Tag: Cerro San Lorenzo

ALPINE ASCENTS BLOG

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  Breathwork for Mountaineers: A Game-Changer for High-Altitude Performance

  Big mountains demand more than just strong legs and good cardio. High-altitude expeditions test your ability to perform in low-oxygen environments, push through physical fatigue, and stay mentally sharp when it matters most. That’s where breathwork comes in. In our recent Breathwork for Mountaineers webinar, Anthony Lorubbio—founder and head coach at Recal Training—shared powerful, evidence-based […]

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  2025 Kilimanjaro Webinar

  Towering over the African plains at 19,340 feet, Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest free-standing mountain in the world—a breathtaking giant rising through five distinct ecosystems. As one of the most iconic of the Seven Summits, it offers a challenging yet nontechnical climb, making it an achievable goal for fit trekkers with the right preparation. In […]

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  “Desert Rats Fly South for the Winter,” Climbing in El Chalten Patagonia

  “Desert Rats Fly South for the Winter” El Chalten Patagonia, 12/30/24-1/11/25 Trip Report by Alpine Ascents Guide Lauren Hebert, expedition made possible by the Alpine Ascents JRG Exploration Grant. Climbers: Lauren Hebert, Katie Grauel Objectives Climbed: East Face of Mojon Rojo, 4th, mod. snow, Grade II Giordani Ridge on Aguja Guillamet, 5.7, 1,000 ft. East […]