience!!
Dude I’m so happy that you did this!! Screw everyone who took the helicopter down! This was so enjoyable for the millions of us out here who will never get to do this trek, and who are overloaded with the never-ending footage of base camp ↗️ summit!
Go against the grain, push yourself mentality, do what the others aren’t willing to do, keep building your endurance!! 💪👍
I loved hearing the rambling thoughts, seeing the dogs, hearing you doubt yourself, seeing the changing scenery on the decent, and achieving the goal ☺️👌
Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦
Was awesome hearing Alan giving you a shout out too!
Congrats on your summit and can't wait to see the videos!
Congratulations! I’m sure I can speak for everyone following you we have been on the edge of our seats waiting to hear from you! Alan Arnette was awesome giving updates on you and your successful climb to the top 😊 I hope you had clear skies to see the beauty of the world beneath you! Can’t wait for more videos of this journey! Hope you are doing well emotionally now that it’s over but what an accomplishment and memories you now have 😊
Ryan, I am older and live in NH. I always wanted to at least put my eyes on Everest but doubt I will get there. I like watching Everest videos and somehow the TH-cam algorithm brought me to your channel. I have watched all your videos and then went back to look at how much you have accomplished in your 19 years. Wow. You should be very proud of yourself. I am going to write up a longer email about my thoughts of your trip. Your channel has been the most detailed of them all as to what the whole experience is like. I hear that you did summit. CONGRATS. I hope you continue making a video all the way back to Katmandu and then Boston. You are so right about mindset. I really like how you achieve goals and get them done. Again great videos. Gene in the Lakes Region of NH
🤩 it’s been days man! I was getting worried. 😝 Good to see your still trekkin. Don’t listen to the haters. Take as much in as you possibly can. Once in a lifetime opportunity for most who even make it up there. As always? Thanks for sharing your experience. 👍🏼✌️ be safe and enjoy.
This whole series is one of the best things I've ever seen on youtube. Mad respect for you bro. P.S you don't need to do K2 or anything else. Don't risk it. You nailed this. Onto the next thing.
I got a ton of respect for you Ryan
Your not only more mature than most people your age but your a hella of a determibed self disciplend individual.❤😊
I came across your channel randomly a few weeks ago and have been following your journey from my home in Australia. You are a machine! Good on you. So proud that you made it to the summit!
Me too will you marry me? You are beautiful
OMG, you’re back!!! Congratulations!!!🎊🎉🍾🎈
So glad that you’re doing well and safe down the mountain.
Can’t wait to see the rest of your journey!
I was following your summit attempt via updates from posts by Alan Arnette and by Madison Mountaineering. The other teachers in my hallway kept asking me, “how’s the TH-camr doing? Has he made to the top and back?”
We teach high schoolers - many of which are within a year or two of your age. We’ve been SO IMPRESSED with your journey and rooting you on!!! 🎉 🏔️ ❤
Congratulations Ryan waiting for videos from summit
I prayed for you to make it. Congratulations. You climbed to the top of the world. You did it the right way. You spent the requisite money required to climb as safely as possible. You trained and made your
physical body ready. You are mentally sound and had the knowledge that your life comes before the mountain. You evidenced that when you refused to climb to the top of another one when you knew your body would likely be going over its limits. It seems you have a right minded team that knew when to miss the crowds and summit in right weather and at the right time. The group was reasonably sized so everyone could be kept safe. You shared your experience with the world, which is amazing. Your journey will in future mirror a spiritual race to climb to the top of the mountain with God and Christ when you have their spirits one day. May that journey be as fruitful, when it’s within God’s timing, for you to run on the narrow road to the Kingdom. Enjoy your accomplishment and remain humble in heart.
Congrats! And welcome back. I was checking Everest news daily and got worried when news of 2 missing and 2 confirmed dead made it our way. Looking forward to seeing how it all played out, knowing you crushed the final stage in 5.5 hours.
Congrats Ryan! You are amazing. A great role model for young folks. If you ever want to climb Rainier i would be honored to go with you.
