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plr article line 1 The Professional Mountain Climbers of Our Time plr article line 2 plr article line 3 There are many professional mountain climbers and guides nowadays. Some of them gained their title through tedious work and death defying moves upon traversing the mountains of Everest, K2 and the like. There are numerous men and women professional mountain climbers nowadays. We will start with the well known professional men mountain climbers who are: plr article line 4 plr article line 5 Millican Dalton, who is a pioneer mountain climber and adventurer; Wally Berg who has reached Mt. Everest’s summit four times and is considered as one of the greatest guides in the world of mountaineering. Berg is regarded as the world’s premier 7 summit guide. Brent Bishop is a mountaineer and an expedition leader. On his veins run the blood of a true mountaineer having a father who has also reached Mt. Everest. Dave Hahn is also one of the respected names in climbing the coldest and highest mountains. He has gained 20 years of experience and has been regarded as a humorous, resourceful and an easygoing leader. plr article line 6 plr article line 7 Some other well known names in mountain climbing are Dave Scott, Ang Temba Sherpa, Nicholas Minja, Grant Meekins, etc. Not only men made their names in mountain climbing. Women also have their share of experience and knowledge in climbing the dangerous mountains. plr article line 8 plr article line 9 Fanny Bullock Workman set the world’s record by climbing the 22,815 feet Peak of Nun Kun Massif. The year was 1906 and she was then 47 years old. Workman today is proponent of women’s right and expresses his opposition to male scientists and climbers. In 1911, Annie Peck, a school teacher, climbed the Mt. Coropuna of Peru. She was then 58 years old. She is the 3rd woman who scaled Matterhorn of the Swiss Alps. plr article line 10 plr article line 11 Barbara Washburn was the first woman who climbed Mt. McKinley which is the highest peak in United States. She illustrated her life as a colorful one being a hiker and a climber. Junko Tabei from Japan was the first who reached the peak of Mt. Everest. Among American women, Peggy Luce, Stacy Allison, Lynn Hill and Robyn Erbersfield paved their way in mountain climbing. These women mountaineers have won awards in World Cup. plr article line 12 plr article line 13 Mountain climbing can be risky, with all the problems included such as risk of falling, bumping, frost bite and other mountain sickness. It is a significant achievement to be regarded as professional mountain climber. Years of experience goes hand in hand with intensive training, education and membership in different mountain climbing associations to be regarded as professional in this field. plr article line 14 plr article line 15 plr article line 16 |
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