From bedridden to the Seven Summits.In 2013, I was fighting tuberculosis and could barely walk 50 meters. A year later, I stood on a Himalayan glacier during my first trek to Sar Pass. That moment sparked everything.
Since then, I've completed four of the Seven Summits - Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Elbrus, and Denali - documenting the physical, mental, and emotional transformation that happens in pursuit of something bigger than ourselves.
2013. Bedridden. Tuberculosis. Multiple surgeries, barely able to walk 50 meters without collapsing. This was my lowest point - the foundation for everything that followed.
2014. Sar Pass, Himalayas. Completely unprepared, out of breath, slow. But I kept going. Standing on that glacier, something sparked in me that changed the trajectory of my life.
Summit Chronicles isn't just about mountains - it's about what they do to us physically, mentally, emotionally. It's about the discipline, failure, fear, and transformation that happens in pursuit of something bigger than ourselves.
First Seven Summits achievement after years of preparation in the Himalayas.
European summit completion. Extreme cold weather mountaineering.
Technical high-altitude climbing. Highest peak outside of Asia.
Latest Seven Summits achievement. Technical glacier travel and extreme conditions.
Every expedition follows detailed preparation protocols. Data-driven training, equipment testing, and risk assessment replace guesswork with measured progress.
Capturing both the triumph and struggle of extreme mountaineering. Every expedition becomes a story that inspires others to pursue their own impossible goals.
Sharing methodologies, failures, and insights that help other adventure athletes achieve their goals through systematic training and preparation.
The journey continues toward Everest - documenting every step of preparation, training, and the inner transformation that happens on the way to the summit.