I'm so happy to hear from you and I can't wait to see your next climbing videos. thank you for sharing these moments with us and take care of yourself
I am so happy that you had the good sense to hire a consultant and then actually take his advice on getting a couple of climbs under your belt before attempting Everest. Too many people climb Everest with absolutely no other mountains climbed ever. Also, I saw that pretty much all of the expeditions have a huge ratio of Sherpas to climbers this year. It's about time they figured that one out, I think your team was far more safe because of the large ratio of Sherpa to climbers. Congratulations on your summit, I bet that feels really good. Again, good on you for listening to excellent advice and actually following it, that served your very well and probably when you do a big video or talk about this that is something you should really focus on , how a consultant pointed you in the right direction and that most definitely contributed to your success. Again, congratulations and well done.
To be fair, do you really need a consultant to tell you not to climb everest as a virgin mountaineer?
@@kittypewpew I totally get what you mean. I believe Ryan intends to share his experience/expertise with others through a longer form video and I was suggesting that that people who watch it and become inspired would be well served to hear that he didn't go with his first instinct, which was to just climb Everest without any other climbing experience. And also, it would be good for him to share that he was on a team with a guide/Sherpa to client ratio of 11:4. That was absolutely crucial to success of the whole team as the Sherpas could carry extra O2 for every team member all the way to the summit rather than leaving the extras at Camp 4, which in the past has resulted in lots of deaths due to people running out of O2 and not being able to be helped all the way back to camp. I would hate to see people get inspired by his experience without all the extra details. When people hear that a 19 year old succeeded in climbing Everest and get inspired to do it themselves, it would be good for them to understand that getting advice on the right way to do it, and getting on a team with high Sherpa:client ratio is a huge part of how he was able to do it. I'm not intending to take anything away from his accomplishment at all, but the help from others was huge and made a difference. A good life lesson for a 19 year old. It will serve him well.
Love the return of the Lobuche dogs! Also so stoked to hear of your successful summit, and can't wait to see the rest of your adventure on the next videos.
I did Annapurna circuit in 2002 & your journey in that magic land brings me back. Thank you so much for sharing this spectacular adventure. Congratulations & continue to be safe. Enjoy every minute.
Big sighhhh of relief. You had us worried. Awesome decent in under 10 hours. Ryan the badazz!!
Yeeeees, welcome back !!! :D
pls answer questions :
how much weight did you loose ?
how much muscels did you loose ?
how do you feel ?
was it worth it ?
did you see dead ?
did you want to turn arround when the Step collapsed ?
pls and so much more, maybe make a vid where you talk about this things
Heard on Alan Arnette's vlog that you made it! Congratulations, and obviously this hike down to Nacho did not hurt your outcome!
I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed watching your videos Ryan, and your thoughts and observations along the way. I’m old enough to be your grandmother and I’m attempting EBC this November so it’s been fascinating to me, and I feel very invested in your trip, emotional and proud of you! You seem to have such a strong mindset and I wonder if this is just innate or if/how you have worked on it? Congratulations on the summit, from Sydney, Australia!
As a seasoned content creator you're able to anticipate the great the views while hiking down from above. The footage hiking down a suspension foot bridge gives the viewer so much more than going up. Entering all the villages looking down from above. Another amazing episode so much respect.
I’m so invested! Great work, and 💯 you should have done it, it’s stuff like this that you remember! Congrats on an awesome effort. I would have loved to have seen Garrets reaction to your arrival.
Respect for the positive mindset.
Yay!!! Ryan, so happy you!!! You know I’ve been checking first thing every morning for day 27. I was sincerely worrying about you! And I absolutely have never done this, nor commented on anyone’s progress. Thinking of you like a son and just super proud all you had to go through getting there!! Cheers!!
Don’t give up on the backflips man.. At least not for other folk. Some dude just did one on the summit this last week I believe. Be who you are man, you’re a legend in the making!
Congratulations Ryan. Really looking forward to the videos. All the best
The trek down is a workout, getting you ready for the summit. After you recover from this (2-3 days, eating a lot of complex carbs and gulping water, taking some vitamins), you will be ready for the summit. The long hike also conditions the mind to stay sharp for long stretches of time. The helicopter is cheating your body and mind.
