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Go bigger in the mountains. Expanding the mountain capability of the force. Sharing tactics, techniques and best practices from recreational mountain professionals for the military to use.ANDFrom the military to enable recreational mountain athletes to go bigger in their personal time.All views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the stance of any entity that they may represent.
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In this episode, Mauri, AMGA Ski Guide and Zach, a long time resident of Fairbanks, AK, explore the planning and logistics of climbing Mount Hess in Alaska, discussing routes, access options, and terrain analysis using tools like Caltopo and satellite imagery. They share insights on mountain reconnaissance, route selection, and the challenges of remote alpine expeditions. Caltopo Link: https://caltopo.com/m/P4M3E3H/0FA16CECM2QU2QT1
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In this episode, Mauri unpacks the science of altitude acclimation, the risks of altitude sickness, and practical strategies for mountaineers and adventurers to prepare for high-altitude expeditions. Listen to learn how to optimize your performance and safety in the mountains. USAREIM Altitude Acclimation Guide Preparing for Denali with Scott Johnston - Spotify Preparing for Denali with Scott Johnston - Youtube Request Access - Denali Acclimation Schedule and Logistics
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