Home Actor Kilian Jornet HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers October 2023 Kilian Jornet Instagram - Exercising at high altitude is very demanding. To understand what are the adaptations and responses of being exposed to high altitudes to better adapt in the future and to know more precisely how our body works has been always one of the main motivations of training and exercising for me. In the recent expedition in Himalaya I could collect some physiological and metabolic data during the different climbs. Now it’s just a bunch of numbers but hopefully in some time we are able to organize and interpret all that and know a bit more. @phymolab 📸 @bertranddelapierre

Kilian Jornet Instagram – Exercising at high altitude is very demanding. To understand what are the adaptations and responses of being exposed to high altitudes to better adapt in the future and to know more precisely how our body works has been always one of the main motivations of training and exercising for me. In the recent expedition in Himalaya I could collect some physiological and metabolic data during the different climbs. Now it’s just a bunch of numbers but hopefully in some time we are able to organize and interpret all that and know a bit more. @phymolab 📸 @bertranddelapierre

Kilian Jornet Instagram - Exercising at high altitude is very demanding. To understand what are the adaptations and responses of being exposed to high altitudes to better adapt in the future and to know more precisely how our body works has been always one of the main motivations of training and exercising for me. In the recent expedition in Himalaya I could collect some physiological and metabolic data during the different climbs. Now it’s just a bunch of numbers but hopefully in some time we are able to organize and interpret all that and know a bit more. @phymolab 📸 @bertranddelapierre

Kilian Jornet Instagram – Exercising at high altitude is very demanding. To understand what are the adaptations and responses of being exposed to high altitudes to better adapt in the future and to know more precisely how our body works has been always one of the main motivations of training and exercising for me. In the recent expedition in Himalaya I could collect some physiological and metabolic data during the different climbs. Now it’s just a bunch of numbers but hopefully in some time we are able to organize and interpret all that and know a bit more.

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Kilian Jornet Instagram – Back from Khumbu, Nepal! This expedition was a failure. Or? I didn’t reach the summit I was aiming for. But everything else. I’m a big believer in the how is way bigger and more important than the what, and in that sense the climb was just perfect. Like a big puzzle with all the pieces but one, the summit one. In 1963 the late Tom Hornbein and Willi Unsoled made a first ascent of this beautiful route. It was a pleasure to follow their footsteps for a little. My climb started climbing a steep couloir to reach the west shoulder, the conditions there were horrible, blue ice underneath with a top layer of deep snow, 2 steps up and one down for 1000m! When I reached the ridge it was very windy so I stayed under a cornice for 3h to calm down while enjoying watching the queues of climbers from both nepali and tibetan normal routes making their progression. After the wind calmed I continued the ridge and traversed on mixed terrain towards the feet of the Hornbein couloir. I felt great and conditions were perfect. After a few hundred meters on the couloir a wind pocket (I suppose recently created from the morning winds) broke and I got carried down in the avalanche for about 50m. I doubted whether to continue or to turn around and decided the latter. The downhill was interesting, with heavy snowfall that made me use the @corosglobal “back to start” feature following my way up, since visibility was 2-3m and my tracks were under deep snow. Well, a great day in the mountains, where everything was beyond perfect except I didn’t reach the summit. Visit NNormal’s link in bio for more details. 📸 @julien_rai @bertranddelapierre
Kilian Jornet Instagram – “In Tromsø the projections are we’ll lose 2 of every 3 days skiing in the winter by 2100” @nikolaischirmer talks about how he’s been changing his way to ski and being a pro athlete regarding climate change. Watch or listen the full conversation at www.athleteclimateacademy.com or at your favorite podcast platform. @athleteclimateacademy

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