Whoo Hoo, I kept.checking everyday for new video….you made an old lady happy. Glad you are safe
And this old lady, too! 🤣
I add my old lady voice to those sentiments.
So much back and forth. Who knew. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent real life documentary of Everest! Best I’ve seen. Well done buddy!
Major respect for trekking out no helicopter. Good style. The early British would like that. You might have taken two days and saved the body, with one less day in town but props for "Everest the hard way."
Ryan , I admiring you, and pry for your safety ! Follow you in my thoughts ! This is absolutely my favorite video. Love your dogs.The best friends ! Amazing !Hello from Canada .🇨🇦🇭🇷🫶
So good to hear from you! Congratulations!!! Can’t wait to see your next videos!
Ryan you’re a ROCKSTAR. Or a BALLER. Or a TRUE ATHLETE. Loved your rising to this extra 12-hr challenge that you set for yourself! That “champion mindset” is the key!
…and given the spoiler alert from Alan….we know that your champion mindset helped you all the way up! Can’t wait to watch your journey unfold.
Congrats on your safe and successful summit.
this has been my favoruite everest video, its cray how young you are yet so mature minded, getting outdoors and climbing up peaks, cliffs and mountains is something I love
Yooo my guy, I'm watching you from the UK 🇬🇧 this is the first time seeing one of your videos. Every climber is a hero to me., iv got pelvis and hip problems so couldn't ever do the climbs you are. You are living out my dream and I will watch everything you upload.
Scott Fisher once said "it's not the altitude it's the attitude".
Keep up the great work and summit for the view yes but for the millions who never could.
Keep strong.
Taz ❤
CONGRATS RYAN! Have had a nice ride with you so far. You will inspire many .Waitin on that summit video! Heck yeah. Namaste.
Congratulations to you and the team on your summits. Well done!! For all of us that will never ever see the mountain, let along summit, we thank you for taking us along. Really enjoyed this one. It was more relaxing, calming to watch. Really looking forward to the other videos.
Congratulations on you Everest summit man!
Damn, you hike so fast it made me tired! lol. For real though, you're a super strong hiker, that was an exhausting 26 miles. I'm living through your videos, man, just loving it. I became disabled before I got a chance to climb a single mountain, but you make me feel like I'm there and I'm grateful!
Lots of other challenges out there. All kinds.
Another great video 😁 respect on the 9 hr trek ! That’s hauling through tough terrain . I saw from Alan Arnette that you summited , congrats awesome achievement of your goal .
I can’t help but shake my head at all the negative comments on your vids 😮 ( thankfully fewer than the positive ones) it amazes me still, how people can disrespect another persons life goal choices !!
If they are so dissatisfied and disappointed in themselves that they have to bring someone ,who is achieving something, down! It says a lot about them as individuals!
Keep it up Ryan I am a fan !
Thank you for sharing this Real perspective, I'm enjoying your vlog immensely 😁👍
You are amazing! I have so enjoyed watching your adventure. My nephew just submitted last week! It was real tough but he did it and you will to!! Best of luck to you!!
I can see why you would have wanted to do this solo trek. Although I'm sure that your group was great and that you got along well with everyone wanting some time alone to reflect and mentally prepare yourself for the summit push is understandable. I know you summited so congratulations on your achievement! This one will be hard to top and I look forward to seeing how it all went down. You may already be back here in MA and if you are, enjoy the thick air and the satisfaction of knowing that you accomplished your goal!
great footage and it makes me feel like I'm there. I just love your videos
Sheila Vancouver BC
Congratulations 👏👏👏 looking forward to future videos. So glad you and your team made it. Hope everyone is doing well.
Ryan you are amazing - Congrats! Have really enjoyed these videos.
Thank you for the update
I have been really worried about you, but I have been almost as worried about your parents.
They must be losing their minds 😢
Right?! I too have been worried. What a journey this kid is on! Keeping us on the edge of our seats!
Ryan, awesome job. Some people forget you have youth and a huge mental stamina. Walking against wind down will help with pushing against wind on summit push. Never forget you can do anything you set your mind to do. Thank you again for sharing your experience with us. God bless you, stay safe, and not wait to see you at the summit and safely back down. I know you are going to rock this.
