Ask Me Anything with Uphill Athlete co-founder and master coach, Scott Johnston

[@ClimbMitBourbon]

Awesome content! Steve we would love more story time from your forays in the greater ranges. Your Charakusa valley stories and pictures are really inspiring, especially right now. A break down of your Rupal face attempts and ascents would be awesome!

[@UphillAthlete]

Those are a lot of work for me, especially the slide-scanning. Each of those took me 30-40 hours to put together. So I'll do more, but I need a break. Nanga is on the list, but I have a few other things I'd like to do first that I think are more beneficial. Next week, AMA with me. Cheers-Steve

[@vincentkrause7097]

I think The Rupal Story is something for a live presentation, or just read his book `Beyond the mountain`

[@georgibg]

Superb talk! Great stuff, guys! Thank you for everything you're doing!

[@ianwilson-young6227]

Thanks a lot Steve and Scott, extremely informative

[@willmarsh2916]

Thanks for everything you do:)

[@brucemoffatt7405]

Scott and Steve,THANK YOU for the AMA and other videos during this time. They have been excellent and I hope you keep them up (if possible) once the stay at home programs have ended. I really appreciate it having it on KZbin as I am work away from any media during the work week. BTW I also have enjoyed the Alpine Mentors videos.

[@lylecarlsonsurfboard]

Thanks guys great listening

[@craigtsmith6957]

Purchase both your books - outstanding work guys

[@UphillAthlete]

Glad you like them!

[@johannespaetzold9742]

Thank you very much for this great insights! Steve, in the beginning you talk about the half off special for the "Online Workshop". How does this work (its still 49$)?

[@UphillAthlete]

We just permanently lowered the price. So no codes necessary.

[@AdrianCalgary]

The New Yorker that climbed Cho Oyu and Everest same season maybe he had a beaten trail along. I imagine if someone has to post hole in deep snow , just training on a highrise stairs might not be sufficient.

[@UphillAthlete]

All these normal routes have well-beaten tracks during the high season. And yes, conditions are hugely important.