Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Record Time (w/ Wim Hof Method)

We attempted to climb Africa’s tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, in record time with no prior acclimatization using the breathing method of Wim Hof. Climbing Kilimanjaro usually takes about a week as your body needs to adapt to the lack of oxygen in the air. In 2016 Wim Hof led a group of 26 people to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in 28 hours, which was considered impossible. We contacted Wim and asked him if he wanted to climb the tallest standing mountain on Earth with us in 48, while we’d document the miraculous breathing technique. He said no, but promised to prepare us for the record climb. Join us on the riskiest travel adventure of our lives! SUPPORT ME ON PATREON: MERCH: FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM TWITTER