Bear Grylls Reveals What Climbing Mount Everest Is Really Like
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Bear Grylls is a British adventurer and television host who has been an international sensation of survival shows for twenty years. The host of Man vs. Wild, You vs. Wild, Running Wild, The Island, and the author of Mud, Sweat and Tears and over twenty other books, he’s come in to talk to us about his new book - Never Give Up.
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Bear Gryles is great. I can never watch any of these videos on Mt Everest and not think about Sir Edmund Hilley and Tenzing Norgay. I try and imagine the courage they had to climb that mountain along that ridge to the top before anybody. No safety ropes. Just a rope between the two. Climbing the Hilleray step with an 8000' drop off! Blows my mind.
*Grylls*
When I think of Bear I think of him hopping over the "dangerous" lava crack while there was a perfectly good way around it and a road just metres away.
always love Bears' humble attitude and grounded nature - thanks for showing us all your work over the years !
Very honest. Most people who have never been near the place have a completely wrong/false idea of what it takes to summit Everest. They see a few photos of lines of people at the summit and get a completely skewed perspective and think it's all a walk in the park when it is absolutely anything but. Just getting to Base Camp is no walk in the park. A few hundred people a year succeed. Far, far fewer than the number of people who are able to play professional football if you think of it that way.
Good for Bear. He seems and sounds like a really good guy.
It literally is a walk in a park. You have no idea. Ryan Mitchell posted some videos that show what it is really like for an incompetent tourist to climb everest.
@@deltalima6703 Considering I was there the first three weeks of this May, I'd say I have every idea pal. Every idea. Quite literally. Then again, you've 'seen some videos' eh? So you'd certainly be the man to know....
Go watch the videos. The secrets out, so stop trying to bullshit people. You were another incompetent tourist? Big deal, doesnt make you an expert on anything.
Long live brother
Love you Bear your a warrior 👍🏴💜
14 peaks nims just wow
And difficult times and difficult situations is called a challenge… if you go with what you know all the time ….you will lose… an experience boxer knows his opponent studies his opponent … listen to the coaches around you even the coaches that are in the environment …finds his opponents weakness…. Then he gets into the ring…. and his chances to succeed are much more realistically, possibly accomplished!
Welcome to Nepal again n again
legend
Welcome to Nepal
… it is like lighting a lantern with fire in order to look for fire to cook your food…. Had you known what fire was …you would’ve been able to cook your food much sooner.
Only mature people come to this realization
Whoa! You got Christian Bale on your show
❤️🖤❤️
Yeah......Mt. Everest is insane. I remember reading about a postman who decided to climb Mt. Everest.......somewhere he fell 5000 feet and was never found. Was it worth it? It wouldn't be to me.
NO
We surely live a gloves off life.
A good effective life is not gloves off… A good effective life is learning wisdom you don’t have to go out in the streak to get your ass kicked to know you can get it kicked!
The best life lesson I learned in my own was "learn WHEN to listen" 90% of the shit we hear is absolutely useless, but it's important to really absorb the good stuff and learn. If you think you've got it all figured out, you've already failed. Learn tik the day you die, change you mind 59 times on one subject.. important thing is to keep compiling good information.
And poor Michael x
DON'T GO UP TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP WITHOUT ME (C))2006
Where is he getting 1/6 death rate?
He climbed it in 1998, there were a total of 1237 successful summits of Everest in the 20th century and 168 fatalities making it 1 in 7.3 but obviously there would have been many who never got to the top yet got back down safely so yes it wasn't 1/6 people who attempt to climb Everest that died but it was roughly for every 7 successful summits on Everest 1 person died.
@@OffensiveFarmer Maybe it was worse in the 90s.
@@Redeemedbylove1987 every year is different due to weather conditions and wind and what not
Mountain is not for a beginner
It is confirmed 😂
Didn’t this guy get caught sleeping in hotels while filming his show where is is suppose to be in the wilderness
I think that was another guy. Les Stroud.
His show was never about him surviving wilderness it was about teaching people how to survive in such situations.
Did lots of gym weights and machines, until I figured that strenght does not help with crawling around on the floor (as example). Getting more into mobility, bodyweight functional stuff like animal flow or some cali excercises. Gotta get started with rings!
I'm from Nepal, the whole idea of climbing a mountain and claiming that you conquered is very stupid.😂 Sorry no offense to anyone 😂, enjoy life while you have it. The mountain can never be conquered.
Life is rough and death is guaranteed.
But I'm not one to mock death. Diseases and accidents can sure kill you. But I'm not gonna seek death and try to live on the edge so I could turn around and cheer at having to have lived.
Bunjee jump garna Kusma janu parne thiyo.
Not the place where he went.