Thank god u r alive.....no videos for so many days...tot u succumbed.....feeling good u posted this video...thank u
Sheeesh, been abit worried. After the recent news on the mountain.
Ryan the badazz indeed .))))
Hey bro, watching from Bangladesh!
Really proud of you, young champ!
Congratulations on your summit. Enjoying the vids. Well done!
Congrats man! Good stuff. Saw you all summited. Cheers!
So glad to hear from you! Can’t wait for the summit push videos
So happy to see this post! You made it and you're back! Glad that you took this walk down to Namche .... you're a true mountaineer !
Well done young man, What a triumph. Happy to see you safe. ❤
As some one who as done EBC treck.... cant imagine the grind u had.... like u said itd all about the mindset... awsome man.. keep inspiring
Nervously been waiting for a new video to confirm all went okay and back down safely.... well done, looking forward to the footage!! 👏
Kudos on a wonderful achievement and safe return to base camp!
Congratulations Ryan! Glad to hear all the news from you!
Good job Ryan. Love your attitude. Enjoying all your videos and loving the scenery. Keep on keeping on...,
Thanks Ryan. I was just looking for your vid. Thankful you are ok.
I found you one day by accident on TH-cam and I’ve following you since then. (I think u were at BC). I have know idea who u are but man oh man I’m very proud of what you accomplished keep it up and stay safe 🇨🇦
Congratulations on your summit!!
Congratulations, you did it! I’m really looking forward to all the videos 👏
Been checking daily for these! Awesome experience
Personally I would’ve taken the helicopter just to see the views of the valley - but I love your spirit to add some additional work before getting up the mountain!
Hey! We've heard some spoilers of how it went already for you up there, but I'm looking forward to watching the saga unfold anyway. I was very relieved when I learned that you were definitely not one of the climbers who got in trouble with that collapsing cornice - had a moment of worry for you, guy.
I love trekking alone and hate helicopters, so I can totally understand why you wanted to take the slow route to Namche. I hope that decision didn't come back to bite you in any way when it was time for the big push.
Congratulations Ryan! Very well done indeed. Enjoyed this video of your trek down, up, down, up back to Namche. Looking forwards to seeing the rest of your climb.
Congratulations! Looking forward to all of your uploads and learning all about your experience! Enjoy EBC when you get back! You earned it
Congrats dude! Glad you summited safely.
I’ve been rooting for you and so happy for your summit and safe return. I love your videos and can’t wait for the next one. Your skin looks so sensitive and you looked so puffy in your summit pic, I’m hoping everything’s getting back to normal now that it’s over. You seem like a great kid and I’m very happy for you and the rest of your team 💞💞💞💞
Wow!A big congrats on your summit of Everest...and on this trek to Lo Bouche!
I'm glad that you listened to the consultant and done a few climbs before tackling Everest. I am sure it made all the difference.
I can't wait to see what happens in the next few vlogs and what you will do next in your journey ✨️! I hope you go far!( joshua 1:9)
Congrats, 26 high altitude miles isn't anything to sneeze at. Terrific all away. Praying for you on the mountain🙏🇳🇵
Stay safe
Love seeing the dogs
You are so inspiring!! Amazing trek Ryan, and I can't wait to see the videos from your summit. Congrats!
Congrats! Camp four to summit in five hours! Fast! Alan your summit coach? Awesome news! This run down mountain didn't hurt at all! Again, congrats!
Congratulations on your summit and safe return!
I read that you made the summit, congratulations!
Awesome, have been waiting for this. Congrats again Ryan, so happy for you
Love this video! It seems like you were more able to enjoy the views since you were going down. Also love that you chose to trek instead of fly. You’re getting the full experience doing it your way! Ignore the naysayers and doomsdayers. Just listen to your guides, your coach, and your body, and you do YOU!
Congratulations Ryan 🎉🎉🎉. Safe journey home.
Thanks again Ryan for your videos.
I'm impressed you did the trek alone! I love hiking alone but I won't go on one longer than 7 miles by myself. I'm very impressed with your 26 mile one!
Congrats on the summit! (he summited on May 23rd). Looking forward to those videos.
Good going ryan, im tired just watching you descend,rest up ,see you at the top👍