How did a poor polack become so good at climbing mountains?

>>1093857
By not being a bitch dammt


99% of doing anything hard is about not being a bitch

>>1093865
There must be more to it than that.

>>1093866
>>1093866
The remaining 1% composes everything else

>>1093865
>By not being a bitch dammt
>99% of doing anything hard is about not being a bitch

No truer words have ever been spoken. Amen

>>1093869
/out/ will believe its 90% gear and 9% sponsorships and 1% gopro

This board is so pathetic

>>1093857
The same way anyone else does.

Practice, hard work and knowing when to let the mountain win.

>>1093871
>anyone else does
You can count the number of people at his level on your fingers.
How do you even practice to get that damn good? What differentiates him from every other hard working guy on the mountain?

>>1093872
He is just so fucking dumb that he had no idea he was putting himself in danger. This is true of most polacks but somehow this one found himself in the alpine.

People told him "man you are going to die on that mountain", but he just replied "I have never died".

Stone cold dumb.

>>1093870
50% sponsorship
50% sherpa

>>1093875
Didn't he die because of a bad rope or something?
He must have been very lucky to get as far as he did.

>>1093872
Actually being a manlet can help. Most o the best mountaineers are scrawny little fucks. Fred Becke looks like a starving homeless man.

No benefit to be a huge dude on the mountain, means you burn a lot of energy and use a lot of oxygen.

>>1093884
That's because Fred Becker has been a starving homeless man his whole life

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>>1093877
>He was leading a pitch at an altitude of about 8,200 meters on a 6 mm secondhand rope he had picked up in a market in Kathmandu [...] When he lost his footing and fell, the cord was either cut or snapped from the fall, plunging Kukuczka ~2000 meters to his death.

>>1093910
>cheaping out on rope

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>>1093910
>climbing tallest mountains in world
>let me use some cheap secondhand rope from the market

>>1093870
Gear matters. See >>1093910

>>1094060
Yes. It's a portion of that 1% value.

You are underestimating the size of these percentages.

Aka 1% of what? 1% of a penny, 1% of a million?

>>1093865
Nice platitude bro!