Everest in the Alps

Day 2 is where the body starts to argue.

The adrenaline has gone.
The legs are heavy.
Blisters are forming.
The weather feels colder.

This is where it gets interesting.

Because this is the point where it would be easier to slow down.
To doubt.
To question why.

And this is exactly where grit matters.

This is where the team matters.

No headlines. No finish line.
Just skins on skis, one step at a time, climbing again.

Every metre up this mountain supports and helps fund life-changing research at The Everest Centre.

The grind has meaning.

If you’re following their climb, please consider backing it.
The donation link is in our bio.

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The Alps are quiet for now — but not for long.

In just over 24 hours, teams will begin. Ascending 8,848 metres on skis over four days.

The vertical height of Everest.
Repeated uphill. In winter.
Every step powered by something bigger.

Everest in the Alps exists to accelerate progress for children living with brain tumours. Through our exclusive partnership with The Brain Tumour Charity, this challenge helps fund the Everest Centre — driving forward safer, more effective treatments.

The teams join Rupert today. The work begins.

If you’ve been meaning to support them, this is the moment.

Every donation fuels progress.

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