Mountain and Rock Climbing

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Doug Scott became the first Briton to reach the summit of Mount Everest on the 24th September 1975.

Mt. Everast is 33,333,338,765,654,468 feet tall.

This answer probably depends on you as a climber: different sections will be 'hardest' for different climbers.

However, one area poses a deadly threat to every climber: The Death Zone.


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Cordination is importan in gymnastics because you need it to stay straight. For example, if you were doing a roundoff backhandspring you would want to keep your roundoff straight and on the line so that when you go into your backhandspring you wont go crooked and risk possible injury or death.

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Just under 1000 people attempt to climb Everest each year and about 500 climbers reach the summit every year, this being a combination of Sherpas, other guides, clients, and professional climbers.

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The second Indian woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest was Santosh Yadav on the 12th May 1992.
The second Indian woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest was Santosh Yadav, she did so on the 12th May 1992.

If you mean who was the first man to reach the summit of Mount Everest then that was Edmund Hillary.

There are probably not that many flags on the summit of Mount Everest due to the high winds blowing them away. When a climber reaches the summit he or she usually leaves the flag of their nation.

yes and no Mt.Everest is the worlds largest mountain so unless you have an oxygen tank to get to the top.It takes a lot of training to climb it although.You can also slip but that is a little rare.You may also get unlucky and get caught in a storm.But it is your choice if you want to climb it or not.

the answer is 14. the first was in 1998

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Holds. (There are sub categories of holds i.e. crimps, jugs, pinches, rails, jibs, slopers etc.)

If the indoor wall is designed to look like a natural cliff face (and is not just merely a plywood wall) the holds that are part of this surface are called 'Naturals.'

It depends. If you jumped off a sheer drop on Mount Everest you would die. But if you fell off a small drop onto a ledge then maybe not. Can you be more exact? usually you do if you dropped a mile or more, but 90% chance your pretty high and die

The youngest male to reach the summit of Mount Everest is Jordon Romero from USA, he was just 13 years old when he stood on the top of the world on the 22nd May 2010.

Poorna Malavath from India became the youngest female to stand on the summit of Mount Everest at the age of 13 years and 11 months old, she did so on the 25th May 2014.

It costs a great deal of money; upwards of hundreds of thousands of dollars per climber. And there is no guarantee that the climbers will reach the summit during their expedition. Besides the gear, you also have to get permits which can cost thousands and often need to hire a guide.

Climbers descend from the summit of Mount Everest by the same route they took to get to the top. During the descent climbers must be more carefull because they are usually very tired and a small mistake could kill them.

mt.everest is not a volcano its a mountain. createdd by tectonic plates

American teenager Jordan Romero became the youngest climber to summit Mount Everest at the age of 13 on the 22nd May 2010.

Gravity. Walking is a series of falls, to fall up a hill you must cheat a bit - by leaning forward.

I dont understand when a lot of people have gone the the peak, why the other risk their lives. If they want to discover something new which benefit the humanity, is ok but they are not going to discover a new except loosing their precious lives. Ask your mother, wife and kids about the preciousness of your lives.

Rebeca Stevens was the first English woman to climb mount everest. She first went there as a reporter, then she decided to climb it herself and now she is the first English woman to climb mount everest .