Climbers in quarantine
Climbers in quarantine: Running up Mount Elbrus, home climbing wall and other photos of the project #àëüïèíèñòûíàêàðàíòèíå
Elbrus.
For marathon-runner Alexei Likharev, being stuck in self-isolation doesn’t mean sitting on his couch all day. In April, he used the fire escape stairs in his nine-story apartment building to run up the equivalent height of Mount Elbrus ...
For marathon-runner Alexei Likharev, being stuck in self-isolation doesn’t mean sitting on his couch all day. In April, he used the fire escape stairs in his nine-story apartment building to run up the equivalent height of Mount Elbrus (5,642 m!), the highest mountain in Europe. To do that, he went up and down, from the first to ninth floor, 280 times which took him a total of 9 hours and 34 minutes, not including lunch breaks.
“The hardest thing for me in isolation is to come to terms with the absence of physical activity and suppress my thirst for adventure - and I’m not going to do that,” he admits in the video documenting his achievement.
Dmitry Popov (member of the Russian national team, Voronezh) on the home climbing wall.
And just photos #àëüïèíèñòûíàêàðàíòèíå
Video on the topic "Climbers in quarantine". We are in different places – but we are together!
Friends of the 7 Summits Club made a video in support of our challenge “Climbers in Quarantine” - #climbersinquarantine.
Friends of the 7 Summits Club made a video in support of our challenge “Climbers in Quarantine” - #climbersinquarantine.
More photos of our challenge
We are in different places – but we are together! The guides of the 7 Summits Club keep their spirits and fitness in the self isolation mode
The quarantine mode found the guides of the 7 Summits Club in different places. Some of us are away from home, some of us have to spend time in cities. This is a time for training, for understanding many things, for creativity, ...
The quarantine mode found the guides of the 7 Summits Club in different places. Some of us are away from home, some of us have to spend time in cities. This is a time for training, for understanding many things, for creativity, finally.
Our main guides-athletes are ready to demonstrate their high fitness. The best place for this is at the dacha. Get out of Moscow!
Boris Yegorov, as expected, is ready for any space overload!
Artem Rostovtsev relax at home.
Alexander Abramov and Ludmila Korobeshko are in Crimea, where they have the opportunity to train in nature.
Vladimir Kotlyar left for one of the most severe regions of the world – Kolyma just before the quarantine. I decided to stay there for a long time.
Alexander Dorozhukov is preparing to use his new car.
Dmitry Ermakov: "Snow leopard" needs a full meal, and always in the fresh air.
Luba Pershina in Mexico started (and with pleasure!) cook Mexican food. She wants to treat you. And also, reads scientific literature on the culture of Mexico, to know even more and tell you a lot of interesting things when you arrive…