True
He’s omitting the most important thing he got help getting up there…… he is no hero…. without other people helping him, he wouldn’t made it. All these guys talk about how …”they made it up there”.’’ omitting that they would’ve lost their life had not been for a Sherper. They never mentioned anything in regards to that how many people did lose their life…..
Man shut up. A sherpa only guides. They don’t walk/climb for you.
He's a paid actor, they present him as a solo blah blah but it's a massive team he's just the face of.
It's hard to climb Mount Everest, whatever assisted or not. At higher altitude, you are solo, and that's the hardest part. One bad step, bad weather, bad equipment, inadaptation so on and so, and you are dead with no one to rescue you. Heck, if you nap, you are dead.
If you think that's not challenging, then, what the f.
@@Errcyco Way before tv stuff - after and during sas . Education is a wonderful thing :) .
@@Errcyconot the brightest are you
Anyone wanna help poor people like me ?? 😭😭💔God will bless u with more
No….blow their money risking their life for nothing is way more satisfying than helping you.
To know the mountain is to have been living there for a good long time…. Observing…..
💙💙💙💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Kami Rita Sherpa is the mountain 🏔️ man. Not this guy
Con Artist. He was humbled by Sherpas.
You will never find a hater doing better than you..
Did he clean up ?
If not, he is worth NOTHING.
You won’t tell the indigenous you’re their friend….. but you lie you know you wouldn’t want any part of that place you wouldn’t even wanna live there or bring your family to live there….. many of them there that come there to claim…. don’t even respect the indigenous that are there don’t even listen to them.. you think they are nasty, but they are not… the shoppers are shepherds… but no one listens to the even most wisest Shepherd.
Gloves off on Everest? Don't think so mate
“Is any mountain worth a life=no.”
Ambition for the sake of personal promotion is egoic and selfish.
Any goal that requires me to walk past a dying suffering human, doesn’t fit in my world.
Humility will always be forced upon those with lofty ideas of themselves.
You don’t get the idea. The very fact that success is not assured and the risks you’re taking makes the experience all the more worthwhile. This is something that free soloists like Alex Honnold understand, as well as wingsuit and BASE jumpers like Dean Potter and alpinists like David Lama and Ueli Steck. A ton of them die very young, at immense cost to their family. But it’s the purest, most intense, most meaningful type of adventure possible. Just you and your tools and your grit.
@@Anonymous-jf2gy that's a load of bullcrap. You're justifying being irresponsible assholes putting their families future in danger for their adrenaline rush. It's no different than crackheads doing anything for a high.
You better stay indoors incase a bus runs over you. 😂
@@lf67hh28 yes because getting hit by a bus and dying on Everest equates statistically… 👎🏻🙄
@@Anonymous-jf2gy I get that thrill in other..safer ways. It’s the addiction to extreme thrill that endangers people. I’ve watched every documentary and red books about these extreme thrill takers because the psychology of it fascinates me. What causes a person to knowingly and actively place themselves in a position of leaving family to morn such a loss? You know before you even go there that you may have to leave a person to die on that mountain to preserve your own life. Why put yourself there?
If we are not meant to be there, nature will tell us and nature has a lot to say about these 8,000s.
if he - or anyone else - uses supplemental oxygen? they have NOT climbed Everest. plzzzz immediately ban supplemental oxygen on ALL mountain peaks. Messner soloed Everest in 3 days in 1973 without supplemental oxygen. standard shoulda been set right then. Om Mani Padme Hung 🙏🏾
Get tf outta here 😂 not everyone is able to sustain themselves at that elevation without additional oxygen. People in peak athletic ability training for years to do it still need it. You’d likely have more deaths from the clouded decision making alone. Maybe rather than banishing supplemental oxygen, incentivize further the removal of the gas tanks (they have some systems in place). Seems more beneficial for the mountain so it’s no longer a giant peak of trash up there.
TL/DR it’s nearly impossible to require people to go without additional oxygen. Don’t cherry pick a specific example from 50 years ago and call it “the standard”
Listen to this guy talking about gloves off… he has no clue what he’s talking about….. that’s supposed to be a term for being tough individual toughness…. I would’ve liked to seen him carry his own gear and go up there all by himself without any help from anybody
Do you even know what he's achieved? You don't pass special forces selection without being tough
Bro what the fuck are you on about. You sit on the computer all day. Get over yourself m8
Your delusional and likely inexperienced in life. Not knocking your potential but your need to see more to know what you said doesn't hold any water in actual reality. It's not possible to climb everest without help. Come back here in 10 years after life's kicked your butt a few more times.
@@Mindfull_MomentumYet on his Everest ascent, the Sherpas done all his work...so he isn't mountain tough.
It’s easy to tear people down.
Climbing Everest has become the most selfish and shameless human achievement 😂 👎💩
We surely live a gloves off life.
Whatever that means